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David Grainger presents on how to write a good research paper.In June 2016, the New Zealand Local Chapter of the Controlled Release Society (CRS) hosted David W. Grainger (University of Utah, U.S.A.) for an educational workshop at the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland.…
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In non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the level of oxygenation surrounding the cancerous cells is low compared with normal tissue owing to the rapid growth of the tumor cells. The decreased blood circulation results in development of pockets of lower oxygen levels, resulting in…
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Fibrin hydrogels are protein-based scaffolds frequently used in tissue engineering for delivery of bioactive payloads (e.g., growth factors). Conventional fibrin scaffolds enable very limited spatial and temporal control of payload release, especially after implantation. This is…
2016 DDTR Outstanding Research Paper Award Winner
The Selection Committee and CRS are pleased to announce the following paper published in DDTR during 2016 for the award. Criteria such as translation nature of research, overall impact, innovation, and significance of the study were considered in…
Come join us at the 2017 CRS Annual Meeting, where science means business.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to join the best and brightest in delivery science at the CRS Annual Meeting in Boston, July 16–19, 2017. Submit your abstracts now before submissions close January 20, 2017!
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Terry in her office with a backdrop of research books.Prof. Theresa Mary Allen, a veteran in the drug-delivery field for over 30 years, is a pioneer in the field of long-circulating liposomes and ligand-targeted nanomedicines for anticancer drugs and gene medicines. She has over 200 peer-reviewed…
