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bioengineering
| 3 min read
By
RJ Mackenzie
Exploring the tiny robots improving drug delivery from inside the body
Moved by magnets or ultrasound waves, these tiny robots make delivering drugs more accurate and effective.
News
| 10+ min read
By
Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
Annihilating PFAS with an AI-designed enzyme
Using artificial intelligence and machine learning, a team of researchers engineered an enzyme to degrade toxic PFAS molecules — and they’re only in high school.
News
| 7 min read
By
Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
Overcoming delivery hurdles, IL-12 tackles ovarian cancer
A targeted interleukin-12 gene therapy plus chemotherapy increased survival in advanced ovarian cancer, setting the stage for a new first-line drug.
News
| 3 min read
By
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Optimizing antibiotics out of worm guts
In vivo
studies of the antibiotic darobactin D22 against high-priority gram-negative bacteria show promise for further drug development.
News
| 3 min read
By
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
How engineered bacteria sense and treat gut inflammation
Nanobodies that bacteria secrete only in the presence of a biomarker treat inflammatory bowel disease at the site of inflammation.
News
| 4 min read
By
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Co-opting bacterial proteins for macrophage-based drug delivery
Proteins from intracellular pathogens can help expel drugs delivered by macrophages.
News
| 8 min read
By
Alejandra Manjarrez, PhD
Bioprinting tumors to fight them
3D bioprinted models of the tumor microenvironment could make the preclinical research process more reliable and accelerate translation to the clinic.
News
| 4 min read
By
Megan Keller, PhD
A smart bandage fights bacteria with precision
A new wound dressing monitors infections in real time and administers timely treatment using metal ions.
News
| 3 min read
By
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Engineering bacteria for drug delivery
Researchers investigated the feasibility of microbiome-based drug delivery as a longer-lasting alternative to current topical formulations.
News
| 4 min read
By
Adam Boros, PhD
Neutrophil backpacks for cancer immunotherapy
Researchers developed a novel approach for activating neutrophils and boosting anti-tumor immunity.
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