Since 2006, the Phospholipid Research Center has been funding research into phospholipid excipients in drugs

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Basic Research, ParenteralEstablishing a Fundamental Understanding of the Fate of Mixed Micellar Formulations after Intravenous Administration

Prof. Dr. H. Heerklotz and L. Naßwetter, University of Freiburg/Germany

Since 2020
Basic Research, ParenteralHighly photosensitive phospholipid nanovesicles for near infrared light-triggered local anesthesia

Dr. H. Xiong, University of Texas at Dallas/USA

Since 2020
Basic Research, OralLiposomes as oral delivery systems for poorly soluble compounds: behavior during digestion and absorption processes

Dr. Meike van der Zande and Dr. Josbert M. Metselaar

Since 2020
Basic Research, ParenteralRadiation-responsive liposomes for controlled release and tumor permeation of radiotherapy dose enhancers

Dr. M. Broekgaarden, University Grenoble, Institute for Advanced Biosciences, La Tronche, France

Since 2020
Basic Research, DermalCharacterization of plant based hydrogenated phospholipids for cosmetic and dermal application

Prof. Dr. R. Neubert and Prof. Dr. G. Brezesinski, IADP, Halle/Germany

Since 2019
Basic ResearchTheoretical model to describe formation and stability of liposome-drug complexes

Prof. Dr. S. May, North Dakota State University/USA

Since 2018