Adam Tozer, PhD
Science Writer
Got a question for Adam Tozer, PhD?
Get in touch using the contact form linked here and we’ll get back to you shortly
Published Content
Total: 68
Infographic
Biotherapeutic Delivery
Delivering drugs to their site of action is a necessary feature of all medications. Different strategies are currently being employed to enable the targeted delivery of biotherapeutics.
Article
Replacing Opioids: Developing drugs to treat pain
In America, in 2014, more than 28,000 people died from opioid overdose, and at least half of these deaths involved prescription opioids. This article highlights the research going into alternative pain medications.
Infographic
What do we KNOw About Nitric Oxide's Role in Neuroinflammation
Is the up-regulation of nitric oxide production a symptom or a cause of the neuroinflammation that underlies degenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's or Multiple Sclerosis? This infographic sets out the facts.
Infographic
Going Green With Flow Chemistry
Flow chemistry is replacing batch process chemistry. This infographic describes how the technology is cleaning up the chemical industry by being greener, leaner and safer than traditional batch processing.
Article
Escape Behavior is not a Reflex But A learned Goal-Directed Set of Actions
Tiago Branco's group at UCL investigate flight behavior and show that movement away from danger is a complex, goal-directed behavior, not a reflex.
Infographic
Vaccines in the 21st Century
Learn how vaccines have been saving lives since 1798 and continue to do so in the 21st Century thanks to the cutting-edge science underlying their development.
Article
E-Cigarettes and 21st Century Toxicology
21st Century Toxicology provides a wealth of new technology that can enable faster, more accurate and more physiologically relevant eCigarette product safety assessment. And it avoids the need for animal testing.
Article
Shining a Light on the Future of Electrophysiology
Optical reporters of cellular excitability are emerging technologies that could potentially replace electrophysiology. This article discusses the future of the technique in academia and drug discovery environments.
Advertisement
