Microarray patches for the delivery of the poorly soluble drug olanzapine

Peter McKenna

School of Pharmacy

Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

Abstract

Thesis embargoed until 31 July 2027

Date of Award	Jul 2022
Original language	English
Awarding Institution	Queen's University Belfast
Sponsors	Northern Ireland Department for the Economy
Supervisor	Ryan Donnelly (Supervisor), Eneko Larrañeta (Supervisor) & Mary-Carmel Kearney (Supervisor)

Keywords

Microarray patches
transdermal
poorly soluble
hydrophobic
cyclodextrin
nanocrystal

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Department for the Economy PhD Studentship
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively

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