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Review Articles

The following review articles discuss the use of neural and evolutionary computing in product formulation. The one in The Chemical Educator also reviews non-pharmaceutical examples.

Data Mining Methods in Pharmaceutical Formulation, R C Rowe and E A Colbourn, in Pharmaceutical Data Mining: Approaches and Applications for Drug Discovery, Ed K V Balakin, Wiley 2009

Novel approaches to neural and evolutionary computing in pharmaceutical formulation: challenges and new possibilities, E A Colbourn and R C Rowe, Future Medicinal Chemistry, July 2009, Vol. 1, No. 4, Pages 713-726

Computers in Pharmaceutical Formulation, R C Rowe and E A Colbourn, in Computer Applications in Pharmaceutical Research and Development, ed. Sean Ekins, Wiley Interscience, 2006

Advanced Neural Computing Software Systems: Data Mining in Processing and Formulation, in Pharmaceutical Technology Information Technology Innovations, November 2006. Follow the link http://www.pharmtech.com/pharmtech/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=384577; when you are finished, use your browser's Back button to return to this page.

Formulating Knowledge, E A Colbourn and R C Rowe, in Innovations in Pharmaceutical Technology, September 2006

Neural Computing and Formulation Optimization, E A Colbourn and R C Rowe, in Encyclopedia of Pharmaceutical Technology 2005

Neural Computing in Product Formulation, R C Rowe and E A Colbourn, The Chemical Educator, 2003 , 8, 211-218

Applications of Neural Computing in Formulation, R C Rowe and E A Colbourn, Pharmaceutical Visions, May 2002

Copyright restrictions prohibit us from putting these on our web site. The article in Pharmaceutical Technology Information Technology Innovations can be found by following the link. If you wish a copy of the others for personal study and research, please contact us.

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Theses

The theses below use our software INForm and FormRules.

Buket Aksu, Innovative Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Applicationson The Manufacturing Process for The Tablets Containing Ramipril as a Drug Substance, PhD, Izmır, Turkey 2010

Ahmed M A Ali, Computer Aided Design and Processing of Encapsulated Pellets, PhD, University of Bradford, 2009 (used INForm, FormRules and MacroPac)

A Philip Plumb, Strategies for the Optimisation of Pharmaceutical Formulations and Processes, PhD, University of Bradford, 2007

Do Q Duong, Genetic Programming for Formulation Design, PhD, University of Bradford 2006 (Evaluates genetic programming, uses INForm and FormRules for comparison.)

Qun Shao, Data Mining Strategies for Product Formulation and Processing, PhD, University of Bradford, 2005 (Uses INForm and FormRules as well as model trees and decision trees.)

Katy Mitchell, The Scale-up, Modelling and Optimisation of Aqueous Film Coating Processes, PhD, University of Bradford, 2003 (Uses INForm to model the coating system.)

The theses below use our MacroPac program.

Ahmed M A Ali, Computer Aided Design and Processing of Encapsulated Pellets, PhD, University of Bradford, 2009 (used INForm, FormRules and MacroPac)

Ryan C Gibb, The Compression of Binary Powder Mixtures, MPhil, University of Bradford, 2008