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Who Wants a Smoking Mailman? Delivering Gene Therapies Without the Bad Stuff - Sebastian Rudden

Emory University
2026
gene therapy
lipid nanoparticles
DNA Delivery
mRNA vaccines
Polyethylene Glycol
PEG
drug delivery
nanomedicine
nanotechnology
gene editing
cancer therapy
Genetic Medicine
biomedical engineering
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Drug Formulation
drug development
high-throughput screening
precision medicine
Therapeutic Delivery
biomaterials
biotechnology
Immunogenicity
immune response
Repeat Dosing
molecular medicine
RNA Therapeutics
DNA therapeutics
Cell Delivery
Drug Carriers
Lipid Chemistry
clinical translation
pharmaceutical innovation
biomedical research
Precision Therapeutics
Nanoparticle Design
Gene Delivery Systems
Advanced Therapeutics
translational research
Drug Stability
Next-Generation Medicine

This research develops a novel PEG-free lipid nanoparticle for gene therapy. Unlike conventional nanoparticles, which trigger immune responses after repeated use, the new formulation remains stable without PEG and performs even better. The approach could enable safer repeat dosing, improve treatment effectiveness, and expand access to life-changing gene therapies.

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