About The book:
Oral drug delivery has been
an important part of drug delivery and was often linked with tablets, capsules,
syrups etc during the discussion about delivery through gastrointestinal tract.
Advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and enormous research in the field of
drug delivery has laid newer concepts leading to the advent of advanced dosage
forms with modified release leading to enhanced therapeutic efficacy. Similarly
oral drug delivery has witnessed a change. The book as it is in present form is
compilation of theories postulated with regards to oral drug delivery and data
related to research work. Different facets of oral drug delivery from
conventional to novel have been described through self explicit figures and
relevant examples. Underlying basic concepts of different processes have been
explained for better understanding of the subject. This book will serve as
ready reference for undergraduate and postgraduate students and will cater to
the scientific need of those interested in research in oral drug delivery. |
About the Authors: Piush Khare is B.Pharm (2002), M.Pharm (2004) and Ph.D
(2011) from Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Dr H.S. Gour
University-Sagar. He has to his credit 19 publications and 02 book chapters in
journals and books of repute. He is recipient of outstanding oral presentation
award at International Conference of Biomedical Engineering-Singapore in the
year 2008. He has more than 10 years of research and teaching experience and
has guided more than 14 students for their research/dissertation work at
postgraduate (M.Pharm) level. His research interests include controlled and
targeted drug delivery including approaches for oral drug delivery. Mohini Chaurasia (M. Pharm, PhD) is working as Assistant
Professor in Amity Institute of Pharmacy, Amity University, Lucknow. She has
been involved in the drug delivery research since last one decade and published
her research work in various reputed scientific journals. As an academician,
she has more than 12 years of experience in teaching pharmaceutical sciences to
graduate and post graduate students. In her teaching carrier she has guided
more than 30 post graduate students for research work. Her experience is well
reflected in this book in fulfilling the actual need for students pursuing
pharmaceutical education in India.
Sarvesh K. Paliwal obtained his Bachelor's degree in
Pharmacy from JSS, College of Pharmacy, Ooty, Master's degree in Medicinal
& Pharmaceutical Chemistry from RGPV, Bhopal and PhD degree in
Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Banasthali University, Rajasthan. Presently he is
Professor and Head, Department of Pharmacy, Banasthali University, Rajasthan.
He has published more than 100 research papers in International/National
journals of repute. One of his most significant and recent publications is in
Nature-Scientific Reports (September 2015). He has obtained research projects
worth `150 Lacs from Indian Council of Medical Research, DST-CURIE, Centre of
Excellence for Training and Research in Frontier Areas of Science and
Technology (FAST). He has been bestowed with “Award for excellence in research”
by European Institute of Scientific Research, Netherlands. More than ten
research scholars have been awarded PhD degree under his direct supervision. He
has delivered many key note Lectures in International/National Conferences. At
present he is convener Indian Science Congress Association, Banasthali Chapter
and also Life member of Indian Science Congress. He is member of Board of
Studies, Faculty of Life Sciences and Academic Council of Banasthali
University. |
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