Projects

This site lists all projects and large groups which are related to nanomaterials and nanoobjects and in which members of the Center for Translational Nanomedicine are involved in. Please visit the links for further information.

ArTCell Artificial T-Cell

ArTCell aims to leap innovation by providing a scalable, on-demand Artificial T-Cell substitute, by equipping an artificial cell with T cell cytotoxic functionalities. With this approach, the therapeutic product could be mass- manufactured from controlled raw materials, which is the most desirable route to obtain an off-the-shelf, cost-effective and safe anti-tumor cell therapy.

InteReg - Interactive Biomaterials for Neural Regeneration

The project is developing new therapeutic approaches for the regenerative treatment of neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis. The aim is to use interactive synthetic biomaterials.
Nano@Liver - Treating Liver Diseases with Nanocarriers 

Nano@Liver - Treating Liver Diseases with Nanocarriers
 

Liver diseases are becoming increasingly significant in medicine (e.g., cirrhosis of the liver associated with fatty liver disease, hepatocellular carcinoma). These issues are addressed in this project, which is funded by the Carl Zeiss Foundation. 

Collaborative Research Center 1066 - SFB1066

Nanodimensional polymeric therapeutics for the tumor therapy

Biomaterials Tissues and Cells in Science

Max Planck Graduate Center

Forschungszenrum für Immuntherapie

Max Planck - VISTEC Partner Laboratory for Sustained Materials

Web-View
Print Page
Open in new window
Estimated DIN-A4 page-width
Go to Editor View