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Projects

Projects of the Institute for Pharma Technology and Biotechnology

Our highlights

  • Intelligent drug formulation

    Martin Kuentz and his students are predicting solubility and formulation composition to reduce animal testing.

  • Biologics

    A new generation of medicines that require new solutions.

  • Precision pharmaceuticals

    Predicting the right doses of the right drugs at the right times.

All projects in alphabetical order

  • A new dynamic light scattering technique to analyze dispersions

    Introduction of a new modulated 3D cross-correlated dynamic light scattering instrument to enable product analytics of aggregating colloids and concentrated dispersions

  • A race against time

    Martin Kuentz is working on a reliable lipid-based system to transport poorly soluble drugs in dissolved form in the gastrointestinal tract.

  • Bio-enabling formulations

    Research and development on bio-enabling formulations as part of the EU-project PEARRL

  • EASY

    Easy Assessment of SolubilitY with high efficiency second harmonic light scattering

  • FASS

    Fast and Accurate Solubility for Sustainability. A disruptive technology to revolutionise solubility testing.

  • InPharma

    InPharma has the goal of eliminating animals from the development of new oral drug formulations (EU funds MSCA-H2020 EID InPharma)

  • Intestinal drug absorption

    Bio-conjugation combined with efflux in the enterocyte determines intestinal drug absorption

  • Robot assistance in the laboratory

    HLS robot system enables reliable studies to be done on highly sensitive biomolecules.

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Oliver Germershaus

Prof. Dr. Oliver Germershaus

Head of Institute for Pharma Technology and Biotechnology

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+41 61 228 55 26

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oliver.germershaus@fhnw.ch

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School of Life Sciences FHNW Institute for Pharma Technology and Biotechnology Hofackerstrasse 30 4132 Muttenz

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