Oliver Lieleg on DNA strands in nano-controlled drug release
As an expert in bioengineering and drug discovery, Oliver Lieleg spoke to us about his recent innovative work on the use of DNA strands in a nano-based drug delivery tool which could be applied in delivery medicines for many human diseases. Biography: Oliver Lieleg studied biophysics at the Technical University of Munich (TUM, Germany) where he obtained his PhD in 2008. After a postdoctoral stay at Harvard University (MA, USA) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT; MA, USA) he returned to TUM in 2011, where he has been Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering since. Prof. Lieleg’s...
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