Session: Nanotechnology for Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals I (2009 Annual Meeting)

Description:

This session seeks papers focusing on nanotechnologies for drug delivery, drug discovery/development, and drug manufacturing. Examples of specific topics include nanoparticles/emulsions for drug delivery, nanoengineering cell-based drug assays, patch clamp chips for drug screening/discovery, and process monitoring of active nanopharmaceuticals manufacturing.

Sponsor:

Nanoscale Science and Engineering Forum

Chair:

Jennifer Fiegel
Assistant Professor
The University of Iowa
Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering / Division of Pharmaceutics
Iowa City, IA 52242
Phone Number: 319-335-8830
Email: jennifer-fiegel@uiowa.edu

Co-Chair:

Thomas D. Dziubla

Papers:

526a

Polymer Nanosphere-Based Vaccination Strategies against Yersinia Pestis
Bret D. Ulery, Iowa State University; Michael J. Wannemuehler, Iowa State University; Jing Yu, Iowa State University; F. Chris Minion, Iowa State University; Devender Kumar, Albany Medical College; Dennis W. Metzger, Albany Medical College; Balaji Narasimhan, Iowa State University

526b

Drug Nanoparticle Isolation by Hydrogen Bonding Coacervation
Robert K. Prud'homme, Princeton University; Mustafa Akbulut, Princeton University; Suzanne D'Addio, Princeton Unversity; Concepcion Kafka, Princeton Unversity

526c

Plasmon Resonant Nanoparticles for Lipid-Based Drug Delivery
Guohui Wu, University of California, Santa Barbara; Joseph Zasadzinski, University of California, Santa Barbara

526d

Voltage Gated Carbon Nanotube Membranes for Programmed Transdermal Drug Delivery
Ji Wu, University of Kentucky; Caroline Strasinger, University of Kentucky; Audra Stinchcomb, University of Kentucky; Bruce J. Hinds, University of Kentucky

526e

Mucus-Penetrating Nanoparticles for Transmucosal Drug/Gene Delivery
Samuel K. Lai, The Johns Hopkins University; Ying-Ying Wang, The Johns Hopkins University; Ming Yang, The Johns Hopkins University; Jung Soo Suk, The Johns Hopkins University; Justin Hanes, The Johns Hopkins University

526f

Drug Delivery Carriers Masquerade as ²self² to Avoid Body Clearance
Pia L. Rodriguez, University of Pennsylvania; Richard Tsai, University of Pennsylvania; Dennis E. Discher, University of Pennsylvania

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