Prof. dr. Daniela A. Wilson

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Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen Institute for Molecules and Materials

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Prof. Dr. Daniela A. Wilson is a faculty member at Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen Institute for Molecules and Materials in the Netherlands. Her research areas include nanomedicine, supramolecular chemistry, and the development of antimicrobial and cancer treatment technologies. Recent articles authored by her explore innovative methods such as sulfur ylides in nanomedicine and the use of communicative nanomotors to influence cancer cell death. She is dedicated to advancing the understanding of molecular interactions in therapeutic applications.

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Wataru Shinoda

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Okayama University

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Vincenzo Carnevale

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Temple University

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Michael L. Klein

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Daria Galimberti

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Radboud University

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Kevin Neumann

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Radboud University

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Wen Chen

AO Research Institute Davos

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Giuseppe Portale

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Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

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Introducing Sulfur Ylides as Charge-Neutral Termini for Mitigating Poly(ethylene glycol) Antigenicity in Nanomedicine

Dynamic pathways in energy landscapes guiding supramolecular Janus dendrimer self-assemblies between lamellar and cubic architectures

Communicative Nanomotors Reprogram Cancer Cell Death via Pyroptosis

Communicative Nanomotors Reprogram Cancer Cell Death via Pyroptosis

A Simple Vortex-Based Method for the Generation of High-Throughput Spherical Micro- and Nanohydrogels

Chemotactic Zn micromotor for treatment of high blood ammonia-associated hepatic encephalopathy

Water-Soluble Sulfur-Ylide-Functionalized Polyacrylamides for Antibacterial Surface Applications

Influence of Tacticity on the Self-Assembly of Poly(ethylene glycol)-b-poly(lactic acid) Block Copolymers

Hot shape transformation: the role of PSar dehydration in stomatocyte morphogenesis

Biofilm Disruption from within: Light-Activated Molecular Drill-Functionalized Polymersomes Bridge the Gap between Membrane Damage and Quorum Sensing-Mediated Cell Death

Shape Transformation of Polymer Vesicles

Programmable Compartment Networks by Unraveling the Stress‐Dependent Deformation of Polymer Vesicles

The average magnetic anisotropy of polystyrene in polymersomes self-assembled from poly(ethylene glycol)-<i>b</i>-polystyrene

Molecular Engineering of pH-Responsive Anchoring Systems onto Poly(ethylene glycol) Corona

Zwitterionic Polymeric Sulfur Ylides with Minimal Charge Separation Open a New Generation of Antifouling and Bactericidal Materials**

Zwitterionic Polymeric Sulfur Ylides with Minimal Charge Separation Open a New Generation of Antifouling and Bactericidal Materials**

Complex Energy Landscapes of Self-Assembled Vesicles

Surface‐Area Determination of Anisotropic Polymersomes by Amphiphilic Molecular Probe Loading

Surface‐Area Determination of Anisotropic Polymersomes by Amphiphilic Molecular Probe Loading

Morphogenesis of starfish polymersomes

Anisotropic, Hydrogel Microparticles as pH-Responsive Drug Carriers for Oral Administration of 5-FU

Adaptive particle patterning in the presence of active synthetic nanomotors

Selective photodimerization of acenaphthylene in polymersome nanoreactors

Unveiling the Antifouling Potential of Stabilized Poly(phosphorus ylides)

Porous Polymersomes as Carriers for Silver Nanoparticles and Nanoclusters: Advantages of Compartmentalization for Antimicrobial Usage

Microfluidic Design of Streamlined Alginate Hydrogel Micromotors with Run and Tumble Motion Patterns

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Wataru Shinoda

Vincenzo Carnevale

Michael L. Klein

Daria Galimberti

Kevin Neumann

Wen Chen

Giuseppe Portale

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