Kinam Park

Showalter Distinguished Professor

Purdue University

United States

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Dr. Kinam Park is the Showalter Distinguished Professor at Purdue University in the United States. His research focuses on innovative drug delivery systems, particularly long-acting injectable formulations and the engineering of microparticles for sustained release. Recent publications include studies on the quantification of polymer components in drug formulations and the potential roles of glass transition temperatures in drug release kinetics. Through his work, Dr. Park aims to advance the field of pharmaceutical sciences and improve therapeutic outcomes.

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Richard van Rijn

Adjunct Associate Professor

Purdue University

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Challenges and innovations in long-acting injectable formulations: can formulation design space be rationalized?

Professor Rodolfo Pinal: A man of the Tao

A New Analytical Method for Quantifying Acid-End-Cap PLGA in Sub-Milligram Quantities

Bohemian Rhapsody of Future Drug Delivery Systems: Rational Changes Necessary for the Next Revolution

What matters for drug delivery to tumor by nanoparticles: Gaining insights from PBPK/PD simulation of drug nanocrystals

Scanning Analysis of Sequential Semisolvent Vapor Impact To Study Naltrexone Release from Poly(lactide-co-glycolide) Microparticles

Initial Formation of the Skin Layer of PLGA Microparticles

Engineering Quick- and Long-acting Naloxone Delivery Systems for Treating Opioid Overdose

Potential Roles of the Glass Transition Temperature of PLGA Microparticles in Drug Release Kinetics

Continuous in-line homogenization process for scale-up production of naltrexone-loaded PLGA microparticles

Narrow molecular weight margins for the thermogelling property of polyester–polyether block copolymers in aqueous solutions

Method matters: Development of characterization techniques for branched and glucose-poly(lactide-co-glycolide) polymers

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Richard van Rijn

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