Public Lecture Series - What is in a tablet? Does it matter? - 7th June
We are delighted to provide details of the Joint Schools of Applied Sciences and Human and Health Sciences public lecture series event taking place on:
Wednesday 7 June, from 6pm yo 7 pm with Kofi Asare-Addo - Senior Lecturer in Pharmaceutics
The topic will focus on:- What is in a tablet? Does it matter?
Sometimes, because the drug in your tablet needs help to get into your body, it may need help to get into a solution. Substances known as excipients can be used in achieving this. These excipients may have different roles depending on the nature of the drug, the dose and the targeted patient. The excipients used can also mean the process used in making the powder for the tablet is treated in different ways which canaffect the quality of the final tablet produced.
The event will be held at the Bronte Lecture Theatre (BLG/05) at the University of Huddersfield
Light refreshments and registration will be available from 5.30 pm.
We look forward to seeing you there. Please invite family and friends – all welcome.
