Prof. Uekama awarded
Prof. Kaneto Uekama (Professor Emeritus of Kumamoto Uuniversity, Advisor of the Society of Cyclodextrins, Japan) was awarded the Order of
Prof. Uekama awarded
Prof. Kaneto Uekama (Professor Emeritus of Kumamoto Uuniversity, Advisor of the Society of Cyclodextrins, Japan) was awarded the Order of
New porous CD polymer for waste water treatment
A phenyl-rich β-cyclodextrin porous crosslinked polymer (PCD-PCP) with high phenyl content and consistent pore structure was used to remove the
Nasal delivery with beta-cyclodextrin is approved; a short story of Baqsimi
Cyclodextrins have not been popular excipients for nasal or pulmonary drug delivery so far. This can change soon, with the
iFLUX launches cyclodextrin-based PFAS cartridge to monitor mobility of PFAS groundwater plumes
Much has already been written about PFAS. But when it comes to the behavior of PFAS in groundwater, there’s less
4th Global Summit on Nanotechnology
Following our successful 3rd World Congress and Expo on Nanotechnology and Materials Science in Dubai, UAE on 25-27 June 2018,
Oculis aces the Phase 2 clinical trial for OCS-01 treating DME
Oculis reported positive results from Phase 2 clinical studies of OCS-01 for treating DME
Development of chitosan films containing β-cyclodextrin inclusion complex for controlled release of bioactives
2-Phenyl ethanol is a natural compound, which have many applications due to its nice fragrance, bacteriostatic and antifungal character. It
ICS2020 Abstract submission for posters till March 2
The deadline for abstract submission for posters only has been extended to March 2 http://www.ismn.cnr.it/ics2020/abstract_submission.html https://cyclodextrinnews.com/2019/03/30/international-cyclodextrin-symposium-2020/
The role of Roquette’s KLEPTOSE® HPbCD in the fight against coronavirus
Roquette has recently identified that its KLEPTOSE® hydroxypropyl beta-cyclodextrins (HPβCD) product, a functional excipient and a specialty active pharmaceutical ingredient (API),
Bacteria, viruses, coronavirus, fear or not?
Bacteria are single-celled prokaryotic microorganisms, that means they do not have a true nucleus, mitochondria, or any other membrane-bound organelle