Tag Archives: nano-medicine

Copolymer micelles and serendipity

News: Nanomedicine    November 10, 2009
Scientists can’t plan on it, but when it happens – serendipity – provides one heckuva backslapping moment. Just to make it clear, while some luck is involved, serendipity isn’t about luck; it’s about being ready to see that something unexpected has happened and that something is good. In this case scientists at Purdue University (Indiana, [...]
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Nanoparticles for cancer drug delivery

News: Nanomedicine    November 4, 2009
You’re going to see many stories of drug delivery methods using nanotechnology. Some methods are still quite theoretical; others have already reached the testing stage in animals. Note, however, that so far none have been given the green light for human testing, which says something about the nascent status of the nano-medical field. Much of [...]
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More molecular medical delivery

News: Nanomedicine    October 16, 2009
One of the most important areas of nanotech research and development is the area of nanoscale delivery systems for drugs and genetic material. Advances occur frequently. Here’s another one: Theresa M. Reineke, associate professor of chemistry in the College of Science, and colleagues in her lab at Virginia Tech and at the University of Cincinnati [...]
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