Short Courses - GPEN 2024

Short Course 1: Formulation and Delivery of Biologics

Organizers: Sarah Hook, University of Otago (sarah.hook@otago.ac.nz)

Student Co-Ordinator (UCPH) – Abhijeet Lokras (abhijeet.lokras@sund.ku.dk)

TIme Presentation NameUniversity/CompanyTitle
8:45 – 9:15Faculty presentation 1Sarah HookUniversity of OtagoChallenges for delivery of biologics, Responsive Delivery Systems
9.15 – 9.35Faculty presentation
2
Wolfgang FreissLudwig-Maximilians-University of MunichChallenges for Formulation of biologics, Interfaces and self-interaction
9:35 – 10:05Student/Early Career Researcher presentation 1Santhni Subramaniam
University of South Australia A disease-targeted approach in understanding delivery of nanomedicine: A case study with pulmonary cancer
10:05-10.40Break
10.40-11.00Student presentation 2Bryan W. DebiasiUniversity of São PauloDevelopment of Liquid Crystalline Nanoparticles containing ionizable lipids for mRNA delivery
11.00 – 11.30Faculty presentation 3Michael Burger ETH Zurich Protein-based gene delivery
11.30 – 12.00Faculty presentation 4Camilla FogedUniversity of CopenhagenDelivery of Nucleic Acid-based drugs

Short Course 2: CNS Drug Delivery and Pharmacokinetics

Organizers: Joseph Nicolazzo, Monash University (Joseph.Nicolazzo@monash.edu)

Student Co-Ordinator (UCPH) – Maria Thaysen (mthaysen@sund.ku.dk)

TIme Presentation NameUniversity/CompanyTitle
8:45 – 9:05Student presentation 1Mattie HartauerUniversity of North CarolinaHepatic Organic Anion Transporting Polypeptide 1B (OATP1B) Zonality Within a Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic (PBPK) Framework: Implications for Rifampicin-Mediated Drug-Drug Interactions
9.05 – 9.35Faculty presentation 1Mie KristensenUniversity of CopenhagenBrain delivery of therapeutic peptides – with a helping hand from cell-penetrating peptides
9:35 – 10:05Faculty presentation 2Bill ElmquistUniversity of MinnesotaCNS drug delivery: how much is enough?
10:05-10.40Break
10.40-11.00Student presentation 2Showmika T SuptiMonash UniversityIron reduces trafficking of fatty acids from human brain endothelial cells through modulation of fatty acid transporter 1
11.00 – 11.30Faculty presentation 3Teruna SiahaanUniversity of KansasImproving delivery of molecules through the BBB by modulating cadherin interactions
11.30 – 12.00Faculty presentation 4Joseph NicolazzoMonash UniversityDisease effects on drug transporters at the BBB: implications for CNS delivery

Short Course 3: Development of Oral Formulations and IVIV Correlation

Organizers: Christel Bergstrom, Uppsala University (christel.bergstrom@farmaci.uu.se) and Patrick Augustijns, KU Leuven (patrick.augustijns@kuleuven.be)

Student Co-Ordinator (UCPH) – Cristiana Cunha (cristiana.cunha@sund.ku.dk)

TIme Presentation NameUniversity/CompanyTitle
8:45 – 9:15Faculty presentation 1Patrick AugustijnsKU LeuvenExamining Intraluminal Drug and
Formulation Behaviour
9.15 – 9.35Student presentation 1Harshad JadhavKU LeuvenPhysiologically Based Biopharmaceutics Modeling of Mesalamine and Acetyl Mesalamine for Predicting Luminal, Enterocyte and Plasma Concentrations
9:35 – 10:05Faculty presentation 2Anette MüllertzUniversity of CopenhagenPredicting The Performance of Lipid-
Based and Amorphous Drug Delivery
Systems
10:05-10.40Coffee Break (Atrium/Pavilion Area)
10.40-11.00Student presentation 2Esha S. AttarInstitute of Chemical Technology, MumbaiManeuvering Curcumin Lipomer Across the Multiple Gastro-Intestinal Barriers for Oral Absorption
11.00 – 11.30Faculty presentation 3Christel BergströmUppsala UniversitySimultaneous Assessment of Drug
Release, Digestion and Permeation
for Improved IVIVC
11.30 – 12.00Faculty presentation 4Clive PrestidgeUniversity of South AustraliaSolidification Of SEDDS For Oral
Drug Delivery: Opportunities and
Challenges

Short Course 4: Individualized Medicine – From Genetic Polymorphism to 3D Printing

Organizers:  Julian Quodbach, Utrecht University (j.h.j.quodbach@uu.nl)

Student Co-Ordinator (UCPH) – Wuzhong He (wuzhong.he@sund.ku.dk)

TIme Presentation NameUniversity/CompanyTitle
8:45 – 9:15Faculty presentation 1Yan ShuUniversity of MarylandPharmacogenetics
9.15 – 9.35Student presentation 1Ilari AholaUniversity of CopenhagenTailor-made doses of citalopram hydrobromide by tunable modular
design
9:35 – 10:05Faculty presentation 2Christel BergströmUppsala UniversitySemi-solid extrusion printing of Lipid Based Formulations in connection to hospital compounding
10:05-10.40Break
10.40-11.00Student presentation 2Myriam NeumannUtrecht UniversityFunctional Materials for High Resolution 3D Bioprinting in Kidney Engineering
11.00 – 11.30Faculty presentation 3Julian QuodbackUtrecht UniversitySelective Laser Sintering as an Industrial Manufacturing Technology
11.30 – 12.00Faculty presentation 4Anson MaUniversity of Connecticut Inkjet Printing and Binder Jetting

Short Course 5: Sustainable Pharmaceutics

Organizers: Mia Sivén, University of Helsinki (mia.siven@helsinki.fi)

Student Co-Ordinator (UCPH) – Hannah Kolberg (hannah.kolberg@sund.ku.dk)

Time Presentation NameUniversity/CompanyTitle
8:45 – 9:15Faculty presentation 1Mia SivénUniversity of HelsinkiHolistic Approach To Sustainable Pharmacy
9.15 – 9.35Student presentation 1Tea PihlajaUniversity of HelsinkiPharmaceutical residues in fish- in vitro evaluation
9:35 – 10:05Faculty presentation 2Thomas RadesUniversity of CopenhagenAspects of sustainability in drug Delivery
10:05-10.40Break
10.40-11.00Student presentation 2Hanna KrupkeETH ZürichA biodegradable suction patch for the transbuccal delivery of peptides
11.00 – 11.30Faculty presentation 3Arlene McDowell University of OtagoHow can pharmaceutical scientists contribute to wildlife health and a sustainable planet?
11.30 – 12.00Round Table Discussion on Sustainable PharmacyAll speakers