TMM 4309 Nanomedicine

3 units
Translational and Molecular Medicine
Faculty of Medicine
Nanotechnology applications in medicine, nanomedicine, is a rapidly evolving multidisciplinary area that integrates chemistry, physics, and engineering concepts with pharmacy and medicine to develop novel therapies, diagnostics, imaging modalities and biosensors. The central goal of this course is to provide an overview of the nanomedicine research area and cover basic concepts related to nano-biomaterials, their nanoscale properties and interactions with biological structures and their applications in medicine

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Requirements:

Prerequisite: TMM 3009 .

Previously Offered Terms:

Fall
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Suresh Gadde

2 sections from Fall 2022 to Fall 2023

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