Program of the MIPOL2026 congress

Registration

Opening cerimony

• Elisabetta Ranucci - University of Milan, Italy

Hibrid hydrogel: from drug release to coral settlement

• Luisa De Cola - University of Milan, Italy

Innovative polymer-based biomaterials driving progress in tissue engineering and disease care

• Ines Fasolino - Italian National Research Council (CNR-IPCB), Napoli, Italy

Advanced polymer nano- and microparticles: stimuli-controlled delivery in cancer therapy and beyond

• Eliezer Jager - Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic

Polyamidoamine–Ru–stabilized gold nanostars for enhanced singlet oxygen generation in photodynamic therapy

• Daniela Maggioni - University of Milan, Italy

LUNCH & POSTER SESSION

Tailor-made pH-responsive branched polymers for controlled release systems

• Izabela Zaborniak - Rzeszow University of Technology, Poland

Polymers meet lipids: hybrid nanoparticles for next generation precision medicine

• Nicola D'Avanzo - University of Catanzaro "Magna Graecia", Italy

The key role of polymers in the manufacturing development of granules for pediatric formulations

• Roberta Cavalli - University of Turin, Italy

Ecotoxicological evaluation of PVA-based dishwasher pods on Danio rerio embryos: the role of formulation additives in commercial products

• Giada Caorsi - University of Milan, Italy

Investigation of synthesis of N-Isopropylacrylamide-Based Hydrogels with low contents of acidic comonomers for scaling up purposes

• Farhad Shohraty - Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Germany

COFFEE BREAK & POSTER SESSION

PLLA-based biocomposites produced in one step synthesis from the monomer by TP-RTM

• Fanny Bonnet - University of Lille, France

Evaluation of quick changes in polymer rheology through high frequency CHIRP on an SMT rheometer

• Marco Coletti - Waters, TA Instruments, Italy

Model-based design of radical ring-opening terpolymerization

• Ignatii Efimov - University of Gent, Belgium

Cationic sucrose-containing polymers for modified release drug delivery systems

• Michał Sroka - Rzeszow University of Technology, Poland

Photoactivable alizarin and eugenol-based materials for antibacterial applications

• Christine Elian - ESPCI, Paris, France

END OF SESSION

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