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CGT Pharma Consulting
Croda
Eastern Institute of Technology
Navid Monshi Tousi and Jan De Backer
In Silico Evaluation of Nasal Spray Plume Angle and Ovality: Effect on Regional Nasal DepositionGradient
Marian Asch and Rui Alberto Teixeira Cruz
Screening of Capsule-Filling Process Parameters in the Development of Spray-Dried Powder Products for Pulmonary DeliveryHealthy Airways
Angelo Araujo and Claudia Costa
Advancing Nasal Powder Delivery: A Structured Evolution of Device PerformanceInformiX Pharma
Parmesh Gajjar and Darragh Murnane
Determining Material Composition of Fines-Only Formulations Through X-Ray Computed TomographyInhalon Biopharma
Anna Vivani and Irene Rossi
Preliminary Spray Drying Screening Study for the Reformulation of Ganaxolone from Oral to Nasal DeliverySvetlana Lyapustina and Sheryl Johnson
Managing Supply Continuity During the Pressurized Metered Dose Inhaler Transition to Next Generation PropellantsSvetlana Lyapustina and Beatriz Noriega Fernandes
The Case for Inhaled, Thermostable Powder Vaccines Against Respiratory Pathogens in Pandemic ReadinessJohannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Moritz Fleischhauer
Single Jet Impaction as an Alternative Mechanism for Soft Mist GenerationAdam Schneiderhan and Beatriz Fernandes
Excipient Effects on Spray-Dried Antibody Stability: A Comparative StudyLuxena Pharmaceuticals
Vaishnavi Kapileshwari and Mridul Majumder
Morphological Characterization of Dry Powder Inhaler Formulations: A Reaction to the US Food and Drug Administration GuidelinesMonash University
Ben Miles and Lucas Silva
Predicting Nasal Deposition from Minimal In Vitro Data with Machine LearningCC
Nitto BioPharma
Cima Cina and Wendy Knowlton
Inhalation and Systemic Delivery of mRNA to the Lung Using a Stable Lipid Nanoparticle PlatformOrexo AB
Carolina Dantas and Ulf Krueger
Predicting Pulmonary Drug Deposition Using Real-Time Connected Inhalation DataRTI International
RTI International
Erik Pena and Sara Maloney Norcross
Optimization of Spray-Dried Spectinamide Lee1810 Inhalation PowdersSouth Dakota State University
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U.S. Food & Drug Administration
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You Xu and Guizhi (Julian) Zhu
Inhalable Anti-Inflammatory psLNPs Enable Mucus Penetration and circRNA CFTR Delivery For Cystic Fibrosis TherapyUniversity of Michigan
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Western University
Ziyi Fan and Yuqing Ye
Inhaler Usage Recognition Using Transformer-Based Acoustic ModelingWoolcock Institute of Medical Research









