Sameera Sansare (from Dr. Bodhi Chaudhuri’s Lab) was honored with the Edward Victor Gant Scholarship at UConn for her community involvement. Sameera is a mentor for 1000 Girls, the New York Academy of Sciences’ program to engage young women in STEM careers https://www.nyas.org/programs/global-stem-alliance/1000-girls-1000-futures/.
Dr. Lynne Taylor, Retter Professor of Pharmacy at Purdue University in the Department of Industrial and Physical Pharmacy, was honored by the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists with the Dale Wurster Research Award. Awarded every other year, The Wurster Research Awards is for significant research contributions in pharmaceutics. Dr. Taylor is the second CPPR faculty to be selected for the Wurster Award. She joins Dr. Diane Burgess, the 2018 awardee.
Nearly 50 industrial scientists, faculty and students came together to share results, ideas, and proposals at the 25th anniversary meeting of the Kildsig Center for Pharmaceutical Processing Research. Final reports of 4 projects, updates on 7 ongoing projects and 5 proposals were presented. Participants moved in and out of virtual breakout rooms at the poster session. Read more about the CPPR at https://cppr.uconn.edu.
UConn students, Andre Beringhs and Tingting Li, both of whom are CPPR students have received awards for their research from the IPEC Foundation. This year’s awards continue the success of CPPR students in garnering IPEC Foundation annual awards. Congratulations, Andre and Tingting.
Dr. Arushi Manchand along with CPPR Faculty, Dr. Na Li and Dr. Robin Bogner published their findings on how elevated pH can slow the desupersaturation of a weak acid. To read more about the mechanism, click on https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.molpharmaceut.0c00539.
Dana Moseson, Ph.D. candidate in Lynne Taylor’s group at Purdue University, and University of Minnesota student, Hongbo Chen from CPPR Faculty Calvin Sun’s group, were awarded the 2020 Outstanding Student Researcher by the National Institute for Pharmaceutical Technology and Education. Dana and Hongbo join graduated CPPR Student, Shreya Kulkarni (UConn), the 2019 winner and 2018 winner,
Nivedita Shetty (Purdue University) in receiving this prestigious award.
CPPR faculty member and Associate Director has been announced as Nami Therapeutics CEO. While still an associate professor at UConn and on the leadership team of CPPR, Dr. Lu adds this new role to her portfolio. You can read more on LinkedIn or Twitter.
Dr. Raman Bahal was featured in UConn TODAY’s Meet the Researcher column. To see what this promising new faculty member has been doing since joining UConn in 2017, click HERE
A recent paper authored by Dr. Rui Fang, UConn graduate now at Merck, describing her CPPR project findings was one of eight selected from the 70 papers in the second quarter of Journal of Pharmaceutical Science to be available in its Virtual Issue: Most Original and Most Significant Scientific Findings. CPPR Faculty at Purdue University, Dr. Greg Knipp, also has a paper in the same virtual issue.
CPPR Faculty, @BodhiChaudhuri, and his research team report on the formulation parameters required for printability of tablets using inkjet processing. They suggest several preformulation studies to assure printability and tablet performance. Read more at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijpharm.2020.119430. @KoyelSen, @ArushiManchanda, @TanuMehta, and @AnsonMa are co-authors on the @UConn Research publication.
