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SUMMARY:Nanoparticles as drug delivery systems - what can cell biology tell us?
DESCRIPTION:Guest lectures are a great opportunity for students to learn what the rest of the world thinks/researches. As a part of the International Lecture Series\, The Office of International Relations and Higher Studies invites Prof Jeremy Simpson from University College\, Dublin to engage the students on the topic “Nanoparticles as drug delivery systems – what can cell biology tell us?” \nNanotechnology advancements have resulted in the creation of related fields such as nanoparticle synthesis and biomedical applications. Patients and doctors alike have been given hope by nanotechnology-driven advancements in treating complicated medical problems. \nJoin this informative lecture on April 08\, 2022\, at 3.00 pm and get enlightened! \nJeremy Simpson carried out his PhD work at the University of Warwick (UK)\, working on the trafficking of protein toxins in mammalian cells under the supervision of Profs. Mike Lord and Lynne Roberts. After post-doctoral work at the Scripps Research Institute in San Diego (USA) in the lab of Dr Bill Balch and the ICRF in London (UK) in the lab of Dr Rainer Pepperkok\, he was awarded a long term EMBO fellowship allowing him to move to the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Heidelberg (Germany). For over 9 years he worked at EMBL developing and applying novel high-throughput imaging approaches to study protein localisation and membrane traffic. In 2008 he was appointed as Full Professor of Cell Biology at University College Dublin\, Ireland. His lab currently applies high-throughput imaging technologies to study various membrane trafficking pathways in the cell\, a number of human diseases associated with defects in the endomembrane system\, and the molecular basis of how synthetic nanoparticles enter cells and induce toxicity. His lab also has expertise in the growth and analysis of 3D cell models\, including spheroids and organoids\, and their imaging and analysis using high-content screening microscopy. His lab also develops novel software tools and approaches for image analysis. He has authored 120 peer-reviewed articles\, including articles in Nature Cell Biology and Nature Methods\, and a number of book chapters. He is a Fellow of the UCD Conway Institute and runs the UCD Cell Screening Laboratory (www.ucd.ie/hcs). Additional academic roles within UCD have included Head of Subject for the Cell and Molecular Biology Programme\, Head of the School of Biology and Environmental Science\, and Vice-Principal (International) of the UCD College of Science. In September 2021 he took up the role of College Principal and Dean of Science for the UCD College of Science.
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