Roger Bresolí Obach, PhD
Associate Professor - Researcher Ramón y Cajal
+34932672000
RESEARCH LINES
- Near-infrared optical imaging
- Biological Photochemistry – Photodynamic Therapy
- Photofunctional materials
- Optical trapping and binding at interfaces
MEMBER OF:
School of Engineering
Applied Photobiological Chemistry
Specialised research in biomedical applications (antimicrobial resistance with phototherapy) and development of theragnostics in the diagnosis and treatment of tumours.
LATEST PROJECTS
Chemphot (chemistry of photons: from photobiology to optical matter)
Innovative treatment of infections and cancer using real-time monitoring of ROS using self-reporting non-toxic photosensitizers
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Research Group Link:
Applied Photobiological Chemistry (AppLightChem)
Theranostic photosensitizers (Phosphorescence-guided surgery combined with photodynamic therapy)
Photodynamic therapy uses harmless light in live cells and animal to activate non- toxic photosensitive chemicals photosensitizers to generate cytotoxic species for malignant cell eradication (cancer cells, bacterial infections).
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Applied Photobiological Chemistry (AppLightChem)
SWIR (Automatic processing of shortwave infrared images: first steps towards cancer theragnosis using photobiological chemistry)
This project is based on the application of shortwave infrared (SWIR) for cancer therapy
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Applied Photobiological Chemistry (AppLightChem)
LINKED NEWS
Interview
Theranostic Photosensitizing Agents for Phosphorescence-Guided Surgery
30/09/2022
"It is essential to have adequate tools in order to study complex systems, and photonics is an ideal discipline considering its non-invasive nature, occupying an essential place in research"
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