Dr. Leonardo Borras
Alcon Labs (Novartis company) – leonardo.borras@alconlabs.com The Importance of Early Biophysical Characterization of Antibodies in the Lead Selection Process A critical aspect of the antibody lead selection process is assessing and understanding the biophysical properties of antibody lead candidates. An early characterization helps to reduce or eliminate development issues while allowing for ideal lead selection. We have […]
Mike Bradley
Taming the Powder: How to Control Powder Flowability Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011bradley}
Massimo Poletto
Cohesive interparticle forces and bulk flow properties in fluidisation and powder flow: is a coordinated view possible and convenient? Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011poletto}
Alain de Ryck
Dense flows of cohesive materials Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011ryck}
David A V Morton, Qi (Tony) Zhou, Li Qu, Ian Larson and Peter J Stewart
Characterisation of Nano-structured Surface Coatings and Influence on the Flow Behaviour of Fine Cohesive Pharmaceutical Powders Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011morton}
Tony Q Zhou, Li Qu, Ian Larson, Brian Armstrong, Peter J Stewart, David A V Morton
Improving Fine Excipient Powder Flow via a Mechanical Dry Surface Modification Process Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011zhou}
Jiyi Khoo, Majid Naderi, Dan Burnett, Tim Freeman and Brian Armstrong
Use of Surface Energy Heterogeneity to Relate the Effect of Surface Modification to Powder Flow Properties Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011naderi}
G. Calvert, N. Curcic, C. Redhead, D. York, H. Ahmadian and M. Ghadiri
Bulk Powder Hygroscopicity and Caking Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011calvert}
Oscar Angulo, Rob Berry, Mike Bradley
Early Stage Drug Development Flow Properties and Their Relevance to Full Scale Dosator Operation Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011angulo}
Hanne Kinnunen, Jag Shur, Gerald Hebbink and Robert Price
The impact of loaded drug dose and the surface roughness of the coarse lactose carrier to the fluidisation characteristics of dry powder inhaler formulations Back to Presentation Slides {loadposition pf2011kinnunen}