Priscilla Han
Biomedical engineering
Hometown: Tucson, Arizona, United States
Graduation date: Spring 2021
FURI | Spring 2021
Statistical Modeling of Drug Release from Spherical Surface-Degrading Particle Batch
Drug-eluting microparticles have been identified as a method of drug delivery capable of delivering controlled local treatment over time. To address the need of adhering to strict drug delivery standards, this project focuses on creating a MathCAD file capable of calculating and illustrating the effects of a particle batch’s mean and standard deviation on drug delivery. A 2n factorial experiment in JMP14 is used to determine if there is significant interaction between the mean, standard deviation, and file outputs, including the slope, intercept, and time taken for 60% release of total batch drug.
Mentor: Brent Vernon
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