CEP: March 2013
The SBE supplement on drug delivery explores some emerging technologies for drug delivery. Other topics this month include Coriolis meters, process flow failure mode (PFFM) analysis and licensure as a professional engineer. Also read about the latest developments in materials, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and Energy.
Editorial
Many of us remember receiving our polio vaccine on a sugar cube. Indeed, that was the motivation behind A Spoonful of Sugar, a song from the classic Disney movie Mary Poppins. Walt Disney had instructed the Sherman brothers, Robert and Richard, to come up with a catchy song for the film. When Robert arrived at home, after working all day trying to come up with an idea, his wife told him that the children had gotten their polio vaccine that day. Thinking they had gotten a shot, he asked them if it hurt. His son answered that the medicine was put on a cube of sugar and he swallowed it. And so “a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down” was born.
Assess Hazards with Process Flow Failure Modes Analysis
Licensure: Toward Technical Competence and Ethical Professionalism
SBE Update: Drug Delivery and Chemical/Biological Engineering
Introduction to Drug Delivery Technology
Engineering Biodegradable Nanoparticles for Drug and Gene Delivery
The Blood-Brain Barrier and Drug Delivery
Bioactive Devices: Uniting Form with Function
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