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Advanced Science News Coverage and Advanced Healthcare Materials paper

Our recent research into using peptide hydrogels as long-acting injectable implants for HIV/AIDS drug delivery has be covered by Advanced Science News.

This provides an oversight of our most recent publication within Advanced Healthcare Materials.

A link to both can be found below:

Advanced Science News

Advanced Healthcare Materials

 

 

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Advanced Science News Coverage and Advanced Healthcare Materials paper

Our recent research into using peptide hydrogels as long-acting injectable implants for HIV/AIDS drug delivery has be covered by Advanced Science News. This provides an oversight of our most recent publication within Advanced Healthcare Materials. A link to both can be found below: Advanced Science News Advanced Healthcare Materials    

Our EPSRC research selected as case study

Our research into long-acting peptide hydrogel drug delivery implants has been selected as a case study by the EPSRC for their Developing New Therapies Grand Challenge. Thanks to all of those involved in this multidisciplinary project and it’s great to see our work moving forward towards future use in patients. Please find a link to the […]

Group receive major funding from EPSRC to develop peptide-like hydrogels for combined HIV-contraceptive therapy

We are excited to announce support from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) to develop of peptide-like hydrogels for use as a long-acting injectable delivery platform for combined HIV-contraceptive drug delivery. Total support (£766,542) will allow further development of our peptide-mimetic platforms in a key healthcare area in collaboration with our co-investigators at […]

Research Group receive Innovate UK ICURe SETsquared Award

We are delighted to be currently taking part in the UKRI Innovate UK ICURe SETsquared Cohort 32 (32-08 / 520268133: £30,000). This programme is allowing us to market validate our peptide hydrogel technology in a variety of applications both within drug delivery and the wider commercial landscape. Our Research Associate Simon Porter is currently undertaking these […]

Exciting new lab facilities

We are currently moving into our new lab facilities in the School of Pharmacy’s McClay Research Centre, including a new synthesis and microbiology lab.

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