Robin Bogner

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University of Connecticut

United States

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Professor Robin Bogner is a faculty member at the University of Connecticut, United States. His research primarily focuses on advanced manufacturing, modeling, and analytical tools in injectable products, as well as the stability and formulation of biologics. Recent publications include studies on protein solutions, freeze-drying processes, and the impact of formulation on nanoparticle quality and stability.

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Carl Anderson

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Duquesne University

UNITED STATES

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Peter Wildfong

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Duquesne University

UNITED STATES

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Na Li

University of Connecticut

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Advanced Manufacturing, Modeling And Analytical Tools In Injectable Products

Effect of Structurally Related Compounds on Desupersaturation Kinetics of Indomethacin

Evaluation of a Raman Chemometric Method for Detecting Protein Structural Conformational Changes in Solution

Large-Scale Freeze-Thaw of Protein Solutions: Study of the Relative Contributions of Freeze-Concentration and Ice Surface Area on Stability of Lactate Dehydrogenase

A Compact Model for Lyophilizer Equipment Capability Estimation

Impact of formulation on the quality and stability of freeze-dried nanoparticles

A Software Tool for Lyophilization Primary Drying Process Development and Scale-up Including Process Heterogeneity, I: Laboratory-Scale Model Testing

Key factors governing the reconstitution time of high concentration lyophilized protein formulations

Use of a Design of Experiments (DoE) Approach to Optimize Large-Scale Freeze-Thaw Process of Biologics

Mechanisms for the Slowing of Desupersaturation of a Weak Acid at Elevated pH

Evaluation of Predictors of Protein Relative Stability Obtained by Solid-State Hydrogen/Deuterium Exchange Monitored by FTIR

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Carl Anderson

Peter Wildfong

Na Li

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