Encapsulation of active agents and medicaments in microscopic containers, their functionalization of their surface enables the human body to transfer them to the appropriate site and, finally, to release the agent controlled by an external signal.
Conditional triggered drug release from nanocontainersProf. Katharina M. Fromm, Prof. Christian Bochet
Smart in-vivo drug deliveryProf. Heinrich Hofmann, Prof. Alke Fink-Petri, Dr. Xavier Montet, Prof. Horst Vogel
Intelligent synthetic nanosize organelles for cancer therapyProf. Patrick Hunziker, Dr. Kurt Bättig, Prof. Daniel Constam, Dr. Beat Keller, Prof. Wolfgang Meier
Self-heating hydrogel for mechanically-controlled drug releaseProf. Dominique Pioletti, Prof. Harm-Anton Klok
Nanofibres for intelligent drug deliveryDr. Ana-Maria Popa, Dr. Daniel Crespy, Dr. Giuseppino Fortunato, Dr. Marco Lattuada
Nanocontainers for local drug delivery to open heart vessels in case of heart attackDr. Till Saxer, Prof. Bert Müller, Dr. Andreas Zumbühl
Blood sugar measurement through the skin
Prof. Martin Wolf, Dr. René Rossi, Prof. Hans Ulrich Buchen, Dr. Lukas Scherer, Dr. Evren Aslan-Gürel