Mandip Singh SachdevaDr Mandip Sachdeva is a Professor of Pharmaceutics, and the Section Leader at College of Pharmacy, Florida A&M University, USA. Dr Sachdeva has made significant contribution in the areas of formulation development, drug delivery and protein delivery ia inhalation, topical and parenteral route of administration for various pathological disorders such as lung cancer, breast cancer and skin diseases, and in the area of bioimaging. He has worked on diverse nanostructured drug delivery systems including liposomes, niosomes and various nano-lipidic carrier systems to deliver, drugs, peptides, siRNA, shRNA, etc. He has consistently been funded by NASA, Department of Defense and NIH by over 25 million US dollars in the last two decades, and has also worked on several company contracts. Presently, he has over 117 peer-reviewed publications and 8 book chapters to his credit. Very widely travelled researcher, he has over 200 invited talks and around 190 presentations in national and international scientific conferences and meetings. He has also been granted 5 patents and several more have been filed. He has mentored over 20 MS/Ph D students and trained 21 post-doctoral fellows. Recipient of the Davis Productivity Award from the State of Florida, Dr Sachdeva has received numerous research achievement awards from Florida A&M University too. A Fellow of the AAPS (2009), he was recently granted a Fulbright Fellow Award. Since 2005, he has been the Editor-in-Chief of CRC Critical Reviews in Therapeutic Drug Carrier Systems, and serves on Editorial Board of several international journals. He has also organized 8 International Symposia. Currently, he is exploring approaches to treat lung and triple negative breast cancer, UV-B induced skin carcinogenesis, keratrolytic lipids for delivering siRNA or shRNAs for skin inflammation, surface modified nanoparticles with various ligands, enhancing delivering of nanoparticles by modifying the tumor microenvironment and in developing imaging techniques to track nanoparticles in tumors and skin layers. E-mail: mandip.sachdeva@ gmail.com, mandip.sachdeva@famu.edu Read More Read Less