Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry

Ellen o Per

The research group in Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry at Uppsala University

Our research clarifies the relationship between the molecular structure of drug molecules, their physicochemical properties and the possibilities to control how they are stored in and released from different types of particulate drug carriers and formulations.

We create new knowledge making it possible to develop new or improved systems for the administration of drugs, including macromolecular drugs such as peptides and proteins, and small and amphiphilic drug molecules including cancer drugs. We combine experimental and theoretical methods in the border area between physical chemistry, drug formulation and materials science.

Our research in Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry

Our WAXS/SAXS/USAXS and Light scattering Infrastructure

Anton David o Victor

Subcutaneous drug delivery

Research with a focus on in-depth understanding of parental administration of drugs.

Amphiphilic properties of drug molecules

Research with a focus on amphiphilic properties of drug molecules and their self-assemble in the presence of phospholipids.

Gels for drug delivery

Research with a focus on fundamental aspects of the interaction between hydrogels and different types of active substances and excipients.

Contact us

Contact the employees in our group

Selected reading

A selection of our publications.

Meet our researchers

Meet our teachers and researchers in Pharmaceutical physical chemistry

Forskare i Fysikalisk farmaceutisk kemi

This is up in our group

Here you will find the latest news from our research group in Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry.

Tech & Tools

Learn more about the extensive selection of powerful machinery and tools at our research environment.

Our alumni

Meet our former colleagues in Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry that have moved on to new challenges.

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