报告题目：Multifunctional nanoparticles with targeting and imaging capabilities
报 告 人：Professor Kajsa Uvdal（Molecular Surface Physics, Linköping University）
报告时间：2016年4月19日10:20（星期二）
报告地点：安徽大学磬苑校区理工H楼报告厅
主办单位：化学化工学院
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科学技术处
2016年4月18日
报告人简介:
Kajsa Uvdal is professor in Molecular Surface Physics and Nanoscience leading a research group of about 10 people. She is a physicist by training and added biology to facilitate interdisciplinary research possibilities. Uvdal received a PhD in Surface Physics and Chemistry 1991 at Linköping University and was on a2 year postdoc at University of Washington, Seattle USA. Uvdal is since 2007 professor at LinköpingUniversity. Her research interest is in the field of bio/organic adsorbates on metal oxide based NPs and metal surfaces. She invented nanosized Gd2O3 particles (patents Uvdal, Engström), whichdemonstrate 100% higher MR-signal intensitiescompared to the commercially available contrast agents.A company SPAGO Imaging AB, based on the innovation, was established 2007. Prof Kajsa Uvdal has created an interdisciplinary platform promoting developments in the field medically inspired nanoscience. Uvdal has during the years recruited exchange students, postdocs and young researchers from Anhui University Hefei, Liaoning Medical University, JinZhou and TongjiUniversity, Shanghai among others. Uvdal is collaborating with Center of Medical Imaging and Visualisation Faculty of Health, LiU. Uvdal has long experience in surface spectroscopy and synchrotron based research, at MaxLab National Synchrotron Laboratory, Lund. Uvdal is the Swedish scientific coordinator for a new Sweden-Italy collaboration with focus on nanoprobes for medical imaging IFM/Linköping-Elettra/Trieste. Uvdal has been committee member in Swedish Infrastructure (RFI), Swedish research council (VR) 2011-2015.Uvdal is currently board member for Scientific Council for Natural and Engineering Sciences, at the Swedish research council (VR). Uvdal is also currently the director for CeNano an organization promoting Nanoscience and Technology at LinköpingUniversity.