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to theoretical and applied concepts in pharmaceutical chemistry, in research, development, and manufacturing contexts. The course is designed with lectures and laboratories covering major areas in pharmaceutical
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the thermodynamics of biological molecules. This course is restricted to Pharmaceutical Chemistry specialist program students. Estimated course enrolment: 15 Estimated TA support: None Class schedule: Winter Term, M12
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Qualifications: PhD in Political Science. Preferred Qualifications: Previous teaching experience in this field. Description of duties: Developing the syllabus, teaching one 2-hour lecture per week at the graduate
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science and biological applications SDL5 - Formulations for pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and coatings SDL6 - Biocompatibility with organoids / organ-on-a-chip SDL7 - Synthetic scale-up of materials
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SDL3 - Medicinal chemistry for improving small molecule drug candidates SDL4 - Polymers for materials science and biological applications SDL5 - Formulations for pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and
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science and biological applications SDL5 - Formulations for pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and coatings SDL6 - Biocompatibility with organoids / organ-on-a-chip SDL7 - Synthetic scale-up of materials
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for sustainability and health SDL3 - Medicinal chemistry for improving small molecule drug candidates SDL4 - Polymers for materials science and biological applications SDL5 - Formulations for pharmaceuticals, consumer
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SDL3 - Medicinal chemistry for improving small molecule drug candidates SDL4 - Polymers for materials science and biological applications SDL5 - Formulations for pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and