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29/09/202029/09/2020

Pharma and Food get personalized with 3D Printing! (VIDEO)

states Kjeld van Bommel, Senior Researcher at TNO during his interview for JakajimaTV hosted by Pieter Hermans. TNO has been active in the area of 3D Pharma and 3D Food Printing since 2011. Based on its combined knowledge and expertise on 3D printing as well as Pharma and Food, TNO has been able to help organisations to develop exciting new products and services.

29/09/202013/01/2021

3D powder bed printing with lactose: a showcase

by Korinde van den Heuvel, Senior Product Developer, DFE Pharma

3D printing offers huge potential benefits in pharmaceutical manufacturing, like creating fast and reliable wide dosed dosage forms for clinical use and ability to tailor dose in dosage forms for specific user groups. In order to embrace this new world of opportunities, there is a need for thorough understanding of the powder physics of the materials, processes and techniques involved. Powder bed printing, which has been used to develop Spritam, is arguably the best method for pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Powder physics like, flowability, wettability and consolidation of the blend are critical material attributes for powder bed printing and will impact the tablet functionality like hardness, disintegration and friability. Limited information is available on excipient selection in relationship to functionality in the dosage form in literature.

03/09/202003/09/2020

3D printing of modular ‘polypills’ for personalised therapy

Interview with Beatriz Pereira, University of Central Lancashire, for JakajimaTV hosted by Pieter Hermans. Current healthcare follows an ‘one size fits all’ approach, and it is associated with high variations in treatment outcomes, due to the high interindividual variability.

22/07/202022/07/2020

SAVE THE DATE: 3D Pharma Printing Conference

During two weeks from 26 January 2021 till 4 February 2021, Jakajima will organise four online 3D Medical Printing Conferences under the 3D Medical Printing Series name. Each conference will cover one specific 3D Printing Medical Topic: