Scientific Sessions

Nanomedicine and drug delivery systems

  • Nanoparticle design for targeted drug delivery
  • Controlled release systems and pharmacokinetics
  • Biocompatibility, toxicity, and safety assessment
  • Therapeutic applications in cancer, cardiovascular, and neurological diseases
  • Integration of nanotechnology with imaging and diagnostics
  • Computational modeling for drug delivery optimization
  • Regulatory compliance and ethical considerations

Nanomedicine and Drug Delivery Systems are key drivers of innovation in Material Science and Nanotechnology, enabling precise, targeted therapeutic interventions. This session focuses on Advanced Materials Research for developing nanoparticles, liposomes, and other nanoscale carriers that optimize drug delivery efficiency. Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology techniques enhance biocompatibility, targeting specificity, and controlled release, while Metallurgy & Alloys play a role in metallic nanoparticle systems for imaging, therapy, and hybrid biomedical applications.

Participants will learn strategies for designing safe and effective drug delivery systems, integrating computational modeling, imaging technologies, and translational approaches. Applications range from oncology to neurology, cardiovascular medicine, and regenerative therapies. By leveraging Material Science and Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials Research, Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology, and Metallurgy & Alloys, attendees gain the knowledge to develop next-generation therapeutics with high efficacy, reduced side effects, and broader clinical impact.

Key Highlights

  • Nanoparticle synthesis for targeted therapy
  • Controlled release and pharmacokinetics optimization
  • Biocompatibility, safety, and regulatory compliance
  • Integration with diagnostics and imaging techniques
  • Applications in multiple therapeutic areas

Why This Session Is Important?

Nanomedicine transforms patient care with precision therapeutics. This session empowers participants to design advanced drug delivery systems with clinical and translational impact.