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Morbi tempor rutrum nisi, eget fringilla ante ## Pages - [Grattoni Lab](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/) - We develop implantable devices for long term sustained drug delivery, remotely controlled drug delivery, cancer treatment and cell encapsulation. - [Research](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/research/) - Transforming chronic disease outcomes through nanotechnology-based therapeutic innovations. - [Team](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/team/) - In the Grattoni Lab, we believe that diverse teams are the engines of innovation. - [Publications](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/publications/) - Stay up to date with our most recent peer-reviewed journal publications. - [Join us!](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/job-opportunities/) - In the Grattoni Lab, we believe that diverse teams are the engines of innovation. Discover the available opportunities and Join us! - [SocialMediaLanding](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/socialmedialanding/) - [News](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/news/) - Stay up to date with the latest appearances of Grattoni Lab in the news. - [About Grattoni (PI)](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/about/) - Chairman and Professor | Department of Nanomedicine, Houston Methodist Research Institute - Head of Grattoni Lab. - [Lab Culture](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/lab-culture/) - The modus operandi of the Grattoni Lab is a healthy mind in a healthy body. - [Collaborators](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/collaborators/) - We have a highly collaborative research space - We believe that Collaboration Accelerates Innovation. - [Research Alternate](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/research-alternate/) - Nanofluidic implants for treatment and prevention of chronic diseases (nDS) The nanochannel drug delivery system (nDS) is a long-acting platform for continuous release of therapeutics to treat or prevent chronic diseases. At the core of the nDS technology is an implantable silicon nanofluidic membrane for controlled drug delivery, where drug- and tissue- agnosticity allows diverse ## Animated Live Wall - [LabCultureWall](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/animated_live_wall/labculturewall/) ## Portfolio - [Tiny Implant of the Future Means Never Forgetting Some Medicines](https://www.voanews.com/a/from-cancer-to-obesity-new-implant-may-replace-lifesaving-drugs/4512462.html#new_tab) - Many people on medication may find it challenging to remember to take the drugs. For some illnesses, an implant may one day replace the need to ingest the medicines. - [Lamborghini materials to be sent to International Space Station for study](https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Lamborghini-materials-to-be-sent-to-International-14485844.php#new_tab) - Lamborghini thinks the material used in its flashy sports cars could have biomedical applications — and the company has tapped a Houston Methodist Research Institute scientist to figure it out. - [A Driving Force in Biomedicine](https://www.tmc.edu/news/2017/09/driving-force-biomedicine/#new_tab) - The Houston Methodist Research Institute is gaining momentum on new ways to use carbon fiber materials in biomedicine. Earlier this year, the institute and Italian luxury sports car manufacturer Automobili Lamborghini announced a partnership to study innovative medical applications for new carbon fiber materials. - [The Next Generation of Implantable Drug Delivery Devices Goes Remote Onboard the ISS](https://www.issnationallab.org/iss360/houston-methodist-research-institute-next-gen-implantable-drug-delivery-devices-spacex-crs23/#new_tab) - From Novartis to Lamborghini, Alessandro Grattoni and the Houston Methodist Research Institute have partnered with big names to leverage the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory for space-based research and technology development with important benefits back on Earth. - [Implantable Device That Helped Grow Muscles of Mice in Space Could Change Lives on Earth](https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/news/rodent-research-6-results-muscle-growth#new_tab) - Space travel is a puzzle, and each piece requires solving complex problems. From safely launching on rockets that get us to our destination to ensuring the safety of humans in the harsh environment of space, there are many pieces that must be put together. But NASA and the human spaceflight community routinely demonstrate they are - [2019 ISSRDC Award: Development of Nanochannel Technology for Controlled Delivery of Therapeutics](https://www.issnationallab.org/iss360/2019-issrdc-award-development-of-technology-for-controlled-delivery-of-therapeutics/#new_tab) - Each year, the International Space Station (ISS) Research and Development (R&D) Conference, held in coordination with the ISS U.S. National Laboratory, NASA, and the American Astronautical Society, highlights individuals who have pushed the boundaries of space-based research through the presentation of research awards. This week, we are spotlighting awardees in the category of “compelling results.” - [Center of Space Nanomedicine to work with CASIS on research aboard International Space Station](https://www.tmc.edu/news/2016/04/center-of-space-nanomedicine-to-work-with-casis-on-research-aboard-international-space-station/#new_tab) - The Houston Methodist Research Institute’s newly created Center of Space Nanomedicine is working with the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) to send eight experiments to the International Space Station (ISS) over the next five years. The first experiment is set for launch this week. ## Categories - [News](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/category/news/) - [Events](http://grattoni.hmailabs.org/category/events/)