The new nanomaterials used for targeted drug delivery, bioimaging and MRI imaging are very challenging research areas for application of nanotechnology  to biomedicine. In this talk the theranostic and multimodal approach of novel  nanostructures fabricated in the Centre will be discussed.  Emphasis will be made on  nanocarriers of nucleic acids and various drugs, including  the polymeric star and  hybrid magnetic and nonmagnetic core-shell structures, semiconducting core-shell CuInS₂/ZnS nanocrystals and multiwall carbon nanotubes filled with magnetic particles.   

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