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DDL 2025 - Drug Delivery to the Lungs Conference

Start
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
End
Friday, December 12, 2025
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
Booth Number: 192

Hovione is exhibiting at the Drug Delivery to the Lungs Conference (DDL). In its 36th year, the conference attracts over 1000 attendees worldwide, including scientists, academics, clinicians, regulators and industry experts, and includes a large industry exhibition, a scientific poster hall, expert lectures and excellent networking opportunities over the 3-day event.  

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Poster 21

A strategy for the formulation screening of spray-dried polymeric lipid hybrid nano-in-microparticles (PLNiM) for nasal delivery

  • Authors: Antónia Gonçalves, Cláudia Costa, Rui Pinho, Susana Saldanha
  • Presenter: Antónia Gonçalves

Poster 25

β-lactoglobulin (Dispersome®) as a Novel Pharmaceutical Excipient for Enhancing the Aerosolization Efficiency of Dry Powder Inhalation Formulations

  • Authors: Paulo Lino, Cláudia Costa, Nichal Gentilal, Maria Lopes, Andreia Dias, Mykaella Mestre, Beatriz Gamelas, André Ribeiro, Joana Diogo, Patrícia Henriques, Filipa Ferreira, Rui Churro, Susana Saldanha, Marco Galésio, Alexandre Ribeiro & Departamento de Química e Bioquímica, Faculdade de Ciências, Universidade de Lisboa & Institute for Bioengineering and Biosciences (iBB) 
  • Presenter: Rui Churro

Poster 33

Dissolution Behavior of Inhalable Dry Powder Formulations: Unravelling the Influence of Solubility Across iBCS Classes

  • Authors: Cláudia Costa, Mykaella Mestre, Beatriz Gamelas, Daniel Pereira, Alexandre Ribeiro & Institute for Bioengineering and Biosciences (iBB)
  • Presenter: Cláudia Costa

Poster 75

Life Cycle Assessment of the Environmental Impact of Respiratory Drug Products: From API to Device

  • Authors: Madalena Fernandes, Angelo Araújo, Rui Churro, Nichal Gentilal & IST team
  • Presenter: Rui Churro

Poster 114

Integrating Device Engineering and User-Centred Design for High-Performance Dry Powder Inhalers Using a Particle-Engineered Formulation

  • Authors: Ângelo Araújo, Sofia Silva, Filipe Vultos & Presspart team
  • Presenter: Rui Churro

 

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Integrated approach simplifies development, reduces risk, and supports scalable manufacturing. Hovione and Industrial Design Consultancy Ltd.’s (IDC) lead single-use nasal dry powder device is now available for commercial partnerships. Hovione and IDC have completed the device design and established initial device manufacturing and supply capability, enabling pharmaceutical partners to leverage existing capsule filling infrastructure. This approach simplifies development, reduces cost and risk, and helps shorten timelines to the clinic and commercialization. “This milestone marks an important step in the evolution of our collaboration with IDC — from device innovation to a fully integrated intranasal drug delivery platform,” said Márcio Temtem, Ph.D., Vice President, Strategic Business Management, Hovione. “As the industry looks for faster, more reliable ways to bring complex therapies to patients, integration becomes critical. By bringing together nasal particle engineering science, formulation manufacturing and filling, and device technologies into a single offering, we enable a more seamless and predictable development journey, accelerating the path to market for intranasal therapies.” The nasal delivery device enables broad and targeted nasal deposition flexibility while delivering maximum usability and reliability. With a patented design and manufacturing process established, the platform is available for partnering with pharmaceutical companies on an exclusive basis as part of Hovione’s integrated offering for inhalation and nasal drug development and manufacturing. Additionally, IDC’s Managing Director, Stephen Knowles Ph.D., said the companies are now “well-advanced” with the development of a multi-use device to support an even wider range of therapies and patient needs. Read the full article at ContractPharma.com    

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