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Marta Bolsa (ESR 1) Project title: "Improvement of the hadrontherapy protocols using nanosensitizers" Host: CNRS - Institut de Sciences Moléculaires d'Orsay (ISMO) PhD enrolment: University Paris Sud, Orsay, France Supervisor: Sandrine Lacombe Objectives: New strategy to improve hadrontherapy by using nanoagents |
| Vladimir Ivošev (ESR 2) Project title: "Uptake dynamics of nanoagents and effect on radio-enhancement" Host: CNRS - Institut de Sciences Moléculaires d'Orsay (ISMO) PhD enrolment: University Paris Sud, Orsay, France Supervisor: Sandrine Lacombe Objectives: Characterization of the role of the nanoagents as a function of its localization in the cell |
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Kaspar Haume (ESR 3) Project title: "Development of new modules for ATK code for modeling radiosensitizing nanoagents" Host: The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK Supervisors: Nigel Mason (The Open University), Andrey Solov'yov (MBN Research Center), Jim Hague (The Open University) Co-supervisor: Kurt Stokbro (QuantumWise) Objectives: Develop computational methods and tools to predict the stability and structure of biocompatible nanoagents |
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Lilian Ellis-Gibbings (ESR 4) Project title: "Bond-breaking as a descriptor for nanodosimetry" Host: CSIC, Madrid, Spain Supervisor: Gustavo Garcia Objectives: Development of nanodosimetry methodologies based on bond-breaking |
| Ali Traore Dubuis (ESR 5) Project title: "Validation of models in medical radiation planning" Host: CSIC, Madrid, Spain Supervisor: Gustavo Garcia Objectives: Incorporate nanoscale radiation damage models to treatment planning systems for specific therapies and nanoparticle-aided approaches |
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Vivek Thakare (ESR 6) Project title: "Nanoagent functionalization aiming at tumor targeting and biocompatibility" Host: Chematech & University of Bourgogne, Dijon Supervisor: Frederic Boschetti (Chematech) & Franck Denat (University of Bourgogne) Objectives: Develop effective new targeted molecules for nanoagents |
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Soraia Rosa (ESR 7) Project title: "Nanoscale understanding of cell signalling and biological response" Host: Centre for Cancer Research & Cell Biology, Queen's University Belfast, UK Supervisor: Kevin Prise Objectives: Understanding of bystander effects and changes in cell signalling in the presence of nanoparticles |
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Pablo de Vera (ESR 8) Project title: "Multiscale understanding of radiation biodamage" Hosts: The Open University (UK), Queen's University Belfast (UK), MBN Research Center (Germany) Supervisors: Nigel Mason (OU), Fred Curell (QUB), Andrey Solov'yov (MBN-RC) Objectives: Set up and validation of a multiscale model for radiation damage |
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Vu-Long Tran (ESR 9) Project title: "Development of Lanthanides based nanosensitizers for theranostic" Host: Nano-H & Université Claude Bernard, Lyon I, France Supervisor: Olivier Tillement, François Lux (Université Claude Bernard Lyon I), Dr. Cédric Louis (Nano-H) Objectives: Development of a new set of lanthanide based nanosensitizers to improve theranostic |
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Arkadiusz Mika (ESR 10) Project title: "Molecular efficiency of radiosensitizers in ion-induced radiation damage processes" Host: CEA PhD enrolment: Université de Caen Basse Normandie, Caen, FR Supervisor: Lamri Adoui Objectives: Improve the understanding of radiation damage on the local (molecular) scale, including the effect of radiosensitizers |
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Daria Boscolo (ESR 11) Project title: "OER prediction on the nanoscale for a target tissue in different conditions of irradiation and oxygenation" Host: GSI PhD enrolment: Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany Supervisors: Marco Durante, Emanuele Scifoni and Michael Kraemer Objectives: Determine the impact of nanoscale processes and agents on OER; Nanoscopic understanding of direct and indirect damage ratio as a function of LET, pO2 and nanoagents concentration |
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Sophie Grellet (ESR 12) Project title: "Exploring site specificity, structure and sequence dependence of radiation-induced damage" Host: The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK Supervisors: Jon Golding (OU), Nigel Mason (OU), Małgorzata Śmiałek-Telega (Gdansk University of Technology) Objectives: Characterization of nanoscale processes as a function of site specificity in cellular components |
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Alexey Verkhovtsev (ESR 13) Project title: "Impact of nanoscale processes and agents on biodamage complexity in the presence of nanoagents" Host: Instituto de Física Fundamental, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas (Madrid, Spain) Supervisors: Gustavo Garcia (IFF-CSIC), Andrey Solov'yov (MBN-RC) Objectives: Determine the impact of nanoscale processes and nanoagents on RBE |