Dr. Steven Ross is a research associate in pharmaceutical processing at the University of Greenwich and principal scientist at Cubi-Tech Extrusion whose current work revolves around the screening, formulation development and manufacture of multi-component drug systems such as cocrystals, salts, solid dispersion and ODTs. Steven obtained his PhD at the university of Greenwich where he specialized in Hot-Melt extrusion processing of multi-component systems, with the primary focus of improving development strategies, making them more economical and environmentally friendly. In tandem with this role, He also serves as Cubi-Tech extrusion principal scientist, working on commercializing novel multi-component system development strategies. In these short 4 years Steven has published over 15 research and review articles based around the subject of multi component systems, hot-melt extrusion and other drug delivery mechanisms. Steven has also delivered a number of presentations and lectured on the subject of pharmaceutical processing at a number of international conferences and training symposiums.
Dr. Steven Ross is a research associate in pharmaceutical processing at the University of Greenwich and principal scientist at Cubi-Tech Extrusion whose current work revolves around the screening, formulation development and manufacture of multi-component drug systems such as cocrystals, salts, solid dispersion and ODTs. Steven obtained his PhD at the university of Greenwich where he specialized in Hot-Melt extrusion processing of multi-component systems, with the primary focus of improving development strategies, making them more economical and environmentally friendly. In tandem with this role, He also serves as Cubi-Tech extrusion principal scientist, working on commercializing novel multi-component system development strategies. In these short 4 years Steven has published over 15 research and review articles based around the subject of multi component systems, hot-melt extrusion and other drug delivery mechanisms. Steven has also delivered a number of presentations and lectured on the subject of pharmaceutical processing at a number of international conferences and training symposiums.