Contributions of chemistry and material sciences to the translational research: examples of the current research | Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Chimia – Tomsk State University Journal of Chemistry. 2016. № 1(3).

Contributions of chemistry and material sciences to the translational research: examples of the current research

Translational research involves basic research, patient-oriented clinical research and population related research targeting to improve sustainably the public-health. New approaches to materials, preventions of disease, diagnostics and therapies access clinical trials in order to enhance steadily the therapeutic success for the affected patients. Essential requirements are the efficient partnership ofphysicians, researches in natural, biomedical and material sciences, and the medical device and pharmaceutical industry as well. Briefly outlined examples of the collaboration between the natural sciences in Tomsk and Muenster (Germany) and an orthopedic clinic and a radiation therapeutic/oncologic department (Muenster, Germany) demonstrate the contribution of chemistry and material sciences to the translational research.

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трансляционные исследования, примеры сотрудничества, биоматериалы, “от скамьи к постели и обратно”, translational research, examples of the collaboration, biomaterials, "from bench to bedside and back again"

Authors

Name	Organization	E-mail
Kurzina Irina A.	Tomsk State University	kurzina99@mail.ru
Heinrich Lothar	Westphalian Wilhelms University of Muenster	lothar.heinrich@uni-muenster.de

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