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Biofunctional Nanomaterials

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Biosurfaces

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The design and build up of biofunctional nanosurfaces on different supports to investigate relevant problems in biology and to understand and predict the interactions of living cells with materials constitute the general research topic of this Unit.

The design and build up of biofunctional nanosurfaces on different supports to investigate relevant problems in biology and to understand and predict the interactions of living cells with materials constitute the general research topic of this Unit. Biosurfaces and biointerfaces represent an emerging area that lies at the interface of bioscience and nanoscience. Present knowledge on of the structure and the function of biomolecules combined with the ability to immobilize them onto surfaces while retaining their functionality has opened a new area of research on biomimetic materials, enabling applications ranging from biosensors to integrated medical nanosystems to perform complex repair actions at the cellular level.

Laboratory 1

Laboratory person in charge:

Ilya Reviakine
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Research in Ilya Reviakine´s group is centred around interfaces between hard (inorganic) materials and soft, self-assembling-biological or biologically relevant-systems. He is... Laboratory webpage

Laboratory 2

Laboratory person in charge:

Sergio Enrique Moya
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The research focuses on the nanofabrication, the study of physical-chemical phenomena in nanometric scale and in the properties of material (biomaterial) resulting from its... Laboratory webpage

Laboratory 3

Laboratory person in charge:

Ralf Richter
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The self-organization of molecules into dynamic and hierarchical supramolecular assemblies is a key feature of biological structures. The resulting architectures exhibit new... Laboratory webpage


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