AAPS Young Innovators Interviews: Sustained Release, Microspheres

November 19, 2009

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Interviews with 13 AAPS Young Innovators 2009 winners.

A Joint Presentation of Pharmaceutical Technology and

Young Innovators of 2009: Interviews with AAPS Graduate Student Winners

Sustained Release, Microspheres

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Komal Shahani
Wayne State University and the University of Minnesota

Category: BIOTECHNOLOGY

Sustained Release Curcumin Microspheres for Inhibition of Breast Cancer

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Repairing the Engine of Drug Innovation

Gauging Innovation in Pharmaceutical Development and Manufacturing

Winning Presentations

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Selectivity Studies

Manufacturing Science and Engineering

Drug Transport by Genetic Variants

Drug and GeneDelivery Systems

Chemogenomics

Hepatic Transport Proteins

Sustained Release, Microspheres

Antimetastatic Lead Phenylmethylene Hydantoins

Neotanshinlactone Derivatives

Crystallization in Frozen Systems

On-Line Microfluidic Extraction

PSMA Inhibitor as a Homing Device

Sorafenib Treatments

AAPS President

Dr. Patrick P. DeLuca, president of AAPS, discusses the organization’s programs and commitment to student scientists.

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