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  • ESR1: Design, Synthesis and Biochemical evaluation of novel serine protease inhibitors. University of Antwerp
  • ESR2: Design, Synthesis and Biochemical evaluation of novel RIPK1 inhibitors. University of Antwerp
  • ESR3: Implementation of in vivo models to identify potential candidates for DED treatment. University of Antwerp
  • ESR4: Valorisation of natural compounds and their evaluation as therapeutic agents for ocular surface inflammatory diseases.University of Valladolid
  • ESR5: Upscaling of lead compounds from WP1 and enantioselective synthesis of the serine protease inhibitor UAMC-00050. Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis
  • ESR6: Development of new carriers to improve the bioavailability of topic formulations to treat ocular surface inflammatory diseases. University of Valladolid
  • ESR7: Drug penetration to ocular surface tissues. University of Eastern Finland
  • ESR8: Development of new biomarkers for Dry Eye Disease. Sorbonne Université
  • ESR9: The nociceptive pathway in dry eye disease and ocular surface pain models. Sorbonne Université
  • ESR10: Dry eye therapy using cannabinoid ligands in a water-free delivery platform. University Hospital of Cologne
  • ESR11: Development of novel diagnostic tools for dry-eye disease using optical coherence tomography (OCT) and confocal microscopy​. University Hospital of Cologne
  • ESR12: Extraction of hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulphate from marine biomass and their evaluation as bioactive polymers in ocular carrier formulation. The Institute of Experimental Biology and Technology
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