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Hoda Eltaher

Research Fellow, Faculty of Science

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Biography

Following a MSc in pharmaceutical formulation sciences, I pursued PhD in drug delivery and tissue engineering at the University of Nottingham, UK. My PhD dissertation "Gradient delivery of bioactive molecules across porous hydrogels" was supervised by Professor Kevin Shakesheff. Since then, I continued a series of collaborative research projects in the fields of drug delivery, biomedical engineering and regenerative medicine in Alexandria university, Egypt.

The focus of my current work in Dixon group at the division of Regenerative Medicine and Cellular Therapies, is to optimize the multi factors involved in the development of the GET peptide-gene nanoparticles for regenerative, lung gene therapy and immunization applications in preclinical animal studies aiming for clinical translation.

Teaching Summary

AFHEA, Associate Fellow of Higher Education Academy, February 2022 to present

I have been involved in academic higher education teaching as an assistant professor for pharmacy under/postgraduate students in Egypt 2016-2019.

  • Fall 2016- Fall 2019: Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics for Undergraduates in Alexandria University and Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, Egypt.
  • Fall 2016-Fall 2019: Postgraduates (Alexandria University, Egypt): PhD in Pharmaceutics & Hospital Pharmacy Diploma
  • Teaching Assistant in Pharmaceutics Practical courses teaching for Pharmacy undergraduate students (Egypt) from 2006-2010 and Pharmacy undergraduate students (UK) 2015/2016.

Research Summary

Mucus-penetrating Peptide Gene nanoparticles for lung gene therapy Peptide Gene nanoparticles for immunization applications Wound healing and skin regeneration using electrospinning, hydrogel… read more

Selected Publications

Current Research

  • Mucus-penetrating Peptide Gene nanoparticles for lung gene therapy
  • Peptide Gene nanoparticles for immunization applications
  • Wound healing and skin regeneration using electrospinning, hydrogel casting and/or 3D printing
  • Bone regeneration using 3D printing, drug and gene delivery nanoparticles
  • Improving drug permeation to intestinal, skin and mucosal barriers using nano lipids delivery systems

Centre for Biomolecular Sciences

The University of Nottingham
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Nottingham, NR7 2RD


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