Author: Nault, Joanne

Bodhi Chaudhuri, Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences at UConn was recently elected as American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Fellow

AIChE ‘s Fellow is the organization’s highest membership grade. AIChE fellow candidates are nominated by their peers and must have significant professional accomplishment, exceptional contribution in the field of chemical engineering, and those who have demonstrated long-term excellence in the profession. New AIChE Fellows will be recognized at the upcoming AIChE Annual Meeting, Oct. 27-31, in San Diego, California

Diane Burgess Recognized as Distinguished Scholar by National Institute for Pharmaceutical Technology and Education (NIPTE)

The David J. W. Grant Distinguished Scholar award is given every other year by NIPTE for outstanding achievements in basic pharmaceutics.  Diane Burgess, UConn CPPR faculty, received this prestigious award in 2024. For more, click on Diane Burgess Wins David J. W. Grant Distinguished Scholar in Basic Pharmaceutics Award – UConn Today.

Welcome Otsuka US to CPPR

Otsuka joins Alexion, Astrazeneca, ATS Scientific Products, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Gilead Sciences, Glaxosmithkline, Lilly, Roquette, and Sanofi on the CPPR Industrial Advisory Board.  We look forward to Otsuka’s participation in our quest to advance pharmaceutical processing. The funds that Otsuka has committed to CPPR research are pooled with those of the other member companies.  The funds support rigorous academic research into industrially relevant pharmaceutical processing research at the CPPR academic sites, with mentorship from representatives from CPPR companies.

Welcome Boehringer-Ingelheim to CPPR

Boehringer-Ingelheim joins Alexion, Astrazeneca, ATS Scientific Products, Gilead Sciences, Glaxosmithkline, Lilly, Roquette, and Sanofi on the CPPR Industrial Advisory Board.  We look forward to BI’s participation in our quest to advance pharmaceutical processing. The funds that BI has committed to CPPR research are pooled with those of the other member companies.  The funds support rigorous academic research into industrially relevant pharmaceutical processing research at the CPPR academic sites, with mentorship from representatives from CPPR companies.