1-2 October 2014 – Cambridge, Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Cambridge.
After months of discussions and proposals conducted by supervisors from each host institution and the program director, Dr. Vladimir Baulin, the management meeting in Cambridge sets the beginning of a great adventure!
In an atmosphere both earnest and casual, many topics have been […]
Investigation of membrane associating polymers, therapeutic nanoparticles and cell preservation experiments
Biotechnology and and bioengineering, experimental
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Alex Chen
Objectives
A safe polymer technology, which can be fine-tuned to deliver a wide variety of payloads into cells for various applications.
Novel pH-responsive, biodegradable polymers will be synthesized to mimic the activity of viruses, both in their cell entry and endosomal escape […]
Our new study suggests #microplastics can mechanically destabilize membranes of human red #blood #cells and stretch them out such that it may potentially affect their ability to transport #oxygen pnas.org/content/118…
