Johns Hopkins | Center of Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence

a center of the Johns Hopkins | Institute for NanoBioTechnology

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The objective of the Center of Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence is to integrate nanotechnology-based diagnostic and therapeutic tools for comprehensive cancer care. We envision a set of integrated nanotechnology-based solutions for diagnosis, therapy, and post-therapy monitoring. Combining novel in vitro assays with targeted chemotherapy and immunotherapy we can establish a new paradigm in cancer nanomedicine. Our overall objective is to demonstrate that nanotechnology-based tools can be integrated for comprehensive cancer care.

  • 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 Imaging
  • Project 4: Mucus Penetrating Nanoparticles for Small Cell Lung Cancer

CCNE News

Landmark physical characterization of cancer cells completed

Microscopic grippers used successfully in animal biopsies

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Communication for Scientist and Engineers Course

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