How iron oxide nanoparticles may advance immunotherapy treatment – UF Health Cancer Center
UF Health Cancer Center shared a post by UF College of Medicine Office of Research, adding:
“UF Health Cancer Center member Leighton Elliott received a University of Florida Research Opportunity Seed Fund award to study how iron oxide nanoparticles may advance immunotherapy treatment. He’s collaborating on the research with UF Health Cancer Center member Carlos Rinaldi-Ramos, an expert in magnetic nanoparticles and magnetic particle imaging. Learn more about how this work aims to improve treatments for sarcomas and other cancers in the Q and A below.”
Quoting UF College of Medicine Office of Research‘s post:
“After winning 2025 University of Florida Research Opportunity Seed Funds (ROSF) this June, University of Florida College of Medicine investigators are already making headway on their innovative plans. We checked in with our two college primary investigator winners to learn more about their research exploring organ transplant and cancer immunotherapy advancements. Read about it here.”
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