Eva M Harth
Principal Investigator
Associate Professor of Chemistry at Vanderbilt University

e-mail: eva.m.harth@vanderbilt.edu

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Alice is a graduate student from British Columbia and started in 2006 from British Columbia, Canada.
She received her bachelor's degree from Trinity Western University, BC, Canada and her research pioneered the preparation of “nanosponges” for the delivery of chemotherapeutics to cancer.

e-mail: alice.e.van.der.ende@vanderbilt.edu

Julia received her B.S. 2007, from Convenant College, Chattanooga, TN and her M.S. in 2009 from Vanderbilt University. She works as an Research Assistant and is interested in the development of star polymer architectures for imaging and in vitro testing of drug delivery systems.

Artez graduated from Savanna State University and started his graduate studies in 2008 at Vanderbilt. He is investigating dendritic molecular transporter molecules in its efficacy to form bioconjugates and their transport activity of bioactive cargo into infected cells.

Jamey graduated from Mercier University and started in 2009. His research explores novel methodologies to prepare polyester-based nanosponges and especially the delivery of molecules with low bioavailability.

Ghazal is a graduate student in the Chemical and Physical Biology Program (CPBP) and received her M.S. from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Vanderbilt in 2009. Her research focuses on the drug delivery systems towards cancer in in vivo models.

David graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, TX in 2009 with a double major in Chemistry and Biochemistry. He just started as a CPB graduate student in the Pharmacology Department (2010) and is working on polyester based delivery systems.

Defended in July 2009: current position:
Staff Fellow at the FDA as CSO (Chief Food Safety Officer)

Defended in July 2009: Current position: postdoctoral fellow at Emory /Georgia Tech University

Defended in August 2009: Current position: postdoctoral fellow at the Howard Hughes  Medical Institute (HHMI)