Per Hansson

Professor of physical chemistry

Uppsala University

Sweden

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Per Hansson is a Professor of Physical Chemistry at Uppsala University in Sweden. His research areas include the diffusion of macromolecules within hydrogels, the interactions of ionic surfactants, and the development of microfluidic methods for drug delivery systems. Recent publications highlight his work on hydrogel-mediated regeneration strategies and the self-assembly properties of amphiphilic drugs, contributing to advanced pharmaceutical applications.

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Diffusion of macromolecules in extracellular matrix mimetic hydrogels – effect of size and charge

Interaction of Sodium Polystyrenesulfonate with Fluorinated Ionic Surfactant of Opposite Charge

Hydrogel-Mediated Sustained Delivery of Corneal Epithelial Extracellular Vesicles: A Strategy for Enhanced Corneal Regeneration

A small-angle X-ray scattering study of amphiphilic drug self-assemblies in polyacrylate microgels

Engineering and characterization of a hydrogel mimicking subcutaneous interstitial space

A microfluidic in vitro method predicting the fate of peptide drugs after subcutaneous administration

Utilizing a microfluidic platform to investigate drug-eluting beads: Binding and release of amphiphilic antidepressants

Responsive Hyaluronic Acid–Ethylacrylamide Microgels Fabricated Using Microfluidics Technique

Self-assembling properties of ionisable amphiphilic drugs in aqueous solution

Volume Transition and Phase Coexistence in Polyelectrolyte Gels Interacting with Amphiphiles and Proteins

Drug-Eluting Polyacrylate Microgels: Loading and Release of Amitriptyline

Influence of Solubility on the Adsorption of Different Xyloglucan Fractions at Cellulose–Water Interfaces

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Agnes Rodler

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