bachelor's at Físico-Química from Universite de Bordeaux I (1989), master's at Físico-Química from Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Cnrs (1990) and doctorate at Físico-Química from Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal Cnrs (1992). Has experience in Physic, acting on the following subjects: liquid crystal, lyotropic liquid crystals, anchoring energy, photopolymer and anchoring competition. Recently, has focussed his interest in the study of nanostructutred systems based on nanofibers e=and nanoparticles for tissue engineering and controlled drug release. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Drug Delivery Systems (DDS) can be developed for specific tissue targets, which release may be controlled by given physical-chemical triggers, such as pH, temperature, or light irradiation, reducing unwanted side effects. To maximize the efficiency of DDS platforms, it is consensus than new synthesis routes must be investigated for fine and precise tunning of size, shape, porosity and su…
Smart materials are considered are of growing interest both for basic research and technological applications, mainly due to their specific response when submitted to external stimuli (thermal, electric, magnetic, luminous, etc). These materials can find applications in many areas such as artificial muscles, sensors, actuators, micro-robots or micro-pumps. In the case of liquid crystal…
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