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Nanomedicine and targeted drug delivery

5 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work — 1 as their primary capability.

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  • FUNDACIO INSTITUT DE BIOENGINYERIA DE CATALUNYA

    Barcelona bioengineering institute specializing in mechanobiology, organ-on-chip tissue models, nanomedicine, and bioprinting for health applications.

    “NANOSTORM, THERACAT, CheSSTaG, MICROCLEANERS, and LABPATCH all address nanoparticle-based therapies, bio-orthogonal catalysis, or chemotactic targeting of tumors.”

    PrimaryES48 projects
  • HUMANITAS MIRASOLE SPA

    Italian private research hospital strong in ALS, cardiovascular repair, immunology, and nanomedicine, now expanding into multi-omics precision medicine.

    “NANOTAM developed nanomedicines for cancer immunomodulation; MONONANOCHEM engineered monocytes loaded with nano-chemotherapeutics; miRCaP formulated nanoparticles for cardiac treatment.”

    IT20 projects
  • BYONDIS BV

    Dutch biopharmaceutical SME specializing in continuous bioprocessing, bioreactor control, and downstream manufacturing of drug proteins and biologics.

    “NANOMED (2016-2019) contributed to an integrative approach to nanomedicine through an MSCA-ITN training network.”

    SMENL3 projects
  • APTUIT (VERONA) SRL

    Italian contract research organization providing preclinical pharmaceutical development, drug formulation, and industrial training for EU anti-infective and nanomedicine projects.

    “FOLSMART (largest grant at EUR 653K) involved folate-targeted nanodevices for rheumatoid arthritis treatment, indicating capability in nanoformulation.”

    IT3 projects
  • BLUEPHARMA - INDUSTRIA FARMACEUTICASA

    Portuguese pharmaceutical SME with rheumatoid arthritis focus, contributing industrial drug formulation and manufacturing expertise to EU clinical and nanomedicine consortia.

    “FOLSMART explored folate-targeted nanodevices directed at activated macrophages, placing Bluepharma at the interface of nanoformulation and immune-cell-targeted therapeutics.”

    SMEPT2 projects