Publications and presentations
The public record of our work on single-particle aerosol measurement and inhaled formulation: papers, conference presentations, and the grants and awards that have supported it.
Publications
- The role of in silico models in accelerating and de-risking inhaled drug development. Inhalation, February 2026. Read the article (opens in a new tab)
- Accelerating and De-Risking Inhaled Drug Development with In Silico Tools. Respiratory Drug Delivery 2026, conference proceedings, May 2026. Read the article (opens in a new tab)
- A Method for Exploring the Evaporation of pMDI Propellant Droplets with Microsecond Time Resolution. Drug Delivery to the Lungs 2024, conference paper. Read the paper (opens in a new tab)
- From formulation physicochemical properties to digital next generation impactors. Drug Delivery to the Lungs 2023, conference paper. Read the paper (opens in a new tab)
Conference presentations
2026
- BIOREME Respiratory Aerosol Workshop.
- Aerosol formulation and simulation technologies from industry.
- Respiratory Drug Delivery 2026, Phoenix.
2025
- 6th Annual Inhalation and Respiratory Drug Delivery, Barcelona.
- NextGen Biomed 2025.
2024
- Drug Delivery to the Lungs 2024.
- The Missing Link: Coupling Next Generation Impactor Studies with an In Silico Pulmonary Deposition Model, in collaboration with Copley.
- A Method for Exploring the Evaporation of pMDI Propellant Droplets with Microsecond Time Resolution.
- Inhalation and Respiratory Drug Delivery, Berlin.
- SMI London 2024.
- The Lifetime Of A Droplet: The Impact Of Droplet Microphysics And Aerosolisation Methods.
2023
- Drug Delivery to the Lungs 2023.
- From Formulation Physicochemical Properties to Digital Next Generation Impactors. View the poster (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
- Respiratory Drug Delivery, SAE Media Group.
- Describing aerosol plume response to physiological conditions.
- SMI London 2023.
- From Single Droplet To Plume: Probing SMI Aerosols.
Grants and awards
- Innovate UK, 2022. Grant funding for the commercialisation of our single-particle measurement technology.
- Drug Delivery to the Lungs Career Development Grant, 2023. Awarded to Dr Dan Hardy for validating a coupled aerosol kinetics and regional deposition model against a next generation impactor. View on the DDL website (opens in a new tab)
- Finalist, Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition 2026, Health category. View on the RSC website (opens in a new tab)