Sep 04
This summer, the PD[N]ano Lab hosted two NDnano Undergraduate Research Fellowship (NURF) students, Jack Latilla Campbell and Kolbe Schlosser, both of the University of Notre Dame. Working at the intersection of nanoscience, engineering, and precision medicine, each took on one of oncology’s hardest problems: how to kill a tumor without poisoning the patient. Chemotherapy has …
Oct 30
Great job by the Nallathamby lab (PDNANO) members Conor, Kevin and Carlie at presenting our work on antibacterials, and cancer therapeutics to the @ND_IPH advisory board! Great input from the advisory board members on possible collaborations and translational paths forward. #GoIrish#NDResearch#MDR#curecancer All three presenters have publications with us which formed the basis for these poster …
Jan 09
Virtually presented our lab’s research on tackling two pressing problems in biomedical research at the Society for Biomaterials/ Japanese Society for Biomaterials joint Symposium in Honolulu, Hawaii. (January 8-10, 2022). I am presenting our research on broad-spectrum antibiotic-free antibacterials to combat multi-drug resistant bacterial infections. Oral Presentation Session: Session 1: Bioglasses/Ceramics/Other Hard Materials2:37 – 2:52 …
Jun 20
Excited that our phase-II proposal to the American Cancer Society’s Institutional Research Grant (ACS-IRG) program was funded. This was upon successful phase I completion of our proposal for a novel magnetically driven drug nanocarrier. We propose to use these drug nanocarriers to mitigate cardiotoxicity in the new study. The data generated by the study funded …
Feb 14
We are extremely excited and thankful to the American Cancer Society and the Harper Cancer Research Institute for facilitating this seed grant for our work on label-free targeting of undruggable cancer cells. We intend to target non-targetable cancer cells by tuning the force exerted by label-free nanomaterials at the cell membrane to selectively permeabilize the …
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