Professor Marina Resmini

Undergraduate Teaching

• Advanced Practical Chemistry 1 (CHE301)
• Professional Skills for Chemists (CHE401)
• Advanced Biological Chemistry (CHE402)
• Drug Design and Development (CHE406U)

Research

Research Interests:

The main research interests of our group are currently focused on the development of novel functional nanomaterials with potential applications at the physical and life sciences interface. We use chemistry to confer special properties to materials to be used as drug delivery systems, catalysts and sensors.

In the area of drug delivery our clinical targets are cutaneous diseases, hair follicles and neural stem cells. In catalysis we are researching novel biomimetic systems by applying the molecular imprinting approach to different formats of nanoparticles. We have recently started working on the development of novel sensors for the detection and quantification of key components in coffee.

• Find out more on the Resmini laboratory website

Research Department

• Chemistry

Publications

• Browse a list of publications by Marina Resmini

Supervision

Current PhD opportunity

• Self-assembled block copolymers as drug delivery systems for skin treatments

PhD supervision

• Roberta Bilardo
• Pauline de Bigault de Cazanove
• Federico Traldi
• Alena Vdovchenko