Georgia Tech Research Corporation

Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC

Georgia Health Sciences University Research Institute, Inc.

William S Dynan

George G Wicks

Steven M Serkiz

Jiri Janata

Wendy Kuhne

Miroslava Josowicz

Shuyi Li

Jennifer Steeb

The present invention includes compositions of porous-wall hollow glass microspheres and one or more biomolecules, wherein the one or more biomolecules are positioned within a void location within the hollow glass microsphere, and the use of such compositions for the diagnostic and/or therapeutic delivery of biomolecules.

Porous-wall hollow glass microspheres as carriers for biomolecules

Improved radiation devices and their associated fabrication and applications are described herein. The microirradiators generally include a non-radioactive conducting electrode, an insulating sheath, a radioactive source, and, optionally, a contact electrode. The microirradiators generally produce low absolute radiation levels with high radiation flux densities.

Microirradiators and methods of making and using same

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Martinez, GA, United States of America

William S Dynan