DNA-Origami Nanosystems to modulate Adaptive Immunity (DONAI) : We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated candidate to join the DONAI project’s working team, focused on developing functional DNA-based nanostructures (Origamis)
Ester Polo
M. Ceballos is presenting his recent work about nanoMOFs at the MOF 2024, 9th International Conference on Metal-Organic Frameworks and Open Framework Compounds in Singapore (15th -19th July 2024) https://mof2024.mrs.org.sg/
Dra. Beatriz Pelaz will talk about Smart nanomaterials for bioapplications at CNBIO (4th July 2024) CINBIO Seminar Programme: “Smart Nanocarriers for living cells applications” https://cinbio.es/difusion/eventos/dra-beatriz-pelaz-cinbio-seminar-programme
Manuela successfully defended her doctoral dissertation titled “Engineering smart nano metal-organic frameworks for biomedical applications” under the guidance of supervisors Pablo del Pino and Pablo Taboada. The defense took place
BNT members: O. Semenov, M. Ceballos and S. Funes are presenting recent work about NanoMOFs at the RICI X, The 10th Iberian Meeting on Colloids and Interfaces, in Coimbra from
Light-Responsive Nanoantennas Integrated into Nanoscale Metal–Organic Frameworks for Photothermal Drug Delivery published by Cedrún-Morales M. et al. in Small Science. This work studies the potential of novel plasmonic core-shell nanocomposites
Dra. Esperanza Padin will talk about DNA origami at Pint of Science Santiago de Compostela 2024 (15th May) “Building structures with DNA blocks”: DNA is known for encoding life. This
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
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
Researchers from CiQUS and the Institute of Health Research of Santiago de Compostela optimized the available pharmacological treatment for ischemic stroke using biomimetic nanoparticles. Their study, “Lyophilized platelet-derived nanocarrier-based thrombolytic