Professor Mark Kendall, BE (Hons) UQ, PhD UQ    Arc Future Fellow

	Biography

Targeting the skin for needle-free minimally-invasive vaccine delivery and diagnostics for disease.

Professor Kendall focuses on the delivery of biomolecules and stimuli to cells in skin (and other soft tissue) using physical methods. The goal is novel delivery strategies for step-change improvements in the treatment/vaccination of key major diseases. Professor Kendall joined the AIBN from the University of Oxford, where he was Associate Director of the PowderJect Centre for Gene and Drug Delivery Research, University Research Lecturer (Engineering Science) and Lecturer (Magdalen College). He also has both research commercialisation and consultancy experience, working with companies in the areas of drug delivery devices and vaccines.

Please visit: http://www.aibn.uq.edu.au/index.html?page=44481

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	Keywords
	Science and Technology: Immunodiagnostics, Medical: Vaccine, Engineering: Nanotechnology