Singapore researchers develop silica nanoparticles absorbing near infrared light for non-invasive light therapy of tumors

Associate professor Yong Zhang at SNU Institute of Bioengineering have developed mesoporic silica nanomaterial which after ingestion absorbs a sufficient dosage of near IR light to permit a light therapy of cancer

Science and Technology Daily, Sept. 25, 2012

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