Beatriz Pelaz and her BioNanoTools group will study the biological behavior of various nanomaterials, particularly their ability to activate immune responses in 3D bio-printed models (models of healthy tissues and diseases). This will allow for correlating the physicochemical properties of different nanomaterials and evaluating their behavior in biological systems. (https://www.usc.es/ciqus/en/news/exito-de-las-investigadoras-del-ciqus-en-proyectos-de-consolidacion)
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B. Pelaz secures a new project for research consolidation (AEI 2023)
02.06.2024
By Ester Polo
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Congratulations to Dr. Alvarez!
Aitor successfully defended his doctoral dissertation titled “Plasmonic nanocomposites for handling molecules in living cells” under the guidance of supervisors Pablo Del Pino and Pablo Taboada. The defense took place
BNT participating to 6th Functional DNA Nanotechnology Workshop (FDN2024)
BNT members: E. Padin and M. Aguilera are presenting their recent work about Origami DNA nanoparticles at the FDN2024, 6th Functional DNA Nanotechnology Workshop, in Munich from 26-28 June 2024.
Check our last publication
Seeded-Growth of PCN-224 onto Plasmonic Nanoparticles: Photoactive Microporous Nanocarriers published by Ceballos M. et al. in Small Structures. This study introduces a novel, room-temperature method for fabricating gold bipyramid-seeded MOF
