Size, shape and charge matter when it comes to nanoparticle drug delivery
“We want to look at how the nanoparticle’s drug gets across the membrane to release the drug at the cell site,” says study co-author John Capobianco, a professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Concordia University Research Chair in Nanoscience and Associate Dean, Planning & Facilities.
New documentary by a Concordia professor recounts the hidden history of Quebec’s Irish population
Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráin’s Lost Children of the Carricks premieres on January 24 at the D.B. Clarke Theatre.
Family Life and Living with an Eating Disorder: One Caregiver's Journey from Awareness to Action
JAN. 30: Wendy Preskow brings her personal story to Concordia
Lisa Robertson in conversation with Sina Queyras
Concordia’s Writers Read and the Department of English present Lisa Robertson in conversation with Sina Queyras.
Concordia and Le Devoir partner to offer paid internships
Students from any discipline are encouraged to apply for the summer journalism placement of 8 weeks.
Suicide prevention programs need to adjust to local realities
Patti Ranahan, Associate Professor, Department of Applied Human Sciences shows that many communities are not always ready to deal with a pressing but uncomfortable topic head-on.
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