NEWS & UPDATES

THE IMMUNOCOMPATIBILITY GROUP HOSTS SINPAIN 1ST PROGRESS MEETING

14-15th December, 2022

We were delighted to host the siNPAIN partners, in Liverpool, for our first progress meeting. We discussed all of the work packages, and planned for 2023, and enjoyed meeting face-to-face. Learn more about the project at the link below.

Learn more about siNPAIN

LNP IMMUNOGENICITY AND TOXICITY SUMMIT 2022

7th December, 2022

Neill delivered an invited talk entitled "Understanding Immune Responses Linked to Physio-Chemical Characteristics of Non-Viral Delivery Systems"

Although it was a hbrid conference, it was great to connect with old and new collaborators

THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL JOINS ETPN

November 17th, 2022

The University has joined the European Technology Platform for Nanomedicine (ETPN), and has won a bid to host Nanomedicine Europe 2023 (NME23).

INVITED TALK, AT GENDER SUMMIT 22

31st October, 2022

Neill gave an invited talk, in the session on the benefits of integrating sex-gender analysis into research in emerging fields, entitled "integrating sex and gender dimensions into bio-nano compatibility research"

PRESENTATION AT THE APS MEETING, BELFAST UK

September, 2022

Neill gave an invited talk, titled "Interactions between the immune system and nano(bio)materials - linking PCC to biological events", based on the group's work in investigating possible adverse events to complex medicines.

DANIELLE'S WORK ON IMMUNE RESPONSES TO LONG-ACTING THERAPEUTICS

July 26th, 2022

Danielle gave an interview on her work investigating immune responses to long-acting therapeutics, and development of new, advanced, immunology models

FUNDING AWARDED, AS PART OF HORIZON EUROPE

May 19th, 2022

The group has been awarded nearly £700k in funding as part of the siNPAIN consortium. Our role in this, fantastic, project is to examine possible immunological interactions of the delivery systems and advanced materials developed.

FUNDING AWARDED, TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AT THE INTERFACE BETWEEN IMMUNOLOGY AND MATERIALS SCIENCES

March 24th, 2022

In collaboration with the National Measurement Laboratory (NML), we have been awarded funding to develop, further, our 3D model of human skin. Key to the development of long-acting therapeutics, we aim to apply this model to simulate subcutaneous administration of long-acting formulations, to explore immunological and pharmacological responses to drug depots.

BRITISH TOXICOLOGICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING 2022

4th April 2022

Beth and Alex presented their work at the annual BTS meeting, in Gateshead.

CLINAM 2020

25th October 2020

Neill presented, on behalf of the team, our work linking concentration-dependant and concentration independant factors in the consideration of nanoparticle immunocompatibility. The meeting was great and the videos will be available early 2021

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