Pharmaceutics & Novel Drug Delivery Systems

Smart Drug Delivery Technologies: Sensors and Intelligent Release Systems

Smart drug delivery technologies have revolutionized the field of drug delivery, offering precise control over drug release and the ability to monitor therapeutic outcomes. This session will focus on the advancements and applications of smart drug delivery technologies, specifically those incorporating sensors and intelligent release systems. Smart drug delivery systems utilize sensors to monitor physiological parameters, biomarkers, or drug levels in real-time. The session will explore the integration of sensors into drug delivery devices, enabling personalized and adaptive therapy. Discussions will cover topics such as implantable sensors, wearable devices, and advancements in biosensors for drug monitoring.

Intelligent release systems, such as stimuli-responsive polymers or controlled-release microchips, allow for on-demand drug release based on specific triggers or conditions. The session will highlight the design, development, and optimization of these intelligent release systems, providing insights into the release mechanisms and triggering stimuli. Attendees will gain insights into the potential applications of smart drug delivery technologies in various therapeutic areas, such as diabetes management, cancer therapy, and chronic disease treatment. The ability to precisely control drug release and tailor therapy to individual needs holds great promise for improving patient outcomes and treatment efficacy. Furthermore, discussions will address the challenges and future directions of smart drug delivery technologies, including regulatory considerations, scalability, and integration with digital health platforms.

Overall, this session on smart drug delivery technologies will showcase the latest advancements and explore the potential of these systems in revolutionizing drug delivery. It will serve as a platform for researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals to exchange knowledge, foster collaborations, and shape the future of intelligent drug delivery.