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Development and characterisation of novel hydrogel systems for drug delivery [ 2002-06-21 - 2005-12-20 ]

Research Grant

[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/LP0220056]

Researchers: Dr Laura Poole-Warren (Chief Investigator) ,  Dr Ross Odell (Chief Investigator)

Brief description Development and characterisation of novel hydrogel systems for drug delivery. The aims of this project are to develop and characterise hydrogel formulations for delivery of active agents, such as protein drugs, and to examine the biological responses to drug loaded hydrogels. In many medical and industrial fields, it is advantageous to control the release of active agents. Controlled release can decrease the dose of active that must be administered, sustain a more constant level of the agent in the environment and can localise the agent at the site where it is needed. This project will advance the theoretical knowledge of polymer degradation combined with protein release, will develop controlled release hydrogel technology that can be applied to medical devices and will train a postgraduate student in biomaterials and drug delivery.

Funding Amount $67,635

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ACN 633 798 857