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== Research / Business Grant Funding Proposal Executive Summary

                             Development of Advanced Drug Delivery Bioproducts
                                             Nguyen Minh Tuan 
                                                  BioMed

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In recent years, history has seen many remarkable developments and innovations in the field of technology, most notably in biotechnology and medical engineering. An uprising issue in medicine is how patients consume drugs, generally called drug delivery. At present, traditional drug delivery approaches (e.g., oral, parenteral (injected), sublingual, topical, transdermal, nasal) are facing several limitations, namely non-targeted delivery, poor bioavailability, short half-life, and limited control. The advancement of drug delivery systems has emerged as a critical area of focus in biomedical research, aiming to enhance the efficacy, safety, and patient compliance of therapeutic interventions. This proposal seeks funding to support the acceleration of the development of innovative drug delivery bioproducts, and the translation of this solution from bench to bedside.

With a primary focus on enhancing efficiency, improving patient compliance, and minimizing negative effects, our objectives encompass a comprehensive approach aimed at innovation across multiple aspects.

Central to the objectives is the development of biocompatible drug delivery systems capable of precise targeting to specific cells or tissues. By engineering systems that can navigate biological barriers and selectively deliver therapeutic agents to their intended targets, we aim to maximize therapeutic efficacy while minimizing off-target effects. Through the utilization of advanced biomaterials such as polymeric nanoparticles, liposomes, and hydrogels, the method seeks to encapsulate therapeutic agents and facilitate controlled release, ensuring optimal pharmacokinetics and biodistribution.

In tandem with targeted delivery, the research focuses on engineering bioproducts with controlled release mechanisms. By fine-tuning the release kinetics of therapeutic agents, we aim to optimize drug dosage regimens and mitigate potential side effects associated with fluctuating drug concentrations. Formulation optimization, involving the tailored manipulation of material properties such as particle size, surface charge, and surface modification, plays a pivotal role in achieving the desired release profiles.

Exploration of innovative biomaterials and formulations is another cornerstone of our research approach. By pushing the boundaries of material science, it is possible to enhance the stability, efficacy, and patient compliance of drug delivery systems. Incorporating design principles that leverage the unique properties of biomaterials, next-generation bioproducts are believed to be developed, capable of surpassing the limitations of conventional drug delivery platforms.

Furthermore, the research endeavors extend to investigating the scalability and manufacturing processes necessary for the mass production of drug-delivery bioproducts. Through meticulous optimization of manufacturing processes, including formulation scale-up, process optimization, quality control, and collaboration with regulatory agencies meeting stringent safety and quality standards, the translation of promising drug delivery solutions into clinically viable products will be successful, ultimately benefiting patients worldwide. Over the envisaged period of 18 months, we will conduct comprehensive research to develop and validate advanced drug-delivery bioproducts. The total cost for this project is estimated at 1000000 euros, half of which will cover personnel salaries, and the other half is for research supplies, equipment purchases, and associated overhead costs. By addressing the current limitations in drug delivery, this initiative aims to significantly enhance therapeutic interventions, ultimately improving patient care and advancing the field of biomedicine.