units
PSC3222
Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
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Level | Undergraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences |
Offered | Parkville Second semester 2014 (Day) |
Coordinator(s) | Dr Angus Johnston |
Notes
Note: This unit was previously coded PSC3272
This subject will cover advanced drug delivery nanotechnologies and parenteral formulations.
This will involve three main modules:
Describe the principles behind the formulation of nanotechnology drug delivery systems, and the way they behave in invitro and in vivo environments.Describe, and conduct in practicals, the methods of characterization of nanotech drug delivery systems. Describe different modes of imaging and how nanotechnology can be used to improve imaging techniques. Describe typical approaches to diagnostics and describe the role of advanced formulation and nanotechnologies in modern diagnostics.
Final exam (3 hour): 60%; Practical Reports: 30%; In semester Week 6 online MCQ test: 10%.
Contact hours for on-campus students: