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Editorial: Moving towards interdisciplinary collaboration in clinical nanomedicine

  • Beat Löffler,
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 1. Mai 2008
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European Journal of Nanomedicine
Aus der Zeitschrift European Journal of Nanomedicine Band 1 Heft 1

Published Online: 2008-05
Published in Print: 2008-05

©2011 by Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co.

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Editorial: Nanomedicine: the application of the nanosciences to the benefit of the patient.
  2. Editorial: Moving towards interdisciplinary collaboration in clinical nanomedicine
  3. Therapeutic nanomedicine: Polymeric nanosystems for drug and gene delivery
  4. Therapeutic nanomedicine: Liposomal corticosteroid as targeted antiinflammatory nanomedicine
  5. Clinical applications: Viruses and virus-like particles: nature`s nanoparticles for targeted delivery
  6. Nano-physiology: Advances in stent coating technology via nanotechnology tools and process
  7. Nano-physiology: Carbon nanotube cell biology: not just a simple interaction
  8. Clinical trials: Electrochemical nanobiosensors and protein detection
  9. Implications of nanomedicine: Applying converging technologies in nanomedicine. Taking stock of challenges and benefits.
  10. Technology outlook: Nanomedicine in diabetes – Recent developments
  11. Clinical studies: Diagnosing disease by nanomechanical olfactory sensors – system design and clinical validation
https://doi.org/10.1515/EJNM.2008.1.1.3

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Editorial: Nanomedicine: the application of the nanosciences to the benefit of the patient.
  2. Editorial: Moving towards interdisciplinary collaboration in clinical nanomedicine
  3. Therapeutic nanomedicine: Polymeric nanosystems for drug and gene delivery
  4. Therapeutic nanomedicine: Liposomal corticosteroid as targeted antiinflammatory nanomedicine
  5. Clinical applications: Viruses and virus-like particles: nature`s nanoparticles for targeted delivery
  6. Nano-physiology: Advances in stent coating technology via nanotechnology tools and process
  7. Nano-physiology: Carbon nanotube cell biology: not just a simple interaction
  8. Clinical trials: Electrochemical nanobiosensors and protein detection
  9. Implications of nanomedicine: Applying converging technologies in nanomedicine. Taking stock of challenges and benefits.
  10. Technology outlook: Nanomedicine in diabetes – Recent developments
  11. Clinical studies: Diagnosing disease by nanomechanical olfactory sensors – system design and clinical validation
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