Nanoblog

Head and neck cancer is the term used to describe many types of cancer. But where is it located in the body, and what can patients expect from diagnosis to treatment? Our chief clinical and medical affairs officer, Dr. Leonard Farber, is here with the facts.

Why the Best BusinessLeaders Set the Imaginations of Their Teams Adrift.

Learn why we can't wait until the next crisis to build the infrastructure that will apply promising ideas and innovations to the health crises society already faces today.

How a nanoparticle composed of hafnium oxide may help us start taking control of the material world at the nanoscale

Cancer has been called “the emperor of all maladies.” Can it be dethroned by designing products at nanoscale?

Discover how NBTXR3 could expand possibilities for the treatment of cancer and become a new standard of care by enhancing tumor cell destruction and priming immune response.

Discover how we are expanding the legacy of from Marie Curie and her pioneering work in the discovery of radium.

“I remember saying to myself, ‘We can really do it. We can make a difference for millions of people.’ It was in that moment that I knew we had to change everything we were doing.” Laurent Levy on how killing a good idea was one of the best ideas ever.

We have seen the emergence of innovative treatments for head and neck cancer. While these, advancements are encouraging for patients whom the existing standard of care may not be curative, there is still room for improvement. Laurent Levy speaks to how his focus on the intersection of physics and biology can lead to another new treatment option for head and neck cancer patients.