Nordic POP webinars platform
In the mid-2020, The Nordic POP consortium launched a series of webinars.
Starting with a focus on WP6 topics, the activities has spread through all workpackages, though and Nordic POP platform is now presenting educational materials accross the entire Nordic POP areas of expertize.
The complete list of webinars can be found below and some at platform https://sites.google.com/view/nordicpop-modelling/
All webinars that are public can be found at our youtube channel. We are uploading them continuously, some delays might occur.
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Tapani Viitala: Real-time label free platforms for nanoparticle characterization and interaction monitoring of nanoparticels with cells and biofilms.
- Timo Laaksonen: Controlling Drug Releasefrom Cellulose Nanofiber Hydrogels
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Hanne Mørck Nielsen: Mucus as a Barrier to Drug Delivery
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Jessica Rosenholm and Hongbo Zhang: Nanomedicine Research at Åbo Akademi University: Solutions for Health With Functional Nanomaterial
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Jukka Rantanen: Introduction to Quality by Design Development
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Holger Gohlke: Structure based computational biotechnology (video not available)
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Thomas Rades: Amorphous Drug Research Development
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Arto Urtti: Ocular Barriers: Impact on Drug Delivery (video not available)
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Anja Boisen: Micro/Nano Engineering and Drug Delivery.
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Alexander Lyubartsev: Мolecular modeling in biomolecular science and drug development
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Heidi Öblom: Can 2D and 3D dosage compete with compounded dosage forms in clinical pharmacies
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Alvaro Goyanes: 3D printing of medicines in a clinical settings
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Leena Peltonen: Powder Bed 3D printing (video not available)
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Ingunn Tho: Oromucosal drug delivery systems - challenges and opportunities
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Natasa Skalko-Basnet: Nanomedicine for localized therapy of genital infections: overcoming antimicrobial resistance
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Korbinian Löbmann:There once was an academic idea - The story behing Dispersome® technology
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Christel Bergström and Aleksei Kabedev on Cosmo RS theory (video not available)
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Ola Spjuth: Investigating drug effects using phenotypic cell profiling, AI and lab automation
- Anders Ø. Madsen: Exciting new opportunities for pharmaceutical research: The DanMAX synchrotron beamline at the MAXIV synchrotron in Lund (video not available)