Isidoro Caraballo is a Full Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Technology at the Universidad de Sevilla. He is also a Head of the Iberoamerican-Swiss Center for the
Development of Dosage Forms (CISDEM) and CEO of Cronofarma SL, a spin-off
company for the development of pharmaceutical formulations. He has earned more
than 20 distinctions in Spain, USA, Cuba, and Switzerland, including awards
from the Controlled Release Society, California 2001, the Cuban Academy of
Sciences 2003 and 2009, the Iberoamerican Academy of Pharmacy, Granada 2010,
TTC-Glatt, Bern 2011, and the Swiss Society of Industry Pharmacists (GSIA),
Bern 2019. He is a foreign Member of the Swiss Academy of Pharmaceutical
Sciences. His main research field is the Design and Optimization of Controlled
Drug Delivery Systems. He has written more than 100 scientific papers, and
three book chapters, and has been the supervisor of 11 Ph.D. Theses and 52
Research Projects. He is a reviewer for 30 scientific journals, is a member of
nine editorial boards, and has been invited to lecture more than 40 times in
Argentina, Brazil, China, Columbia, Cuba, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Spain,
Switzerland, USA, and Venezuela.
Isidoro Caraballo is a Full Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Technology at the Universidad de Sevilla. He is also a Head of the Iberoamerican-Swiss Center for the
Development of Dosage Forms (CISDEM) and CEO of Cronofarma SL, a spin-off
company for the development of pharmaceutical formulations. He has earned more
than 20 distinctions in Spain, USA, Cuba, and Switzerland, including awards
from the Controlled Release Society, California 2001, the Cuban Academy of
Sciences 2003 and 2009, the Iberoamerican Academy of Pharmacy, Granada 2010,
TTC-Glatt, Bern 2011, and the Swiss Society of Industry Pharmacists (GSIA),
Bern 2019. He is a foreign Member of the Swiss Academy of Pharmaceutical
Sciences. His main research field is the Design and Optimization of Controlled
Drug Delivery Systems. He has written more than 100 scientific papers, and
three book chapters, and has been the supervisor of 11 Ph.D. Theses and 52
Research Projects. He is a reviewer for 30 scientific journals, is a member of
nine editorial boards, and has been invited to lecture more than 40 times in
Argentina, Brazil, China, Columbia, Cuba, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Spain,
Switzerland, USA, and Venezuela.