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A new publication written in collaboration with Rutgers University, NJ, and Panjab University, India, shows, for the first time, that FTIR measurements can be used to image the transdermal penetration of ketoconazole, a widely used anti-fungal active
Dr Samuel Gourion-Arsiquaud (Director of Skin & Biosubstrates at TRI ) described these recent, exciting results and other important uses of vibrational spectroscopies in skin delivery science at a recent on-line course (January 17th to 22nd, 2022), hosted by The Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Panjab University, India, titled New Era Technologies in Formulation Design Space.
For more information about our testing capabilities for measuring skin delivery please visit https://www.triprinceton.org/skin-scalp-testing.
Up to date video presentations covering the use of spectroscopy in hair and skin delivery studies can also be found in the TRI Library —Try watching https://library.triprinceton.org/1j3v6q2
