Explore cutting-edge research on glioblastoma through this scientific seminar featuring Prof Simona Parrinello from UCL Cancer Institute, who discusses how injury programs influence the development and progression of this aggressive brain cancer. Beginning with an introductory presentation by Dr. Anita Liu on "Nano-Omics for blood biomarker discovery in Glioblastoma," the lecture is part of ICN2's NanoSeminars series, which connects leading researchers in nanoscience, medicine, and health. Learn about the latest developments in understanding glioblastoma mechanisms and potential therapeutic approaches through the lens of injury response pathways, while gaining insights into innovative nano-based diagnostic methods for brain cancer detection.
Overview
Syllabus
Injury programmes shape glioblastoma (Prof Simona Parrinello)
Taught by
Institut Català de Nanociència i Nanotecnologia
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