Persistent luminescence confined in a nanoparticle : future tracers for in vivo imaging ?

Speaker(s)

Prof. Corinne Chanéac

LCMCP, University of Paris VI

Events

Biological liquid crystals and restorative medicine: what does the future hold ?

Importance of water at hybrid interfaces, a solid-state NMR study

Symposium

17 Mar 2015

11:20 - 11:40

Dr Francisco Fernandes

New tools for shaping collagen : implications for the biomedical field

From material design to cell differentiation : a cross-disciplinary approach

Persistent luminescence confined in a nanoparticle : future tracers for in vivo imaging…

Hybrid magnetic systems : from diagnosis to therapy

Symposium

17 Mar 2015

14:00 - 14:45

Pr Juan Manuel Garcia Ruiz

The Ability of Silica to Mimic Organic Matter in Abiotic Self-Assembled Mineral Structures

Morphogenesis of functional core-shell capsules using integrative chemistry : thermosti…

Combining biological molecules with inorganic particles to create functional, modular biomaterials

New vector development strategies

Symposium

17 Mar 2015

16:05 - 16:35

Dr Michel Wong Chi Man

Multifunctional hybrid silicas : potential applications in nanomedicine

Symposium

17 Mar 2015

16:35 - 17:05

Pr Michel Daudon et Dr Dominique Bazin

From lithiasis to pathological calcifications : research at the interface of physics, c…

Combination materials for the treatment of bone pathologies

Symposium

17 Mar 2015

17:35 - 18:35

Pr Clément Sanchez et Pr Jacques Livage

Persistent luminescence confined in a nanoparticle : future tracers for in vivo imaging ?

Speaker(s)

Prof. Corinne Chanéac

Events

New data on biomineral growth

Biomimetic polymer vesicles and nanomedicine

Life cycle and biodegradation of nanoparticles in the body

Biological liquid crystals and restorative medicine: what does the future hold ?

Importance of water at hybrid interfaces, a solid-state NMR study

New tools for shaping collagen : implications for the biomedical field

From material design to cell differentiation : a cross-disciplinary approach

Persistent luminescence confined in a nanoparticle : future tracers for in vivo imaging…

Hybrid magnetic systems : from diagnosis to therapy

The Ability of Silica to Mimic Organic Matter in Abiotic Self-Assembled Mineral Structures

Morphogenesis of functional core-shell capsules using integrative chemistry : thermosti…

Combining biological molecules with inorganic particles to create functional, modular biomaterials

New vector development strategies

Multifunctional hybrid silicas : potential applications in nanomedicine

From lithiasis to pathological calcifications : research at the interface of physics, c…

Combination materials for the treatment of bone pathologies

Conclusions

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