Review paper on CRISPR-based nanomedicine is published in Biomedical Engineering Letters

A review article on the delivery systems for CRISPR-based genome editing is published in Biomedical Engineering Letters. This article provides an overview on essential elements in CRISPR/Cas systems and nanoparticle-based delivery carriers as an alternative method over viral vectors. Read the article here. Great job, Aaron and Minjong!

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A book chapter on Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nanomedicine has been published

Prof. Jinmyoung Joo wrote a book chapter on Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nanomedicine in Advanced Imaging and Bio Techniques for Convergence Science, as a part of Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology. This chapter provides in-depth understanding on nanotechnology, particularly in biomedical applications, including general concepts and recent advances of nanomedicine for clinically relevant diagnostics and […]

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Paper published in BioChip Journal

A floating magnetic membrane for efficient separation and enrichment of pathogenic bacteria using superparamagnetic nanoparticles and capillary glass tube has been developed. The virtual ‘filter’ can rapidly and selectively capture the target bacteria under continuous flow. This technology can be further expanded for large scale separation and purification of biological components. Watch out more.

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Dr. Junyoung Kim starts postdoctoral research in Imperial College London

Dr. Junyoung Kim, who recently completed his PhD in Prof. Yoon-Kyoung Cho’s lab, joins Prof. Molly Stevens Lab in Imperial College London as a KHIDI Postdoctoral Fellow. He works on biomimetic nanotherapeutics to treat the tumor metastasis. Collaborative research with Stevens’ lab will reveal the origin of tumor metastasis and find a way to prevent […]

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KHIDI grant funding for dementia project

Collaborate research grant for drug delivery systems penetrating blood-brain barrier has been awarded for funding by Korea Health Industry Development Institute. This grant will establish an innovative research with Prof. Tae-Eun Park (UNIST), Nexmos, and Whan In Pharm. on development of nanoshuttle systems for blood-brain barrier penetration. Spatiotemporally controllable nanoparticles will open a door the […]

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