Medical Nanotechnology and Nanomedicine (Perspectives in Nanotechnology Series)

A highly accessible overview of alternative and conflicting concepts in the rapidly developing nanotechnology revolution, this friendly guide reviews current research and development in nanoscience and illustrates the accomplishments and possibilities for application in nanomedicine. Providing an introduction to the science and infrastructure, it offers clarity and understanding to the medical professional and layperson alike. Divided into three parts, the first presents an historical background

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Created by PlayGen – See NanoMission.org – NanoMission™ is an engaging learning experience which educates players about basic concepts in nanoscience through real world practical applications from microelectronics to drug delivery.
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Approximately 99 per cent of medicinal molecules don’t reach their targets and subsequently, stay in the body of the patient. As these molecules can sometimes be very toxic – particularly in the case of those designed to target cancers – research is being undertaken into more effective ways of safely transporting and delivering drugs. A challenge for nanotechnology in this research is to create a device which can carry a drug payload to it’s target, be monitored throughout it’s journey and deliver, without being attacked and destroyed by the body’s natural defences. This calls for something which possesses stealth design characteristics and a plausible device is described here in this movie. This is one of a selection of intriguing movies which are available for free download from the EPSRC Nanotechnology Image Library at : www.nanoscience.dept.shef.ac.uk You may also be interested in navigating to the “Soft Machines” site belonging to Professor Richard Jones – who features in this movie – for up-to-date discourse on all things nano. Here’s the link : www.softmachines.org

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