News

Congratulations to our PhD students for prestigious prizes!

Science day of Department of Biomedicine in Sangaste castle (June 17, 2021)

Development of novel anthracycline utorubicin for cancer therapy reported in Angewandte Chemie.

Internationally recognized nanomedicine expert Prof. Hélder A. Santos becomes Visiting Professor at our laboratory

New tools to increase the reliability of in vivo phage biopanning reported in Nucleic Acids Research

Congratulations to Prakash Lingasamy for successfully defending his PhD thesis!

Two back-to-back collaborative studies published in Science on Neuropilin as a novel coronavirus receptor

Collaborative study shows that reprogramming tumor macrophages increases the efficacy of chemotherapy in breast cancer mice

Special issue of Pharmaceutics: “Precision Delivery of Drugs and Imaging Agents with Peptides”

Silver Nanocarriers Targeted with a CendR Peptide Potentiate the Cytotoxic Activity of an Anticancer Drug

Collaborative studies link CendR pathway to SARS Coronavirus-2 infection and spreading.

Collaborative reports with Prof. Santos and Prof. Salonen in Finland and Prof. Mougdil in the USA.

CendR peptide for Tenascin-C C domain isoform targeting.

mUNO peptide targets M2-TAMs in primary and metastatic breast tumors.

Congratulations to our 1st year PhD students !

Talk of Prof. Teesalu at Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute

PL1: a bispecific peptide that targets extracellular matrix in solid tumors

LinTT1 tumor penetrating peptide guided nanoparticles for improved imaging and therapy of glioblastoma

Prof. Tambet Teesalu gave an inaugural lecture entitled “Nanomedicine: big opportunities in a small world”

Congratulations to Hedi Hunt for successfully defending her PhD thesis!

We look for talented M.Sc. and PhD candidates to join our lab in fall 2019

Dr. Teesalu has given a series of invited talks on international conferences in Europe and in the US

New nanoparticles for detection of small breast tumors with PET imaging reported in Oncotarget

Tambet Teesalu’s translational work recognized by the University of Tartu

Review on affinity targeting of peritoneal carcinomatosis