Research
The Johns Hopkins CCNE brings together a multidisciplinary team of scientists, engineers, and doctors to develop nanotechnology-based diagnostic platforms and therapeutic strategies for comprehensive cancer care. Cores Validation Core Nanoparticle Engineering Core Bioinformatics and … more
Commercialization
The Cancer Nanotechnology Commercialization Working Group facilitates technology development and commercialization. The rationale for establishing this group is that by bringing together a broad range of expertise in intellectual property, patent law, and technology commercialization we can (1) … more
Projects
Project 1: Screening DNA Methylation in Bodily Fluids for Early Cancer Diagnostics and Post-therapy Monitoring Project 2: Systemic Nanocurcumin for Pancreatic Cancer Therapy Project 3: Non-Invasive Quantification of Vaccine-mediated Antigen Delivery to Lymph Node by Magnetic Resonance … more
Education/Training
We have created a unique model for training researchers at the interface between nanoscience and medicine, involving lecture courses, laboratory courses, professional development seminars, peer-to-peer teaching, and communications workshops. All students are co-advised by faculty from both the … more
