I have been working for several years in the modelling, optimization, production and quality assessment of the composition of polymer films intended for application on human skin. I produce films by casting, and as excipients, I use various cellulosic polymers together with plasticizers. Maybe someone works in this field and would like to cooperate, then contact me via the following e-mail: [email protected]
My research work is based on agricultural residues as raw materials for pilot scale production of Nanocellulose, Lignin nanoparticles and Nano silica as a by-product. My thesis is titled as Production of Nano biopolymers for Biomedical Application. So, I aim for further cooperation.
Hello, could you explain in more detail what you produce, because the object of my research is polymer films intended to stick to human skin or oral mucosa. I am also interested in where you conduct your research (university, institute, etc.).
I conducted some research work in hydrogels and biomaterials which may be suitable for medical purposes.
I made the experimental work in Minia university and High Institute of Engineering & Technology, Egypt.
Why are you interested in my research area (polymer films)? Let me remind you that I produce polymer films on a laboratory scale (not industrial) suitable for sticking to the skin or oral mucosa. The development of these films begins with selecting excipients, modelling the composition using DoE (design of experiment), production by casting and finally quality assessment. So what kind of cooperation are you thinking about and at what stage?
It is a promising area for have a better life.
I can contribute in fabricating suitable composites for skin.
What compositions of skin films are you talking about? I also want to inquire if you are a Ph.D student or Ph.D researcher.
I use biopolymers such as cellulose and biosynthesized lignin composites because they are save for.human skin.
I will registred for Ph.D in August 2024.
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