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August 9th, 2007
U.N. awards Yale researcher nanotech grant
Abstract:
A Yale University researcher has won a $40,000 grant from the United Nations to study nanoparticles designed to fight tumor growth.
The United Nations Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), in partnership with L'Oreal, last month awarded post-doctoral biomedical engineering fellow Kim Woodrow the grant for her work to develop biodegradable nanoparticles designed to target cells in blood vessels, delivering therapeutics to fight tumor growth.
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