A Handbook of Artificial Intelligence in Drug Delivery

Table of Contents

1. An overview of Artificial intelligence in Drug development

2. General considerations on Artificial intelligence

3. Role of Artificial intelligence in quality profiling and optimization of drug products

4. AI application in the drug manufacturing for multivariate control

5. AI approaches for the development of drugs and delivery systems

6. Artificial neural network (ANN) in Drug delivery

7. Relevance of AI in Microbased Drug delivery system

8. Application of Artificial Intelligence driving Nano-based Drug Delivery System

9. AI in Microfabrication technology

10. Tracing the Nose-to-brain Nanoparticulate drug delivery using Bio /chemoinformatics tools

11. Applicability of machine learning in three-dimensionally (3D) printing dosage forms

12. Role of AI in ADME/Tox towards formulation optimization and delivery

13. Self-regulated Drug delivery Micro/ Nanodevice

14. Design and application of Nanorobots in Targeted drug delivery

15. Role of AI in Drug Product Designing, Development & Manufacturing

16. Impact of AI on drug delivery and pharmacokinetics: The present scenario and future prospects

17. Artificial Intelligence in Vaccine Development: Significance and Challenges Ahead

18. AI-enabled Qadrupole Stimuli-Responsive Targeted Polymeric Nano drug delivery for Cancer Therapy

19. Convergence of Artificial Intelligence and Nanotechnology in the Development of Novel Formulations for Cancer

20. Artificial Intelligence in Precision Medicine

21. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Clinical Trial Design & Application

22. Artificial Intelligence from regulatory perspective: Drug delivery and devices

Authors

Anil K. Philip Associate Dean (Head), School of Pharmacy, University of Nizwa, Oman. Dr. Anil Philip is currently working as Associate Dean (Head), School of Pharmacy, University of Nizwa, Oman. Among other credentials, he served as a member of the Health and Social Sciences sectorial grant committee of The Research Council, Oman, and as Faculty Mentored Undergraduate Research Program general supervisor to promote undergraduate research at the University of Nizwa. His research objectives and achievements have been in controlling/modifying the release of small/large molecules targeted to GI space using phase-transited delivery systems. He has worked extensively in the field of controlled/ modified drug release systems. Currently, his research focuses on developing nano-drug delivery systems, which can be targeted to the various body organs. He has guided students in areas of targeted drug delivery, has more than 40 original research publications in international peer-reviewed journals, and two patents on drug delivery systems. Aliasgar Shahiwala Dubai Pharmacy College for Girls. Dr. Aliasgar Shahiwala is currently serving as a Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutics, and Graduate Program Director, at Dubai Pharmacy College, Dubai, UAE. He received his MA and PhD in pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical technology from the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India, with a particular research focus on the area of novel drug delivery. His postdoctoral research at Northeastern University, USA, centered on applications of nanotechnology in the field of drug delivery and drug targeting. With more than 20 years of teaching and research experience, Prof. Shahiwala has published several articles in international peer-reviewed journals, edited 4 books, and authored many book chapters, as well as being an active reviewer and editorial board member. Mamoon Rashid Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutics, Appalachian College of Pharmacy, Oakwood, Virginia, USA. Dr. Mamoon Rashid serves the college as Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics at Appalachian College of Pharmacy, Oakwood, Virginia, USA. After finishing his PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, he joined the Appalachian College of Pharmacy in October 2013. His doctoral research work discovered that the endopeptidase neurolysin is associated to stroke pathology, and remains a potential consideration for developing therapeutics. Recently, Dr. Rashid has contributed two chapters for a book on Bioinspired and Biomimetic Materials for Drug Delivery (Woodhead, Oct 2016). Dr. Rashid's research interest includes both drug delivery and molecular biology. His current projects included development of transdermal drug delivery and stability of marketed drug products and development of analytical method of different products compounded in local pharmacies. Md Faiyazuddin Professor
Al - Karim University INDIA
Director, NDD Raleigh-Durham, NC, USA
HGMW+MW9, Dalan East, Bihar, India. MD. Faiyazuddin is a professor of pharmaceutics at Al-Karim University, in India. He is a renowned academician, edupreuneur, & researcher with over 16 years of rich experience in the field of Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology and Drug Delivery. He presently works as Global Business Director at Nano Drug Delivery� North Carolina USA, serving as the Head of Asia region. Dr Faiyazuddin is a Fellow Member of the George Washington University of Peace USA, and the Founder President of International Pharmaceutical Forum. He is an associate member of the Institute of Nanotechnology, Sterling University, Scotland, British Society of Nanomedicine, the University of Liverpool, International Society of Aerosol in Medicine and American Lung Association, Chicago.