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16 research teams
Dynamics of Complex Biomolecular Systems
Oncopharmacochemy & Skin Pharmacotoxicology
Nucleosides & Phosphorylated Effectors
Green Chemistry and Enabling Technologies
Analytical Sciences of Biomolecules
Polymers for Health and Biomaterials
Bioactive Lipids Syntheses
Glyco and nanovectors for therapeutic targeting
Supramolecular MAchines and ARchitecture Team
ChemBioNAC
Amino acids, heterocycles, peptides & proteins
Pharmacochemistry Synaptic Transmission & Neuroprotection
Oncotherapy and Oncopharmacology
Stereoselective Synthesis & Modified Amino Acids
Glycochemistry & molecular recognition
BUT2-3/2A Internship: Investigation of Protein/Nanoparticle Release from Hybrid Silylated Hydrogels: Impact of Overall Charge (ADAPT Project)
Project Description Biopolymer-based hydrogels are promising matrices for the controlled delivery of therapeutic agents. The ADAPT project aims to develop a new generation of hydrogels formed through sol-gel crosslinking of silylated polysaccharides. The objective is to modulate electrostatic interactions between the hydrogel matrix and the encapsulated proteins or nanoparticles without relying on covalent bonds. This […]
M2/3A Internship: Multifunctional Degradable Polymers for Stimuli-Responsive Hydrogels: Controlled Drug Delivery and Shape-Morphing
Project Description Stimuli-responsive biomaterials, capable of modifying their properties (active compound release, shape changes) in response to non-invasive external stimuli (magnetic fields, infrared irradiation), are attracting increasing interest in regenerative medicine. Thanks to their multivalent architecture, star-shaped polymers offer opportunities to tailor the structure and properties of the resulting hydrogel networks. However, controlling both the […]