Neuro-nanotechnology for brain disorder treatment


12 Sept.			14:00 - 15:30

ROOM 9

HEALTH & NANOMEDICINE
TT.VII - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA
Neuro-nanotechnology for brain disorder treatment
Co-organized with INL Chairs: Andrea CAPASSO, INL, Portugal & Mattia BRAMINI, UGR, Spain
This session will spotlight the innovative use of 2D and 3D biomaterials and composite in devices tailored to address neurological disorders. The talks will emphasize key physicochemical and biological characteristics such as conductivity, porosity, biocompatibility, and flexibility, to showcase how advanced nanomaterials (carbon-based and others) can be engineered to meet the specific needs of neural tissue. By harnessing these properties, neuro-nanotechnology offers promising avenues for effective treatments and therapies, aiming to restore function and improve the quality of life for individuals affected by brain disorders.
The symposium is part of the WS.VI
TT.VII.F.1 WS.VI.3.1	Fabio BENFENATI - CV IIT – Italy Non-genetic neuronal stimulation with photochromic interfaces: application to retinal degeneration
TT.VII.F.2 WS.VI.3.2	Denis SCAINI - CV Ikerbasque, Spain It is just a matter of surfaces: how carbon-based multidimensional nanocues can modulate neuronal network activity
TT.VII.F.3 WS.VI.3.3	Evie L. PAPADOPOULOU - CV BeDimensional S.p.A. Industrial production of 2D Materials for Bio-Applications