Alicia Fernández Colino‘s thesis entitled «Thermosensitive injetable hydrogels with enhanced stability based on elastin, silk and leucine zipper motifs for tissue engineering and drug delivery applications» and María Jesús Piña Lancho‘s Thesis entitled «ELR-based nanocomplexes with potential biomedical uses» have been awarded by the University of Valladolid (UVA) as Doctorate Extraordinary Awards.
Congratulations!
Según la clasificación de la Universidad de Stanford (Estados Unidos) que comprende a más de 150.000 científicos en todo el planeta. https://noticiascyl.elespanol.com/t/2848693/valladolid-sociedad-valladolid-total-17-docentes-uva-encuentran-top-2-citados-nivel-mundial […]
Alicia’s thesis entitled «Thermosensitive injetable hydrogels with enhanced stability based on elastin, silk and leucine zipper motifs for tissue engineering and drug delivery […]
The TERMIS-EU SYIS Debate Competition has been launched for the first time during the TERMIS-EU 2017 that took place in Davos (Switzerland) […]
