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Past Members of the Hafeli Lab

 

Stephanie Schmitt

Synthesis of different ligands for radioisotope chelation

 

Nikolaus Gelder

Toxicity testing of different PET radiopharmaceuticals

 
Ripen Misri, Ph.D.

Development of radioimmunopharmaceuticals for the treatment of mesothelioma and pancreatic cancer

 
Silvio Dutz, Ph.D.

Development of magnetic and dean force separation on a microfluidic chip

 
Peter Soema

2010; University of British Columbia

Magnetic drug targeting to the eye

 
Meryn Bowen, Ph.D.

2010; University of British Columbia

Synthesis of chelating polymers

 
Ali Asadi, Ph.D.

2009-2010; University of British Columbia

Synthesis of Ga-68-binding ligands for use as radiopharmaceuticals

 
Nils Smit-Anseeuw

2010; University of British Columbia

Preparation of microspheres for smart vaccinations

 
Mirko Dengler

2009-2010; University of British Columbia

Magnetic drug targeting to the eye

 
Scott Bell

2005-2009; University of British Columbia

Website manager and computing support

 
Veronika Schmitt

2009; University of British Columbia

Magnetically driven LPL release in cardiomyocytes

 
Marcel Usner

2009; University of British Columbia

Preparation of microspheres for use in vaccination

 
Ming Kui Ho

2009; University of British Columbia

Magnetic drug targeting in coronary artery stents

 
Carmen Lai

2009; University of British Columbia

Electrospinning of chelating polymers for brachytherapy applications

 
Bobby Lee

2009; University of British Columbia

Preparation of microspheres for use in vaccinations

 
Casey Chan

2009; University of British Columbia

Preparation of monosized microspheres by flow focusing

 
Philipp Elischer

2008; University of British Columbia

Preparation of monosized microspheres by flow focusing for lung perfusion imaging

 
Amir Mokhtari

2008; University of British Columbia

Percutaneous drug delivery with microneedles

 
Viktoria van Erp

2008-2009; University of British Columbia

Wound healing therapy based on cholestane trisulfates

 
Maryam Zamiri

2007-2008; University of British Columbia

Synthesis of radiolabeled lymph-going lipid

 
Leo Dai

2008; University of British Columbia

Histological receptor study in mesothelioma patients

 
Maher Qaddoura, M.S.

2005-2008; University of British Columbia

Development of novel liquid crystalline coated magnetic nanoparticles

 
Jenny Ng

2008; University of British Columbia

Preparation of radioactive biodegradable films.

   
Bettina Berndl

2007-2008; University of British Columbia

Growth factor containing microspheres and determination of their biological activity.

   
Michael Glodeck

2007-2008; University of British Columbia

Pressure driven preparation of uniform microspheres using a flow focusing method.

   
Shona Robinson

Summer 2007 and 2008; University of British Columbia

Synthesis of non-carrier added I-123 MIBG for nuclear medicine applications
and Preparation of radioactive biodegradable films

   
Hong Zhao, Ph.D.

2005-2007; University of British Columbia

Preparation and testing of growth factor containing magnetic microspheres for the treatment of badly healing diabetic ulcers

   
Thomas Schneider

2006-2007; University of British Columbia

Use of flow-focusing method for the preparation of monosized biodegradable microspheres

   
Kelly Gilmour

2006-2007; University of British Columbia

Simulation of magnetic forces and magnetic particle behaviour and optimization of a magnetic bandage for magnetic drug delivery

   
Ariana Saatchi

2006-2007; University of British Columbia

Anti-cancer properties of passion fruit

   
David Si

2006-2007; University of British Columbia

Simulation of flow focusing processes for the preparation of uniform in collaboration with Prof. Fariborz Taghipour

   
Jennifer Aue

2006-2007; University of British Columbia

Investigation of cellular toxicity of magnetic nano- and microparticles with cell survival assays and confocal microscopy

   
Ki-Young Song Ki-Young Song

2005-2006; University of British Columbia

Nanotechnological preparation of chips with defined hole arrays for the preparation of monosized microspheres

   
Bikaramjit Mann

2006; University of British Columbia

Use of flow-focusing method for the preparation of monosized biodegradable microspheres

   
Jeffrey Gagnon

2005-2006; University of British Columbia

Preparation of magnetic microspheres with growth factors 

   
Stanley Lee

2006; University of British Columbia

Simulation of magnetic forces and magnetic particle behaviour and optimization of a magnetic bandage for magnetic drug delivery

   
Adrian Zee

2005-2006; University of British Columbia

Simulation of monosized microsphere preparation using computational fluid dynamics in collaboration with Prof. Fariborz Taghipour

   
Didier Hayem, B. Sc.

2005-2006; University of British Columbia

Preparation of monosized microspheres

   
Amy Zhou

2005; University of British Columbia

Simulation of magnetic forces and magnetic particle behaviour and optimization of a magnetic bandage for magnetic drug delivery

   
Emin Nadjafov

2004; University of British Columbia

Investigation of fibrin glue as radiation delivery vehicle for tumour treatment

   
Framin Mark

2005; University of British Columbia

Testing of magnetic particles for biocompatibility and toxicity

   
Tammy Ho

2005; University of British Columbia

Preparation and mechanical testing of biodegradable polymer patches

   
Jaime Damani

2005; University of British Columbia

Investigation of cellular toxicity of magnetic nano- and microparticles with cell survival assays and confocal microscopy

   
Klaus Freitag, M. S.

2004-2005; University of British Columbia

Investigation of the cardiovascular lipoproteinlipase kinetics with magnetic microspheres

   
Gary Chen, B. S.

2004-2005; University of British Columbia

Optimization of solvent extraction for formation of monodisperse microspheres for drug delivery: analysis by computational fluid dynamics (CFD)

   
Ece Algur, M. D.

2003-2004; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Investigation of the combined effects of zoledronic acid and radiation

   
Huixiong Zhang, Ph. D.

2002-2003; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Development and automatization of radioactive 188Re-stents for the treatment of lung cancer patients

   
Junfeng Yu, Ph. D.

2001-2002; Cleveland Clinic Foundation; now at Shanghai Institute of Nuclear Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China

Radiolabeling of different types of magnetic microspheres with 188Re and 99mTc for the treatment of cancer

   
Jaya Unnithan, M. D.

2001-2002; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Investigation of magnetic microsphere toxicity and development of fibrin glue as a carrier of brachytherapeutic particles

   
Martin Lobedann, M. S.

2002; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Measurement of the magnetic responsiveness of magnetic microspheres with a microscopy method

   
Yin Xu, Ph. D.

2003; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Electroplating of metal stents with yttrium

   
Vichien Tangpanyapinit, Ph. D.

2002; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Decontamination of radioactivity with medically useful chelators

   
Murugesan Subbarayan, Ph. D.

2001-2002; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Radiolabeling of Annexin V with 99mTc and imaging of its uptake during photosensitizer therapy of melanoma and prostate cancer

   
Berwin Song

1999; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Preparation of monosized microspheres with a oscillating instrument

   
Farhad Bahrehmand, El. Ing.

1999-2004; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Electronic design and execution of the automated stent electroplater

   
Priscilla Song, M. S.

1998; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Parenchymal cell proliferation in coronary arteries after PTCA: A human tissue bank study

   
Matt Warburton, Ph. D.

1997; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Preparation of radioactive stents by electroplating

   
Gayle Pauer, B. Sc.

1993-2001; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

All aspects of our radiopharmaceutical research

   
Bill Roberts, Ph. D.

1994-2004; Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Radiopharmaceutical dosimetry simulations and medical physics investigations

Last Modified: July 13, 2011.
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