Join Dr. Thanh Nguyen for a presentation on injectable implants developed using twin-screw extrusion, an upcoming technology in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Injectable implants have distinct advantages for certain applications; for example, their efficacy over a long period of time can increase patient compliance, and the drug substance is applied in a non-systemic manner. Development and manufacturing of these implants often involves polymers as a matrix which makes twin-screw extrusion a perfect technology for their development. Nevertheless, it is a comparatively new technology and much can still be learned about the applicability and benefits of twin-screw extrusion. This seminar aims to give an introduction as well as real-life examples of what to look out for when entering this field of pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Key Topics Include:

  • Learn how you can prepare long lasting implants using Hot Melt Extrusion
  • Gain an overview and applications for injectable implants
  • What to consider when choosing polymeric matrices for drug delivery systems

Who Should Attend?

  • Formulation scientists and engineers in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Academia who want to learn more about the possibilities to utilize HME for implant development and manufacturing

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Presenters

Project Manager
InnoCore Pharmaceuticals

Production Partner

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Thermo Fisher Scientific is the world leader in serving science. Their mission is to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner, and safer. Through our Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, and Invitrogen brands. They help customers accelerate innovation and enhance productivity.

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