Spring 2024

BMB 518 – Nanomedicine

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. Students will learn how various nanomaterials are synthesized, characterized, and utilized in various medical applications, including imaging, drug delivery, gene therapy, and tissue engineering. Student abilities to read and comprehend advanced research topics and applications in nanotechnology and applications to medicine will be considerably enhanced.

Fall 2023

BMB 610/710: Nanotechnology and Metals in Medicine

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students, master students, and graduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and metals in medicine,their extraordinary roles in modern medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of these two interdisciplinary fields for students with physical/inorganic chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, roles of metals in medicine, cellular and intracellular interactions of therapeutics, nanotechnology based metallodrug delivery systems, nano/metal-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicine and metals in medicine. Unique properties, which are offered by these materials will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, medicine, mathematics, and engineering.

Spring 2023

BMB 518 – Nanomedicine

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. Students will learn how various nanomaterials are synthesized, characterized, and utilized in various medical applications, including imaging, drug delivery, gene therapy, and tissue engineering. Student abilities to read and comprehend advanced research topics and applications in nanotechnology and applications to medicine will be considerably enhanced.

Fall 2022

BMB 610/710: Nanotechnology and Metals in Medicine

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students, master students, and graduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and metals in medicine,their extraordinary roles in modern medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of these two interdisciplinary fields for students with physical/inorganic chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, roles of metals in medicine, cellular and intracellular interactions of therapeutics, nanotechnology based metallodrug delivery systems, nano/metal-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicine and metals in medicine. Unique properties, which are offered by these materials will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, medicine, mathematics, and engineering.

Spring 2022

BMB 518 – Nanomedicine

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. Students will learn how various nanomaterials are synthesized, characterized, and utilized in various medical applications, including imaging, drug delivery, gene therapy, and tissue engineering. Student abilities to read and comprehend advanced research topics and applications in nanotechnology and applications to medicine will be considerably enhanced.

Fall 2021

BMB 610/710: Nanotechnology and Metals in Medicine

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students, master students, and graduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and metals in medicine,their extraordinary roles in modern medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of these two interdisciplinary fields for students with physical/inorganic chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, roles of metals in medicine, cellular and intracellular interactions of therapeutics, nanotechnology based metallodrug delivery systems, nano/metal-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicine and metals in medicine. Unique properties, which are offered by these materials will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, medicine, mathematics, and engineering.

Spring 2021

BMB 518 – Nanomedicine

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. Students will learn how various nanomaterials are synthesized, characterized, and utilized in various medical applications, including imaging, drug delivery, gene therapy, and tissue engineering. Student abilities to read and comprehend advanced research topics and applications in nanotechnology and applications to medicine will be considerably enhanced.

Fall 2020

BMB 610/710: Topics in BMB “Nanomedicine”

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and its applications in medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of an interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology for students with physical, chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, cellular and intracellular interactions of nanoparticles, nanotechnology-based drug delivery systems, nano-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicines. Unique properties, which are offered by the materials at the nanoscale, will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, medicine, mathematics, and engineering.

Spring 2020

BMB 511 – Topics in BMB "Nanomedicine"/ BMB 710 – Special Topics Graduate Course "Nanomedicine"

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and its applications in medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of an interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology for students with physical, chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, cellular and intracellular interactions of nanoparticles, nanotechnology-based drug delivery systems, nano-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicines. Unique properties, which are offered by the materials at the nanoscale, will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, medicine, mathematics, and engineering.

Fall 2019

BMB 610/710: Topics in BMB “Nanomedicine”

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and its applications in medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of an interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology for students with physical, chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, cellular and intracellular interactions of nanoparticles, nanotechnology-based drug delivery systems, nano-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicines. Unique properties, which are offered by the materials at the nanoscale, will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, medicine, mathematics, and engineering.

Spring 2019

BMB 511 – Topics in BMB "Nanomedicine"/ BMB 710 – Special Topics Graduate Course "Nanomedicine"

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and its applications in medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of an interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology for students with physical, chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, cellular and intracellular interactions of nanoparticles, nanotechnology-based drug delivery systems, nano-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicines. Unique properties, which are offered by the materials at the nanoscale, will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, medicine, mathematics, and engineering.

Fall 2017

OPH 3 – Ocular Pharmacology, Epidemiology, and Biostatistics

Course Description:

This is a course for graduate students of Master of Science in Vision Science and Investigative Ophthalmology. Dr. Dhar will focus on nanotechnology and teach few classes in Targeted Drug Delivery for this course.

Fall 2016

BMB 710 – Special Topics Graduate Course "Nanomedicine"

Course Description:

This is a special-topics course for graduate students and advanced undergraduate students. This course will focus on nanotechnology and its applications in medicine. This course offers an introductory concept of an interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology for students with physical, chemical, biological, medical, and engineering background. This course will be focused on nanomaterials, engineering of nanomaterials, cellular and intracellular interactions of nanoparticles, nanotechnology-based drug delivery systems, nano-based diagnosis, nanotoxicology, and clinical translational aspects of nanomedicines. Unique properties, which are offered by the materials at the nanoscale, will be discussed. Nanotechnology in sensing and diagnostics will be discussed. The topics to be discussed are of considerable interest across a broad range of areas in medicine, chemistry, biology, physics, pharmacy, mathematics, and engineering.