Elisabeth Garanger

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Category: Faculties

Status: Senior researcher

Employer: CNRS

Team: Polymer self-assembly and life sciences

Location: ENSCBP building A office N2-27

+33(0)5 5684 6185

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Key Research Areas: Bioactive polymers and nanoparticles – Elastin-like polypeptides – Hybrid polymer-peptide materials – Bioconjugation chemistry – Drug-delivery systems – Biomaterials

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Education and experience

Dr. E. Garanger is tenured junior researcher at CNRS since 2012. She received a PhD in Chemistry & Biology in 2005 from Univ. Grenoble achieving a comprehensive study on peptide-based nanocarriers targeting tumors and their associated neo-angiogenesis. She pursed her career at Mass. Gen. Hosp. & Harvard Med. School as post-doc working on the design of contrast agents for multimodal molecular imaging. She joined LCPO in 2009 as post-doc and the European Institute of Chemistry and Biology (IECB) in 2010 as project leader to develop bioactive amphiphilic peptide-based block copolymers. Her current research activities focus on the design of recombinant elastin-like polypeptides and bioconjugates thereof for the design of smart biomaterials and drug delivery systems.

Scientific Production

Dr. Elisabeth Garanger is co-author of 50 peer-reviewed articles and 7 patents (H index = 20)

Latest publications

  • An Elastin-derived composite matrix for enhanced vascularized and innervated bone tissue reconstruction: from material development to preclinical evaluation. figure

    An Elastin-derived composite matrix for enhanced vascularized and innervated bone tissue reconstruction: from material development to preclinical evaluation. Journal article

    Mahmoudi Nadia, Roque Micaela, Paiva dos Santos Bruno, Oliveira Hugo, Siadous Robin, Rey Sylvie, Garanger Elisabeth, Lecommandoux Sébastien, Catros Sylvain, Garbay Bertrand, Amédée Vilamitjana Joëlle

    Journal title: Advanced Healthcare Materials, Volume(s): 13, Issue(s): 18, Page(s): 2303765 https://hal.science/hal-04672983/document 10.1002/adhm.202303765 (2024)