Sustainable Approaches in Pharmaceutical Sciences

Highly comprehensive and detailed text on best possible sustainable approaches associated with the development, design, and origination of pharmaceuticals

Sustainable Approaches in Pharmaceutical Sciences enables readers to understand the best possible green approaches associated with the development, design, and origination of pharmaceuticals, including resources that may minimize the adverse effects associated with synthesis, isolation, and extraction.

Sustainable Approaches in Pharmaceutical Sciences covers a myriad of current topics, including mechanochemical improvements for API synthesis, as well as the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the development and discovery of pharmaceuticals, along with recent developments in hydrogels which respond to triggered factors during topical drug delivery. Authored by experienced scientists from institutions across the world, other sample topics covered in Sustainable Approaches in Pharmaceutical Sciences include:

• Green technologies and benefits associated with them, white biotechnology, green chemistry, and eco-friendly approaches for designing active pharmaceutical ingredients

• Impact of sustainable approaches in pharmaceutical industries regarding use of solvents, nanoparticles formulations, and antimicrobial bandages

• Micro-extractive methods capable of generating high recovery values of the analytes and associated techniques, such as dispersive liquid-liquid microextraction

• Benefits of the exploration of sustainable chemistry on a commercial scale, particularly in relation to bioresources, chemical manufacturing, and organic transformation

Discussing both the foundational science and practicality of different approaches regarding human and environmental health, Sustainable Approaches in Pharmaceutical Sciences is an essential resource for scientists, medical professionals, and industrial professionals working in the fields of sustainable technology and synthesis in pharmaceutical sciences, along with advanced level students.

Auteur

KAMAL SHAH, Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Institute of Pharmaceutical Research, GLA University, Mathura, India.

DURGESH NANDINI CHAUHAN, Assistant Professor, Columbia College of Pharmacy, Raipur, India.

NAGENDRA SINGH CHAUHAN, Senior Scientific Officer, Drugs Testing Laboratory Avam Anusandhan Kendra, Government Ayurvedic College Campus, Raipur, India.