WELCOME TO THE
TARATULA LAB
News and Updates
May 2023 - We are excited to have NIH/NCATS - R01 - fund our research on the development of novel nanomedicine for placental imaging and magnetic hyperthermia for management of ectopic pregnancy. Looking forward to working with Dr. Myatt's team (Obstetr&Gynec, OHSU).
Outstanding Teaching Award 2022 by OHSU Faculty Senate goes to Oleh
Our work on Naomedicine approach to manage ectopic pregnancy was published in Small! Graphic: Parinaz Ghanbari. Work was highlighted by KGW8, KAT, Healio and others.
We have advanced thermal decomposition method to produce magnetic nanoparticles with ultrahigh heating efficiency for systemic Magnetic Hyperthermia! Graphic by Tetiana Korzun
Our study focused on new treatment strategy for Endometriosis was highlighted by NIH, OSU, OPB News, and others. Graphic: Parinaz Ghanbari.
Small just published our study on the use of systemically delivered magnetic hyperthermia for the treatment of endometriosis.
Abraham gave an oral presentation at 2022 SRI (Society for Reproductive Investigation) Annual meeting, in Denver CO!
Our work focused on the nanomedicine approach for Ewing's Sarcoma was published in both Pharmaceutics 2021 and Nanomedicine 2021.
September 2021 - We are excited to have NIH/ NICHD fund our research on magnetic hyperthermia for endometriosis treatment and looking forward to work with the Dr. Slayden team from the Oregon National Primate Research Center.
Congratulations to Tanya, Vlad, and Amy for presenting some exciting work at OHSU Research Week!
What We Do
The research in Taratula Lab is focused on the development of nanomaterial-based multifunctional drug delivery systems for application in the diagnostic and treatment of cancer, endometriosis, and cachexia. Employing nanomaterials for overcoming the drug delivery obstacle is one promising approach for transporting agents of interest (drugs, genes, imaging probes, hyperthermia, etc.) specifically to the targeted cells or proteins. The lab collaborates within the OSU College of Pharmacy as well as Earle A. Chiles Research Institute of Providence Portland Medical Center, Oregon National Primate Research Center, Department of Pediatrics in School of Medicine, and others. The main goal is a translation of the developed nano-drugs into clinical practice.
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Oleh Taratula
Olena Taratula