Collection

Biomedical Micro-Nanotechnologies toward Translation

Submission status
Closed
Topical Collection to celebrate the 60th birthday of founding Editor-in-Chief Mauro Ferrari and his groundbreaking contribution to the field of biomedical technologies.

Editors

  • Alessandro Grattoni (Houston Methodist Research Institute, TX, USA) Alessandro Grattoni (Houston Methodist Research Institute, TX, USA)  &

    Alessandro Grattoni (Houston Methodist Research Institute, TX, USA)

    Dr. Grattoni’s research activities are dedicated to the development and clinical translation of implantable technology platforms for controlled long-acting drug delivery and cell transplantation. Active areas of research include HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), metabolic syndrome, and intratumoral cancer immunoradiotherapy. Additionally, Dr. Grattoni’s laboratory is actively studying electrokinetics in nanofluidics for modulating molecular transport to achieve a remotely controlled drug delivery platform for telemedicine. Further area of research is 3D-manufactured microencapsulation devices for the transplantation of endocrine cells.

  • Tejal Desai (University of California, CA, USA) Tejal Desai (University of California, CA, USA)

    Tejal Desai (University of California, CA, USA)

    University of California, CA, USA

Articles (20 in this collection)