The novelty of this approach lies in the employment of inorganic particles from the mineral, vaterite calcium carbonate. These particles feature an enormous loading capacity for bioactive molecules due to their porous structure, fully biocompatible encapsulation approaches, and have the ability to entirely dissolve within cells and deliver their cargo in a controlled manner. In this project, these particles have been investigated as vectors for encapsulation, protection, and triggered release of bioactives of a various nature from small anticancer drugs and up to large and fragile biomacromolecules such as proteins and enzymes. It has been demonstrated that the particles can be internalised into cells together with a substantial molecular load. Internalisation has been facilitated by coating the particles with polymers. Based on previous work and on the achievements accomplished in this project, now, a solid foundation is laid for further investigation that should focus on quantitative aspects such as transfection efficiency and load that can be deposited in the cells. The results of the project are disseminated via publication in peer reviewed journals and presentation at scientific conferences and meetings. The results of this project are available for public increasing a chance of interest from industry and relevant stakeholders.