About the research group

Our work focuses on 3 main avenues:

By repurposing existing drugs—originally approved for non-cancer uses—we have identified compounds with strong inhibitory effects on brain metastases in preclinical models, offering faster paths to clinical application. 

We also study the blood-brain barrier, a major obstacle to effective treatment, to design strategies that improve drug delivery to the brain. 

Additionally, our work has shown that exosome-delivered miRNAs help prepare the brain’s microenvironment for metastatic growth, providing a promising target for therapy. 

Through these efforts, we strive to improve survival and quality of life for patients with brain metastases, addressing a critical unmet need in cancer care.

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