Slot-Die & Roll-to-Roll News in Pharma and Medicine
Discover the latest news, developments, and applications in slot-die coating technology. From precision coating techniques and equipment updates to real-world use cases in solar cells, batteries, fuel cells, pharmaceuticals, and more, we share the knowledge and progress that drive this versatile and scalable method forward.
Discover how slot-die coating technology enables the scalable production of chitosan-based thin films, offering a sustainable and efficient alternative for industrial applications.
Discover how polymer buccal films are transforming drug delivery with a patient-friendly, efficient, and targeted approach.
A new study demonstrates how multilayer polymer thin films can deliver GLP-1 therapeutics through buccal drug delivery, offering a potential injection-free alternative using advanced coating and thin-film technologies.
A research article demonstrates how roll to roll printing can mass produce smart wound dressings with integrated color changing sensors for pH, temperature, and humidity, offering a new path toward scalable and affordable wound monitoring.
How roll-to-roll slot-die coating and laser patterning can produce high performance gold nanostar enhanced electrochemical biosensors for detecting C reactive protein with excellent sensitivity and industrial scalability.
Researchers have developed a roll-to-roll process to mass-produce foil-based microfluidic neuron chips, enabling high-throughput, low-cost brain-on-a-chip technologies for neuroscience and biomedical research.
Researchers are using natural cell membranes to create “stealth” nanoparticles that evade the immune system, target disease sites, and deliver drugs with unprecedented precision.
Discover how oral thin films are transforming nutraceutical delivery with faster absorption, improved bioavailability, and superior consumer convenience.
Discover the future of drug delivery in this expert review on transmucosal systems. Learn how films, nanocarriers, and nasal routes are changing medicine.
Researchers have developed a smart antibacterial coating that releases drugs only when needed and signals drug depletion through visible color changes.