Welcome to Nanomedicine
For researchers in the know!
Read editorials detailing cutting edge developments in the field of nanomedicine and see if there are any up and coming conferences you would like to attend. Explore possible careers within the nanomedicine community or put your research on our map and read information about regulatory authorities ensuring right steps are being taken within your research.
Are You New To Nanomedicine?
Information about nanomedicine for people without background knowledge in science is provided. Provides an introduction to nanomedicine, an overview of the nanomedicines currently in clinical use, a glossary of sciencitifc terms often used in nanomedicine and a section on frequently asked questions.
Everything teachers and pupils need to know about Nanomedicine
Fun and simple classroom activities are available for teaching and learning about the key principles of nanotechnology as well as short videos to help with explanations. Up to date nanonews and brief explanations of current research involving nanomedicine are also available.
Welcome to the British Society for Nanomedicine
With the global benefits of the new science of nanomedicine growing each year, the British Society for Nanomedicine has been created to allow open access for industry, academia, clinicians and the public to news and details of ongoing research throughout the UK
A new short course in nanotechnology is now available.
Only 14 places available so register soon.
What is Nanomedicine? Introducing applications of Nanotechnology
Saturday 12th May 2018
Nanomedicines are used globally to improve the lives of patients suffering from a range of disorders including cancer and various infectious diseases. Nanomedicines currently used clinically have overcome a number of issues associated with conventional drug delivery. This interactive workshop will introduce key areas in the development of nanomedicines. The course is presented by multidisciplinary researchers, with expertise in formulation, clinical application, and safety. Additionally, there will be the opportunity to discuss careers in academia. This course would benefit anyone with a general interest in current healthcare research.
University of Liverpool, 126 Mount Pleasant, L69 3GR
Presented by Dr Paul Curley, Dr James Hobson & Dr Neill Liptrott
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To see some of the presentations from this year's European Nanomedicine Meeting in London click on the presenter's name below:
Patrick Boisseau, ETPN, France
Nathalie Mignet, The French Society for Nanomedicine (SFNano)
Ulf Andersson, Chairman Nanomed North
Annette Bramley, EPSRC
Mark Platt, Loughborough University
Sylwia Sekula-Neuner, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Lea Ann Dailey, KCL, UK
Sven Even Borgos, SINTEF, Norway
Maria de la Fuente, Health Research Institute of Santiago de Compostela (IDIS), Spain
Klaus Weltring, German Platform NanoBioMedicine
Bassem Sabagh, PostNova
Journal of Interdisciplinary Nanomedicine
Editors-in-Chief Steve Rannard, Raj Bawa, Si-Shen Feng and Andrew Owen
The Journal of Interdisciplinary Nanomedicine (JOIN) is an international peer-reviewed academic journal that aims to provide truly interdisciplinary nanomedicine research. JOIN is now accepting submissions from all relevant fields to be included in the first issue.
The journal contains evidence-based research and translational outputs with high-level contributions from at least two sciences that are peer-reviewed by multiple reviewers tasked to focus primarily on their specialist areas. Multiple first and/or corresponding author status is encouraged so as to provide transparency and acknowledgment for contribution to multidisciplinary work. The Journal embraces submissions from all relevant fields as applied to early stage scientific developments and studies aimed at the progression of nanomedicines towards the clinic, which include engineering, science and medicine, especially materials sciences, life science, clinical science, intellectual property, regulatory issues and policy considerations. JOIN contains original research papers, editorials, review articles, technical notes, and letters to the editor about matters that may benefit the wider readership. Advances that are progressing to application through consolidation of multiple areas of expertise are especially encouraged. Core areas of particular interest include applications of new materials and biological concepts, targeted delivery, molecular biomaterials and nanotechnology in diagnostics, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, toxicology, and clinical outcomes.
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