Advanced Inhalation: Data Driven Design

Advanced Inhalation: Data Driven Design

Friday • May 5, 2023 • 10:30–12:00 Noon CET • Auditorium Level 3
Moderator: Richard N. Dalby, Ph.D.

Mixing Energy as an Adjustment Tool for Aerodynamic Behaviour of an Inhaled Product, In Vitro and In Vivo Effects
Kyrre Thalberg, Lund University and Satu Lähelmä, Orion Corporation
Lund University
Alternative Bioequivalence Approaches: Combining In Vitro and In Silico Models to Demonstrate BE of Orally Inhaled Drug Products
Will Ganley
Nanopharm, an Aptar Pharma Company
Design Considerations for Alternative Bioequivalence Approaches for Generic Orally Inhaled Drug Products
Bryan Newman
U.S. Food & Drug Administration

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Functional Respiratory Imaging: A Tool to Understand Regional Airway Exposure to Inhaled Drugs as Part of the Regulatory Process for Complex Generics
Hosein Sadafi and Navid Monshi Tousi
FLUIDDA
KA
Addressing Analytical Challenges in Inhaled Product Development
Yannick Baschung, Karl Abele and Eva Roedel
Solvias
KY
Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations for Localized Deposition Assessment of Inhaled Particles
Kevin Yugulis
Battelle
Particle Re-entrainment and Wall Loss Reduction Through Utilization of Aqueous Plate Coating in the Next Generation Impactor
Alan Watts
Catalent
Performance of Treprostinil Palmitil Inhalation Powder (TPIP) Delivery System
Zhili Li
Insmed
Development of a Particle Sizing Methodology for Early Screening of Carrier-Based DPI Formulations using Laser Diffraction
James McNeill
Kindeva Drug Delivery
KS
Development of a Pediatric Upper Airway Model as Add-on for a High Repeatability Test Stand for the Measurement of Valved Holding Chambers
Andrea Winzen and Karin Steinfuehrer
PARI Pharma
Exploring the Deposition Profile of Salbutamol Sulfate Delivered by Pressurized Metered Dose Inhaler Sampled Via Fast Screening Impactor (FSI)
Mark Nagel and Jolyon Mitchell
Trudell Medical International
Does Replacing an Electromechanical ‘Delay’ Apparatus with a Nephele-Miller Mixing Inlet Yield Similar Outcomes Testing a Pressurized Metered Dose Inhaler With Valved Holding Chamber (pMDI+VHC) Combination?
Mark Nagel and Jolyon Mitchell
Trudell Medical International
Improved Process and Particle Design in Spray Drying: Adding CFD Analysis to Particle Formation Models
Mani Ordoubadi
University of Alberta
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