3D Printing in Drug Manufacturing explores the use of additive manufacturing technologies to create customized pharmaceutical products. It covers the principles of 3D printing, materials used, and applications in producing tailored dosages, complex drug formulations, and personalized medication devices. The book emphasizes the potential of 3D printing to revolutionize drug production by enabling on-demand and patient-specific therapies. Suitable for pharmaceutical engineers and researchers, it promotes the adoption of 3D printing in drug manufacturing processes.
Rowan Bryan specializes in the application of 3D printing technology in drug manufacturing, aiming to revolutionize the production of personalized medications. His research focuses on developing 3D-printed drug formulations that allow for precise dosage customization and complex release profiles tailored to individual patient needs. Rowan has pioneered techniques for integrating active pharmaceutical ingredients into printable matrices, ensuring drug efficacy and stability. He has published numerous studies on the advancements and challenges of using 3D printing in pharmaceutical manufacturing processes. As an editor, Rowan offers valuable guidelines for researchers and manufacturers to adopt 3D printing technologies, promoting personalized and efficient drug production methods in healthcare.