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Aptar and Macquarie University use CFD to study inhaled biologics

CFD simulation creates new product

Orbital - Aptar Pharma’s advanced Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI) technology

Credit: Aptar Pharma

A three-year Australian Research Council programme will investigate how dry-powder formulations affect aerosol performance, with CFD models being developed to examine particle transport and inhaler performance.

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