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EPSRC Reference: EP/H502319/1
Title: A Dry Powder Jet Printer for Dispensing Pharmaceutical Powders.
Principal Investigator: Yang, Professor S
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Huxley Bertram Engineering IP Group Plc
Department: Materials
Organisation: Queen Mary University of London
Scheme: Follow on Fund
Starts: 01 June 2010 Ends: 01 September 2010 Value (£): 81,014
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Drug Formulation & Delivery Materials Processing
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Manufacturing Healthcare
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The specific aim of this project is to develop the QMUL technology to a bench-top powder dispensing system. The commercial product will be market ready within 2 years, providing a lower cost, more accurate system compared to competitors, such as Symyx Powdernium, FlexiWeigh and BIODOT DisPoTM. The bench-top system will act as a first step in validating the technology for scale-up to high-value applications, such as production-line filing of capsules and blisters with pharmaceutical drugs and combinatorial research. The bench-top system will be developed in partnership with Huxley Bertram Ltd, an established engineering company with expertise in designing and developing equipment for the pharmaceutical industry
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