Drug Delivery

How can nanotechnology be used to deliver drugs through the skin?

Inhaled administration has the potential to bring benefits to patients – and commercial success to businesses – across a number of therapeutic spaces.

Technology transfer can be a challenge with any drug product. Even greater vigilance is needed with more complex formulations, like LNP-based drugs.

A metal-organic framework could help reduce drug doses needed to kill cancer cells by smuggling drugs into mitochondria.

With more complex molecules filling company pipelines, is it time for lipid nanoparticles to finally shine?

Engineers from Rutgers used 4D printing to create tiny needles with backward-facing barbs. Could these replace hypodermic needles?

Electronic locking features and a child-resistant design cinched the “Best Innovation in Drug Delivery Device” award at Pharmapack 2020.

What challenges do manufacturers face in developing ADCs?

A cell-free biologic could act as platform therapeutic for a variety of serious diseases.

A synthetic system which mimics the compartmentalized nature of cells could help in the delivery of drugs.