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Aims and Objectives
- Focus group within the Academy of
Pharmaceutical Sciences open to all members with an interest in pulmonary
and nasal drug delivery.
- Provide a forum for Industry, Academe and
the Regulators to engage in discussion of current issues in science,
technology & regulation pertinent to pulmonary and nasal drug delivery.
- Collaborate and coordinate with other
relevant organizations active in the field (e.g. Aerosol Society (DDL), EPAG,
AAPS,HESI and RDD) with a view to establishing joint meetings and dialogue
in the field.
- Provide continuing education for the
membership via for e.g. a biennial symposium, interim focussed
workshops/seminars.
Focus Group Steering Committee
- Eddie French (Chair), TEKH Consulting Ltd
- Ben Forbes, King’s College London
- Darragh Murnane, University of
Hertfordshire
- Jeremy Clarke, GlaxoSmithKline
- John Pritchard, Phillips Respironics
- Joe Takher-Smith, Mylan Global Respiratory
Group
- Nayna Govind, NG Pharma Consulting Ltd
- Philippe Rogueda, Watson Pharmaceuticals
- Rob Price, University of Bath
Drugs in the Lungs NETWORK
(update with output from DDL 2012)
- The Drugs in the Lung Network was devised with the aim of providing
cross-company collaboration and developing industry-academia pre competitive
consortia.
- The Network aims to provide supportive for a for technical and scientific
(i.e. data rich) discussions with the aim of advancing the knowledge of early
- to late stage inhaled product development.
- For more news see the paper from the
June 2013 issue of Inhalation Magazine
Upcoming Events
- UKPharmSci Inhaled 1 (Session 3.31) Wed 4 Sept: New technologies to
enable respiratory medicines
- UKPharmSci Inhaled 2 (Session 3.32) Wed 4 Sept: Current thinking on the
impact of mucus on drug in the lungs
Previous Events
- Inhalation 2007, 2009, 2011
- Drugs in the Lungs NETWORK –
click here
Areas of Interest
- Inhalation biopharmaceutics
- Pulmonary therapeutics
- Particle production technologies
- Drug delivery technologies
- Formulation technologies
- Novel technologies and methods to understand, control, predict and
improve drug product performance, processability and stability.
- In vitro characterisation techniques
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