Werner Weitschies

Professor of Biopharmaceutics

University of Greifswald

Germany

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Werner Weitschies is a Professor of Biopharmaceutics at the University of Greifswald in Germany. His research focuses on the biopharmaceutical challenges related to drug delivery systems, particularly in the context of older adults and geriatric patients. Recent articles explore various innovative manufacturing techniques such as hot melt extrusion, as well as the physiological factors affecting drug absorption and gastric emptying in different populations.

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Christoph Rosenbaum

University of Greifswald

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Anna Kordowski

University of Lübeck

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Michael Grimm

University of Greifswald

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Sabine Müller

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James E. Polli

UNITED STATES

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Marie-Luise Kromrey

University Medicine Greifswald

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Eva Roblegg

Graz University of Technology

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Real-life dosing conditions in older adults and geriatric patients in Poland – An international questionnaire study to investigate the regional differences in drug intake behaviour in the older population

Hot Melt Extrusion as Continuous Manufacturing Technique to Produce Bilayer Films Loaded with Paracetamol or Lactase

Stability of Free and Liposomal Encapsulated RNA on a Mucoadhesive PVA Polymer for Esophageal RNA Drug Targeting Using the EsoCap System

Enteric-Coated Capsules Providing Reliable Site-Specific Drug Delivery to the Distal Ileum

Development of Novel Oral Delivery Systems Using Additive Manufacturing Technologies to Overcome Biopharmaceutical Challenges for Future Targeted Drug Delivery

Impact of advanced age on the gastric emptying of water under fasted and fed state conditions

Investigation of real-life drug intake behaviour in older adults and geriatric patients in Northern Germany – A biopharmaceutical perspective

Scalability of API-Loaded Multifilament Yarn Production by Hot-Melt Extrusion and Evaluation of Fiber-Based Dosage Forms

Predicting gastric emptying of drug substances taken under postprandial conditions by combination of biorelevant dissolution and mechanistic in silico modeling

Is there a fast track (“Darmstrasse”) for fluids in the small intestine? Evidence from magnetic resonance imaging

Development of Test Programs for the Biorelevant Characterization of Esophageal-Applied Dosage Forms

Influence of Different Diets on the Degradation of Sulfasalazine by Colon Bacteria Determined Using MimiCol3

Determination of Mucoadhesion of Polyvinyl Alcohol Films to Human Intestinal Tissue

Parameters to Consider for Successful Medication Use in Older Adults - an AGePOP Review

Influence of Solid Oral Dosage Form Characteristics on Swallowability, Visual Perception, and Handling in Older Adults

High-Dose Spermidine Supplementation Does Not Increase Spermidine Levels in Blood Plasma and Saliva of Healthy Adults: A Randomized Placebo-Controlled Pharmacokinetic and Metabolomic Study

Impact of Tablet Size and Shape on the Swallowability in Older Adults

Intragastric Carbon Dioxide Release Prolongs the Gastric Residence Time of Postprandially Administered Caffeine.

Evaluation of Pharmacobezoar Formation from Suspensions of Spray-Dried Amorphous Solid Dispersions: An MRI Study in Rats.

In Vitro and In Vivo Evaluation of Carbopol 71G NF-Based Mucoadhesive Minitablets as a Gastroretentive Dosage Form

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Christoph Rosenbaum

Anna Kordowski

Michael Grimm

Sabine Müller

James E. Polli

Marie-Luise Kromrey

Eva Roblegg

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