Transforming Biotherapeutic Delivery with Non-Thermal Electrohydrodynamic Technologies: New Data
Thu, Oct 29
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02:00 PM - 02:15 PM
Gardner
Session details:
- Enhancing the stability of biotherapeutics through controlled dehydration. Learn how non-thermal electrohydrodynamic technologies generate dry biotherapeutic formulations with tightly controlled particle size distributions (PSD), preserving biological activity while improving stability, reducing cold-chain dependence, and extending product shelf life.
- Enabling next-generation patient-centric dosage forms. Discover how controlled particle engineering facilitates high-concentration formulations and alternative routes of administration—including sublingual, pulmonary, and intranasal delivery—creating opportunities to improve patient adherence and expand therapeutic applications.
- Advancing needle-free vaccination and decentralized healthcare. Explore how stable vaccine dehydrated powders and patches produced by electrohydrodynamic technologies can enable needle-free administration, simplify distribution through reduced temperature-control requirements, and improve global access to vaccination.