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2nd International Conference on Drug Discovery and Development, will be organized around the theme “Emerging Technologies in Drug Discovery”
DRUG DISCOVERY 2025 is comprised of keynote and speakers sessions on latest cutting edge research designed to offer comprehensive global discussions that address current issues in DRUG DISCOVERY 2025
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Identifies the various technical and regulatory challenges in drug formulation, including stability, solubility, and manufacturing, and discusses strategies to overcome these barriers.
Investigates the difficulties and innovations in delivering drugs across the blood-brain barrier to treat neurological diseases, including the development of nanoparticles and other novel carriers.
Presents case studies and real-world applications of various drug delivery systems, illustrating their impact on patient outcomes and their potential to revolutionize treatment paradigms.
Highlights the role of artificial intelligence in optimizing drug delivery systems, from predicting drug absorption and distribution to designing new delivery methods and formulations.
Addresses the need for sustainability and ethical considerations in drug development, focusing on reducing environmental impact and ensuring equitable access to medications.
Explores the use of 3D printing technology in creating customized drug delivery devices and formulations, allowing for personalized treatment approaches and on-demand production.
Examines the challenges and advancements in delivering peptide and protein drugs, which are often unstable and require specialized delivery systems to maintain efficacy.
Discusses the regulatory landscape and market dynamics affecting drug delivery, including approval processes, safety requirements, and market access strategies.
Focuses on strategies to enhance drug absorption and bioavailability, such as the use of nanoparticles, liposomes, and other delivery vehicles to ensure that drugs reach their intended target effectively
Reviews new developments in injectable drug formulations, including long-acting injectables and biodegradable carriers, to improve patient experience and adherence.
This track focuses on the latest innovations and technologies in delivering drugs more effectively and efficiently to target sites within the body, including novel devices and delivery systems.
Covers advancements in delivering immunotherapies and vaccines, focusing on enhancing the immune response and improving delivery mechanisms to increase efficacy and patient compliance.
Explores the role of drug delivery systems in regenerative medicine, focusing on delivering growth factors, stem cells, or genetic material to repair or replace damaged tissues.
Discusses specialized drug delivery systems designed to improve the targeting and efficacy of cancer therapies, minimizing damage to healthy cells and reducing side effects.
Reviews current strategies and technologies for delivering drugs to the eye, which is a challenging area due to its unique anatomy and barriers, aiming to treat ocular diseases effectively.
Focuses on drug delivery methods via the respiratory tract, including inhalers and nasal sprays, which provide rapid absorption and are particularly useful for respiratory diseases and vaccines.
Examines the use of the skin as a route for drug administration, including transdermal patches and topical formulations that provide controlled release and reduce systemic side effects.
Discusses advancements in oral drug formulations that enhance bioavailability, stability, and patient compliance, including new materials and technologies that improve drug solubility and absorption.
Explores methods to tailor drug delivery to individual patient needs, focusing on targeted delivery systems that increase efficacy and reduce side effects by directing drugs specifically to disease sites.
Covers the development process of biologic drugs, which are derived from living organisms, and discusses challenges in production, stability, and delivery to ensure therapeutic efficacy