Pharmaceutical Biophysics Research group and unit in the Drug Research Program co-led by Alex Bunker and Tapani Viitala
Our group is involved in several projects related to our overall theme. These can, roughly, be divided into five research areas, shown below.
Drug delivery liposomes and extracellular vesicles A key focus of our research is the development of liposome based drug delivery systems (LDS). The LDS represents the most developed and...
Other nanomedicine and drug delivery related topics We have, additionally, used our combined computational-experimental toolkit for the development and characterization of other forms of...
Label-free experimental platforms in pharmaceutical research One of our main research aims is to develop novel complementary real-time label-free in vitro tools for existing static biological assays...
Bioinspired and biomimicking surfaces In addition to projects of direct relevance to drug delivery, we have also studied several other systems related to biologically active...
Advanced drug design strategies Currently, drug design based on the paradigm of combining the fitting of drug molecule structures to target binding sites with high...
