NASA highlights visit to UCL School of Pharmacy in website feature
30 August 2024
Following the recent visit from NASA to UCL School of Pharmacy, the Basit Research Group and FABRX have been featured on the NASA website for their continuous contributions to the field of 3D printed medications which have important implications for space research and missions.
The Basit Research Group, based at UCL School of Pharmacy, and FABRX, a spin-out from the group, have been featured on NASA’s website following their visit to the UCL School of Pharmacy in July. The visiting delegation, consisting of NASA’s Chief Health and Medical Officer Dr James D. Polk and Agency Manager of the Health and Medical Technical Authority Dr Neal Zapp, were impressed by the group’s consistent contributions to the field of 3D printing of personalised pharmaceuticals and shared their visions of 3D printing in space to advance both general research and maintain the health of agents whilst on space missions.
A delegation from the group will be joining Dr Polk, Dr Zapp and their colleagues at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, USA, in September to further discuss implications and possibilities for 3D printing of medicines in space.
- Link to website feature: https://www.nasa.gov/ochmo-3d-printing-at-ucls-school-of-pharmacy/
- Visiting NASA delegation: Dr James Polk, Dr Neal Zapp, NASA
- FABRX
- Basit Research Group, Basit X social media
For any queries or more information, please contact Prof Abdul Basit (a.basit@ucl.ac.uk)