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Hossein
Zia, Ph.D.
Professor of Pharmaceutics
hzia@uri.edu
Education
- Ph.D., University of Georgia, 1969
Research Interests:
- Formulation of drugs and peptides for nasal, ocular and oral delivery
- Microencapsulation of peptides and proteins as injectable and intranasal delivery
products
- Basic research in area of physical pharmacy as applied to formulation development.
Publications:
- Quadir, M., Zia, H., and Needham, T.E., "Development and
Evaluation of Nasal Formulations of Ketorolac." Journal of Drug
Delivery. 7:1-7. 2000.
- Quadir, M., Zia, H., and Needham, T.E., "Toxicological
Implications of Nasal Formulations." Journal of Drug Delivery.
6:1-16. 1999.
- Squillante, E., Nanda, A.R., Needham, T.E. and Zia, H. "Optimization
of In-Vitro Nifedipine Penetration Enhancement Through Hairless Mouse
Skin." Int. J. Pharm., 169(2): 143. 1998
- Squillante, E., Needham, T.E., Maniar, A., Kislalioglu, S., and Zia H.
“Codiffusion of Propylene Glycol and Dimethyl Isosorbide in
Hairless Mouse Skin”, European Journal of Pharmaceutics
and Biopharmaceutics. 46: 265-271. 1998..
- Zia, H., Dondeti, P. and Needham, T.E. "Comparison of Nasal Insulin Powders Prepared
by Supercritical Fluid and Freeze-Drying Techniques", Particle Science and
Technology, 15(3): 217. 1997.
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