PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY

The establishment of a pharmaceutical technology lab within the Research and Development department of the university stands as an instrumental hub for a multitude of critical purposes. It serves as the epicenter for pharmaceutical formulation development, where innovative drug delivery systems are meticulously researched and developed. This dedicated space adopts a culture of innovation, nurturing research initiatives that transcend conventional boundaries, fostering multidisciplinary collaborations that spark transformative solutions. By securing and executing granted projects, the lab operates at the forefront of real-time challenges in drug delivery systems, offering practical, real-world solutions. Furthermore, the collaborative environment nurtures synergistic endeavors between academia and industry, accelerating the translation of scientific discoveries into solid advancements that redefine the framework of pharmaceutical technology.


Equipment Details

  • 1.Fluid bed Processor
  • 2. Dissolution apparatus
  • 3.Probe Sonicator
  • 4. Laminar air flow (Horizontal)
  • 5. High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) 
  • 6.Lyophillizer
  • Other belonging of the Lab
  • 7. Refrigerator
  • 8.Hot Air Oven
  • 9.Noise level Meter
  • 10.Magnetic stirrer
  • 11. Mechnical stirrer with speed control

Ongoing Project

1.Development of paediatric friendly immediate release pelletized solid dispersion of poorly soluble drug using extrusion-spheronization technique

2.Development of gastroretentive floating microsponges of cephalosporin antibiotics for Paediatric patients 3.Designing of in-situ gel nanoemulsion based intranasal formulation for treatment of depression


Applications
1. It is used for coating and drying of granules and microparticles
2. It is used for performing the dissolution study of solid dosage forms
3. It is used in nanotechnology for evenly dispersing nanoparticles in liquids and for breaking down particles to nano size.
4. It is used to do the sterile filling and sample preparation and to protect lab samples from contamination.
5. It allows the qualitative and quantitative analysis of components dissolved in liquid samples
6. It is also known as freeze-drying. It is used to remove water from a sample to stabilize a drug, or biological sample without changing any characteristics of the product, allowing for preservation, thereby increasing the shelf life of the drug


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Associated Faculty Dr. Harjeet Singh

Junior Research Fellow Ms. Srushti Jasani M.Sc.
Ph,D. Scholar Ms. Anjali Gupta M.Sc