Development of inorganic nanostructured materials for biomedical applications

Abstract
Chemical synthesis and physio-chemical characterization of luminescent and photothermal inorganic nanostructured materials. The nanosystems will be characterized by optical absorption spectroscopy, fluorescence emission, dynamic light scattering and Zeta potential techniques. The photothermal conversion efficiency yield will be measured. In vitro-experiments with human cells line will be performed to evaluate biocompativbility and hypertehrmia effect upon photoexcitation.
Keywords
nanomaterials
photothermal effect
luminescent
ERC sector(s)
LS Life Sciences
Name supervisor
Salvatore Petralia
E-mail
salvatore.petralia@unict.it
Name of Department/Faculty/School
Department of Drug and Health Sciences
Name of the host University
University of Catania (UNICT)
EUNICE partner e-mail of destination Research
leonardo.mirabella@studium.unict.it
Country
Italy
Thesis level
Bachelor
Minimal language knowledge requisite
English B2
Italian B2
Thesis mode
On-site
Length of the research internship
6 months
Financial support available (other than E+)
No