Emory Provost's Office: Video Series on Great Scholars and Great Work Dr. Shuming Nie discusses current cancer nanotechnology research

Surface-Enhanced Raman Nanoparticle Beacons Based on
Bioconjugated Gold Nanocrystals and Long Range Plasmonic Coupling
Posted: Tues., January 6, 2009

Metal nanoparticles (NPs) such as colloidal gold are a class of
plasmonic materials that is under intense research and development
for broad applications including surface-enhanced spectroscopy, super-resolution optical imaging, and ultrasensitive biosensing....More Info

Proton-Sponge Coated Quantum Dots for siRNA Delivery and
Intracellular Imaging
Posted: Tues., July, 8, 2008

Scientists at Emory University and the University of Washington in Seattle have succeeded in using nanotechnology known as quantum dots to usher gene therapy into the body....More Info

Kate Lee Awarded 2008 CD4 GAANN Fellowship
Posted: Thurs., May, 8, 2008

The Georgia Institute of Technology's Center for Drug Design, Development and Delivery (CD4) recently awarded Kate Lee with a 2008 GAANN Fellowship....More Info

DiagNano takes 1st place in challenge round at the 2008 Rice Business Plan Competition
Posted: Thurs., April. 10, 2008

Using fluorescent semiconductor nanoparticles, or "quantum dots," pathologists will potentially be able to examine multiple disease markers per test, an advance on current methods that can test only one marker at a time....More Info

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