NEOVEL Technologies capitalizes on this fabrication expertise to develop novel flexible displays.
Within Stanford, faculty from the Schools of Humanities & Sciences, Engineering and Medicine will combine their collective expertise to develop novel methods to use nanotechnology to detect cancer and evaluate therapies.
The research team at the Nanomaterials and Thin Films Lab, under the leadership of Jeff Glass, applies electrical, optics, materials, and electrochemical engineering expertise to develop novel nanostructures that address large-scale problems pertinent to the global energy-water nexus and growing need for nanotechnology based sensing.
The expertise available at the JRC made it possible to develop novel approaches on demand and to innovate 'on the go'.
Given Columbia's IUCRC expertise in fine particle processing and surface chemistry as well as Cytec Industries Inc' leadership in reagent technology for mineral separations, new approaches and methodologies are being used to address these challenges and to develop novel reagents.
The main focus of this division is to identify and support small pharmaceutical companies that are developing novel blood cancer therapies but lack the expertise or technologic resources to allow for the full potential of the study and benefit patients.
In the challenging process of developing novel hPSC-based therapeutic applications it is imperative to establish collaborations and engage expertise from various disciplines and organizations.
On the basis of the outstanding expertise of their host institutes in EDA, the 13 PhD fellows are developing novel methods for advanced EDA in three work packages, viz.
Program members have expertise in identifying oncogenes, defining basic mechanisms of neoplastic transformation in cell culture and murine models of leukemia, analyzing the biology of myeloproliferative neoplasms, developing novel immunotherapeutic approaches, conducting clinical trials of novel therapies, and investigating outcomes for stem cell transplantation as therapy of leukemia.
Approaches for harnessing this expertise need careful attention, but they might include engaging academic investigators in protocol development and implementation or tasking individual academic centers with study-wide functions such as ensuring diversity of participants, developing novel substudies, or responding to queries through a participant call center.
The extension of ultrasound to remote or under-served environments is not progressing rapidly; novel expertise delivery approaches are being developed to maintain ad-hoc ultrasound capability and improve on-site decision-making to enhance the quality, speed, and outcome of medical care.
