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Higuita-Castro Nanomedicine Lab

Our Mission

The NHC NanoMedicine Lab at The Ohio State University develops innovative micro‑ and nanoscale technologies for regenerative medicine.

 

We specialize in developing engineered extracellular vesicles (eEVs) as non-viral delivery platforms to treat complex inflammatory and degenerative disorders.

Our work brings together engineering, biology, and medicine to create next‑generation therapies for conditions where current treatments fall short. By reprogramming cells, reducing inflammation, and restoring tissue function, we aim to transform how diseases are treated and to accelerate the path from scientific discovery to real‑world medical solutions.

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The NHC NanoMedicine Lab maintains an active presence across multiple departments and research facilities at The Ohio State University. Our work spans interdisciplinary spaces and leverages the strengths of several campus institutes, including those highlighted below. These facilities support our efforts in nanotechnology, gene therapy, cardiovascular research, and translational biomedical innovation.

Davis Heart & Lung Research Institute

DHLRI is a team of over 600 faculty, staff and trainees representing eight University Colleges and 26 different departments dedicated to discovering new diagnostics and treatments for patients with acute and chronic disease.

The Gene Therapy Institute is an interdisciplinary community bringing together world-class faculty with diverse expertise in the area of gene therapy research. Through collaboration we are enabling the successful translation of basic science discoveries into new therapies that are accessible to affected populations around the globe.

Nanotech West Laboratory

Nanotech West studies micro- and nanotechnology and the potential to transform both research and industry. They perform research in the fields of electronics, optics, advanced materials, energy, biology and medicine.

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