Dr. Divita Mathur of Case Western Reserve University has secured an NSF CAREER grant to advance synthetic DNA nanoparticles' design and intracellular behavior. This research promises significant breakthroughs in gene therapy delivery mechanisms. The work focuses on synthesizing nanoparticles that can efficiently transport genetic material into cells, offering new avenues for treating genetic disorders. Such innovations may lead to improved therapeutic efficacy and safety profiles in gene-based treatments, marking a pivotal moment in molecular medicine development.