PagesAristotle University of Thessaloniki, GreeceBeiter, GermanyBeneficiariesBiberach University of Applied Sciences, GermanyBio2Brain NetworkBlogCentre for Research and Technology Hellas, GreeceChallengesContactContipro a.s., Czech RepublicCSL Behring, SwitzerlandData Protection InformationDepartment of Neurology, Inselspital, Bern University Hospital, University of Bern, SwitzerlandESR1: Beatrice Di LelioESR10: Gabriela RathESR11: Vaidehi Roy ChowdhuryESR12: Alexander RoentgenESR13: Seth AsamoahESR2: Erik TaylorESR3: Selin AkpinarESR4: Dalia AbdeldaimESR5: Romain TopalianESR6: Sebastian SpiegelESR7: Marta Rojas RodríguezESR8: Aditya KaleESR9: Davide MazzaliESRsEuropea Academy of Neurology, AustriaEuropean Laboratory for Non-Linear Spectroscopy, ItalyFraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology (IGB), GermanyHomeImprintMyBiotech GmbH, GermanyNewsNewsletter unsubscribeNewsletter unsubscribe successObjectivesParticipantsPartnerorganisationsProject 1 – Particle-based formulations for the intransal transmucosal delivery of BiopharmaceuticalsProject 10 – Development of new micro-polymers for intranasal drug delivery: study of interfacial behaviour with biological membranesProject 11 – Rational design of a panel of antibodies targeting Nogo-AProject 12 – Rational design of a panel of antibodies targeting LINGO-1Project 13 – Hyaluronan based hydrogels for mucosal drug deliveryProject 2 – Bio-based hydrogels as drug delivery systems for the intranasal transmucosal delivery of BiopharmaceuticalsProject 3 – (Bio)polymer-based particulate formulations for the intranasal transmucosal delivery of BiopharmaceuticalsProject 4 – Analysis of mAb transport and its dependency on Fc-interacting molecules in vitro, ex vivo and in vivoProject 5 – Safe-by-DesignProject 6 – Nose to Brain application of wildtype and engineered antibodies in the pathophysiological context in vivoProject 7 – Advanced imaging approaches for dissecting the mechanisms of release and trafficking of BiopharmaceuticalsProject 8 – A computational approach to optimal design of DDSProject 9 – Development of new polymeric nanogels as drug delivery systemsProjectsPublicationsQueen Mary University of London, UKReportsResearchSaarland University, GermanySitemapThe Chancellor Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge, UKUniversity of Florence, ItalyUniversity of Stuttgart, GermanyVector Pharma GmbH, GermanyPostsFifth Newsletter Published2nd Summer School in London 2023Fourth Newsletter PublishedESR9 presented @ RSC 2023First Winter School in Stuttgart 2023Happy Holidays!New Paper Published on Challenges and Opportunities of Intranasal Drug DeliveryThird Newsletter Published8th EAN Conference in ViennaFirst Summer School in Biberach 2022Second Newsletter PublishedFirst Newsletter PublishedKick-off Meeting successfully conducted
