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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New paper in Small with the Pellegrino group: ZIF-8 on magnetic nanocubes
ZIF-8 grown on magnetic nanocubes gives nanocarriers for magnetic hyperthermia with 98 % drug loading efficiency.
Congratulations to Dr. Ceballos
Manuel successfully defended his doctoral dissertation titled “Engineering core-shell plasmonic nanoMOFs: synthetic methodologies and applications” under the guidance of the supervisor Pablo del Pino. The defense took place on November
A. Potti secures a new grant for research consolidation (GAIN – Xunta de Galicia 2024)
André Potti obtained funding for a project aimed at researchers with an excellent track record. The project will focus on the development of precision immunomodulatory tools based on semi-artificial extracellular
