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Hossam H. Tayeb
Researcher at Research Department
Advanced Drug Delivery Systems
Advancements In Transdermal Drug Delivery
Biodegradable Polymer Synthesis And Properties
Biofuel Production And Bioconversion
Pickering Emulsions And Particle Stabilization
532
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Patents
31
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0
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Research Contributions
Development of Nanoemulsions for Drug Delivery
Formulated and characterized nanoemulsions for improved drug delivery, enhancing therapeutic efficacy and patient outcomes. This work focused on the formulation, characterization, and biological fate of nanoemulsions.
Nanomedicine (2018)
3D-Printed Tablets for Personalized Medicine
Developed multi-compartment 3D-printed tablets loaded with self-nanoemulsified formulations, offering a novel approach to personalized medicine and tailored drug delivery.
Pharmaceutics (2021)
Impact of Nanomaterials on Biofuel Production
Investigated the use of nanomaterials to enhance the pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass for biofuel production, contributing to sustainable energy solutions.
Bioresource Technology (2022)
Research Highlights
Dr. Hossam H. Tayeb is a leading researcher in advanced drug delivery systems, focusing on nanoemulsions, 3D-printed tablets, and their applications in personalized medicine and treating various diseases. His work significantly contributes to the development of innovative pharmaceutical formulations and therapeutic approaches.
Research Areas
Advanced Drug Delivery SystemsAdvancements In Transdermal Drug DeliveryBiodegradable Polymer Synthesis And PropertiesBiofuel Production And BioconversionPickering Emulsions And Particle Stabilization
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