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FONG Khay

Alumni

Research group FINK

Adolphe Merkle Institute Chemin des Verdiers 4 CH-1700 Fribourg Switzerland

Office:	C254
Phone:	+41 26 300 9527
Email:	khay.fong@unifr.ch
Website:	http://ami.swiss/en/groups/bionanomaterials/
	0000-0002-0437-9332

Projects lead

Designing responsive elements into self-assembled systems for on demand diagnostics and treatments

Gaining insights into the structure and composition of lipid-based drug delivery systems at the molecular…

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Projects team

Magneto-responsive cell culture substrates that can be modulated in situ

Active between 01.06.2014 and 31.05.2018

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Intelligent nanomaterials to reveal and control their behavior in complex media, at biointerface and in cells

Active between 01.06.2014 and 31.05.2018

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Publications

Hexosomes with undecylenic acid efficient against candida albicans
Mionić Ebersold Marijana, Petrović Milica, Fong Wye-Khay, Bonvin Debora, Hofmann Heinrich, Milošević Irena
Nanomaterials (2018)

Structural transformation in vesicles upon hydrolysis of phosphatidylethanolamine and phosphatidylcholine with phospholipase C
Fong Wye-Khay, Sánchez-Ferrer Antoni, Rappolt Michael, Boyd Ben J., Mezzenga Raffaele
Langmuir (2019)

Understanding the assembly of amphiphilic additives in bulk and dispersed non-lamellar lipid-based matrices: Phosphorylation, H-bonding and ionisation
Etter Marco F., Dellenbach Daria, Petri-Fink Alke, Rothen-Rutishauser Barbara, Landau Ehud M., Fong Wye-Khay
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (2019)

Photoswitchable Molecules in Long-Wavelength Light-Responsive Drug Delivery: From Molecular Design to Applications
Jia Shiyang, Fong Wye-Khay, Graham Bim, Boyd Ben J.
Chemistry of Materials (2018)

Ice-Templated and Cross-Linked Amyloid Fibril Aerogel Scaffolds for Cell Growth
Nyström Gustav, Fong Wye-Khay, Mezzenga Raffaele
Biomacromolecules (2017)

FONG Khay

Designing responsive elements into self-assembled systems for on demand diagnostics and treatments

Magneto-responsive cell culture substrates that can be modulated in situ

Intelligent nanomaterials to reveal and control their behavior in complex media, at biointerface and in cells