Beijing University of Technology

David Morton

Michelle McIntosh

Richard Prankerd

Tomas Sou

Livesey Olerile

Leslie Yeo

James Robert Friend

Aisha Qi

Louise Chia-Hua Ho

Jenny Ho

Laurence Orlando

Anushi Rajapaksa

Tony Qi Zhou

This invention relates to drug delivery and in particular to the delivery of biologically active agents in the form of dry powders for inhalation. The invention also relates to methods for preparing such dry powder formulations and methods for their use.

Method and formulation for inhalation

The present disclosure relates generally to binder powders for use in powder material processing and processes for their preparation. The disclosure further relates to binder powders for use in making solid powder compact forms, solid powder compact forms containing said binder powders and methods for making solid powder compact forms.

Binder powders

An apparatus () for the atomisation of a liquid including: a piezoelectric substrate () having at least one working surface (), at least one electrode () supported on the piezoelectric substrate (), a signal generating means () for applying an ultrasonic signal to said electrode () for generating a surface acoustic wave (SAW) in the working surface () of the piezoelectric substrate (); a liquid delivery arrangement () including a wick () in contact with the working surface () for delivering liquid thereof, wherein liquid delivered to the working surface () is atomised by SAW irradiation.

Microfluidic apparatus for the atomisation of a liquid

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