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Formulation Integrated Device Systems for Novel Enhanced Performance Products

The aim of developing formulation integrated device systems (FIDS) is to achieve enhanced performance from drugs, using technology that is aimed at solving specific biopharmaceutical, therapeutic, clinical or production problems. These patent-protected high performance systems are designed to provide better treatment outcomes and greater satisfaction for patients, whilst enabling new product development applications and enhanced Ôlife cycle managementÕ opportunities for pharmaceutical companies.

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By Professor John N Staniforth, Chief Scientific Officer at Vectura Ltd
Professor John N Staniforth PhD MRPharmS FZS CChem FRSC Churchill Fellow, is Chief Scientific Officer of Vectura, a pharmaceutical company specialising in novel pulmonary, oral and dermal technology and new product developments, based in the UK.

John has authored over 200 scientific publications in the area of pharmaceutical technology and is an Honorary Professor of the University of Bath. He is a Non-Executive Director of Penwest Pharmaceuticals Co Inc, New York, and a Founding Director of the drug delivery company, Phoqus Pharmaceuticals Ltd, UK.

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