Designing DPIs - Perfecting Powders

Designing DPIs - Perfecting Powders

Wednesday • May 4, 2022 • 3:30–5:00 PM EDT • National Ballroom
Moderator: Kimberly Shephard, Lonza
Targeting Lung Tumors using a Novel Inhaled Excipient Enhanced Growth Gemcitabine Dry Powder Formulation
Bryce Beverlin II
Quench Medical
An In Silico Modeling Framework to Predict Particle Dynamics in Dry Powder Inhalers
Yu Feng
Oklahoma State University
Improved Targeting of Dry Powder Formulations of Inhaled Corticosteroids to Children
Jeffry Weers
cystetic Medicines

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Development of High Dose Powders for Inhalation
Alan Watts and Michael Tauber
Catalent
From Concept to Product: A Novel Dry Powder Treatment for Lung Cancer
Maureen Kadleck and Bryce Beverlin
Lonza
AE
Why Won’t the Capsule Spin? Investigations into the Effects of Static and Powder Distribution on Non-Whirring Capsules In Dry Powder Inhalers
Avi Eliahu and Tom Pritsky
Genentech
NB
Factors Affecting the Performance of Lactose Carriers During Long-Term Storage
Nicholas Bungert
Kiel University
Using Dry Dispersion Laser Diffraction to Assess Strength and Dispersibility in Spheronized Agglomerate Formulations
Faustin Arevalo
Merck
Effect of Critical Process Parameters and Cyclone Design on Aerosolization Properties and Yield of Erlotinib-Loaded Spray-Dried Cubosomal Powder for Lung Cancer Treatment
Akash Deep
Punjabi University
Correlation Between Patient Handling Errors and In Vitro Performance of Spiriva® Handihaler®
Yannick Baschung
Solvias
Correlation of Specific Surface Area with Aerodynamic Performance and Physical Properties of Inhaled Nintedanib Powder Produced by Thin-Film Freeze-Drying
Tuangrat Praphawatvet
The University of Texas at Austin
A Continuous Process for Blending Dry Powders for Inhalation
Jamie Spahn
The University of Texas at Austin
AR
Effects of Processing Parameters for a Novel Continuous Manufacturing Method for Producing Dry Powder Inhalation Blends
Angela Ren
The University of Texas at Austin
HD
Aggregation of Lactoferrin Caused by Droplet Atomization Process Via Two-Fluid Nozzle: The Detrimental Effect of Air-Water Interfaces
Huy Dao
The University of Texas at Austin
A High Dose Dry Powder Formulation for an Unstable Antimicrobial Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient
Varsha Nair
The University of Texas at Austin
Aerosolizable Plasmid DNA Dry Powder Formulations Engineered by Thin-Film Freeze-Drying
Haiyue Xu
The University of Texas at Austin
The Application of Artificial Intelligence in Designing Dry Powder for Inhalation Using Thin-Film-Freezing Technology
Junhuang Jiang
The University of Texas at Austin
Design and Aerosol Performance of a Novel Dry Powder Nebulizer for High Dose Delivery
Hugh Smyth
The University of Texas at Austin
Spray Dried Porous Lipid Particles for Pulmonary Drug Delivery
Reinhard Vehring and Hui Wang
University of Alberta
Long-term Room Temperature Stability of a Spray-Dried Inhalable Tuberculosis Vaccine
Maximilian Aisenstat
University of Alberta
Preparation of Coamorphous Ciprofloxacin Formulations with Enhanced Deposition Parameters for Dry Powder Inhalation
Thomas Hibbard
University of Reading
Liposomal Dry Powder Aerosol Formulation of Ciprofloxacin: Effect of Sucrose and Mannitol on Aerosol Performance
Rudra Pangeni
Virginia Commonwealth University
Dry Powder Aerosol Containing Muco-Inert Particles for Pulmonary Drug Delivery
Qingguo Xu
Virginia Commonwealth University
Long-term Storage Stability of an Excipient Enhanced Growth (EEG) Pulmonary Surfactant Powder Formulation
Mohammad Abdul Motalib Momin
Virginia Commonwealth University
Surfactant Powder Delivery from Infant Air-Jet Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI): Effect of Flow Rate and DPI Design
Mohammad Abdul Motalib Momin
Virginia Commonwealth University
In Vitro Performance of a Pediatric Air-Jet DPI Delivering a Spray-Dried Antibiotic Formulation
Dale Farkas
Virginia Commonwealth University
Optimization and Characterization of a Tobramycin Excipient Enhanced Growth Spray-Dried Powder Formulation
Serena Bonasera and Michael Hindle
Virginia Commonwealth University
Aerosolization of Co-Spray Dried Dry Powder Inhalable Formulations of Diclofenac and Tobramycin: Comparison of Two and Three Fluid Spray Drier Nozzles
Nirmal Marasini
Woolcock Institute of Medical Research
The Effect of Lactose Quality Attributes on Predicted Inhaled Drug Deposition in Tiotropium Bromide DPI Formulations
Metin Karabulut
World Medicine
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