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Encapsulation of Active Molecules and Their Delivery System covers the key methods of preparation of encapsulation, as well as release mechanisms and their applications in food,… Read more
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Encapsulation of Active Molecules and Their Delivery System covers the key methods of preparation of encapsulation, as well as release mechanisms and their applications in food, biotechnology, metal protection, drug delivery, and micronutrients delivery in agriculture. The book also provides real-life examples of applications in food and other industries. Sections encompasses (i) Synthesis and characterization methods of micro- and nanocarriers as the delivery systems, (ii) Up-to-date encapsulation techniques in the areas of pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals and corrosion, (iii) The release methods of the encapsulated materials, and (iv) Industry perspectives, including scale up of the processes.
1. Current overview of Encapsulation
2. PhysicoChemical characterization and Encapsulation relase studies
3. Ultrasonic cavitation assisted synthesis of multilayer emulsion as an encapsulating and delivery systems for bioactive compounds
4. Encapsulation of active molecules in pharmaceutical sector
5. Sonochemical encapsulation of taxifolin in -cyclodextrin for improving its bioavailability and bioactivity for food
6. Delivery of bioactive compounds in plants
7. Bioactive molecule and/or cell encapsulation for controlled delivery in bone or cartilage tissue engineering
8. Review on application of encapsulations process in agriculture different fields
9. Nanofluids based delivery system, encapsulation of nanoparticles for stability to make stable nanofluids
10. Corrosion and nanocontainer based delivery system
11. Encapsulation and Delivery of Active Compounds using Nanocontainers for Industrial Applications
12. Virus like particles (VLPs): Nano-carriers in targeted therapeutics
13. Encapsulation and delivery of poorly soluble drugs
14. Molecular recognition, selective targeting and overcoming gastrointestinal digestion by folic acid functionalized oral delivery systems in colon cancer.
15. Mathematical modelling and simulation of the release of active agents from nanocontainers/microspheres
16. Flavour encapsulation and release studies in food
17. Encapsulation and delivery of antiparasitic drugs
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Professor Sivakumar Manickam is a Chemical Engineer with a specialization in the process engineering of nanomaterials, especially nanopharmaceuticals, and has over 25 years of experience in this field. He is currently working with the University of Technology Brunei (UTB), Brunei; before that, he worked at the University of Nottingham, International Campus in Malaysia. A major focus of his research is the development of cavitation-based reactors for the production of nanomaterials of technological importance, greener extraction of natural products, water treatment, development of pharmaceutical nanoemulsions, and use of novel carbon nanomaterials to develop biosensors for earlier diagnosis of cancer and diabetes. While at the University of Nottingham, he served in a variety of leadership roles, including Director of Research, Founding Director for the Centre for Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials, Head - Manufacturing and Industrial Research Division and Associate Dean for Research and Knowledge Exchange. He serves as Deputy Dean (Research) of the Faculty of Engineering at UTB. Over the course of his career, he has completed more than 20 industrial and government-funded projects and supervised more than 50 students in research projects. Throughout his career, he has published more than 250 peer-reviewed papers in journals and conferences. According to Scholar Google, he has a h-index of 59. In addition, he is also the Executive Editor of the Ultrasonics Sonochemistry Journal. His affiliations include service on the board of the Asia Oceania Sonochemical Society as well as the Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK) and the Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC).