Professor in Pharmaceutical Technology and Process Engineering
University of Greenwich, UK
His research activities focus on emerging technologies including: (a) 3D printing technologies for pharmaceutical dosage forms or novel medical devices (microneedles, bioresorbable scaffolds), (b) Continuous manufacturing processes for the development of medicinal products, and (c) Nanomaterial synthesis and surface modification for cancer treatment.
Dennis has established several national and international collaborations with world-class colleagues/researchers including industrial funded projects and several EU/UK grants. He received the prestigious award of Eminent Fellowship of the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences for the excellence in the pharmaceutical sciences over a prolonged period with an emphasis on advocacy and leadership. He has also received a prestigious award for his “Outstanding Scientific Contribution” in Pharmaceutical Processes and invited to deliver the Award Lecture, sponsored by AstraZeneca.
Events/Masterclasses Prof. Dennis Douroumis is currently speaking at
Pharma
Novel Approaches & Techniques for Solubility Enhancement of Poorly Water-Soluble Drugs
11 – 13 February 2025
Online Live Stream | 14:00 - 18:00 CET
This course provides critical insights into the novel techniques and strategies for the formulation, processing and characterization of poorly water-soluble drugs.
Lipid Nanoparticles for Drug/mRNA Delivery Videorecording
At your convenience
Training Course | Online - Video Recording
After the successful development of lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) comprising messenger RNA (mRNA) for vaccination against Covid-19, the interest in mRNA and nanoparticle systems for various therapeutic applications has surged tremendously.
After the successful development of lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) comprising messenger RNA (mRNA) for vaccination against Covid-19, the interest in mRNA and nanoparticle systems for various therapeutic applications has surged tremendously.
3D Printing of Solid Dosage Forms & Medical Devices
Online Live Stream
Join our 3D Printing of Solid Dosage Forms & Medical Devices
training to learn about recent developments in printable solid dosage forms and medical devices.
This unique course provides a practical & in-depth understanding of CMC & quality requirements and brings clarifications on global regulation, requirements, compliance & quality concerns.
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Professor in Pharmaceutical Technology and Process Engineering
University of Greenwich, UK
His research activities focus on emerging technologies including: (a) 3D printing technologies for pharmaceutical dosage forms or novel medical devices (microneedles, bioresorbable scaffolds), (b) Continuous manufacturing processes for the development of medicinal products, and (c) Nanomaterial synthesis and surface modification for cancer treatment.
Dennis has established several national and international collaborations with world-class colleagues/researchers including industrial funded projects and several EU/UK grants. He received the prestigious award of Eminent Fellowship of the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences for the excellence in the pharmaceutical sciences over a prolonged period with an emphasis on advocacy and leadership. He has also received a prestigious award for his “Outstanding Scientific Contribution” in Pharmaceutical Processes and invited to deliver the Award Lecture, sponsored by AstraZeneca.
