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Emily Cranston
Principal Investigator
University of British Columbia
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3 months ago
Bio-based nanomaterials, Colloids, Particle Engineering
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I study bio-based nanomaterials and colloids, designing surfactant-free formulations and redispersible powders via spray and freeze drying. My group links nanoscale interactions to bulk performance to enable sustainable, scalable materials for pharmaceuticals, foods and consumer products.
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University of British Columbia
Nanocellulose-enabled platforms for controlled release of volatile compounds
This technology utilizes cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) to create systems for controlled fragrance release, including CNC-stabilized emulsions, spray-dried powders, and core-shell filaments. These systems enhance fragrance...
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University of British Columbia
Covalent peptide-based keratin reinforcement platform for damaged hair fibers
A biomimetic keratin repair platform designed to restore the mechanical strength and structural integrity of damaged hair fibers through keratin-binding peptides, thiol-reactive crosslinking agents, and targeted nanoemul...
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University of British Columbia
Probiotic encapsulation using plant nanoparticle-stabilized emulsions via spray drying
Innovative encapsulation technology for probiotics using plant nanoparticle-stabilized emulsions and spray drying to enhance stability and controlled release in the gastrointestinal tract.
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