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UNC Lineberger researchers led by Andrew Z. Wang, MD, have published findings in the journal Advanced Materials that could offer a promising new nanotechnology-based delivery method for an immunotherapy combination.

UNC Lineberger's Sha Chang, PhD, was named to the latest class of KickStart Venture Services' Commercialization Award winners. She plans to use the funding to launch test site implementation of the startup's solution for improving radiation treatment precision for cancer.

Andrew Z. Wang, MD, is a UNC Lineberger member and associate professor in the UNC School of Medicine Department of Radiation Oncology.

In the journal Nature Nanotechnology, UNC Lineberger researchers led by Andrew Wang, MD, report on strides made in the development of a strategy to improve the immune system's detection of cancer proteins by using “sticky” nanoparticles.

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UNC researchers identify promising delivery method for immunotherapy combination

UNC Lineberger researcher launches startup to improve radiation treatment in developing world

Using ‘sticky’ nanoparticles, researchers develop new strategy to boost body’s cancer defenses