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Layla Alhabeshi
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Biography
I was born in Libya and graduated from Tripoli University in 1994 with a BSc in Pharmacy. I then went on to work in community pharmacies before becoming a Demonstrator at Tripoli University. In 2009, I completed my Master's in Pharmaceutical Services & Medicine Control at the University of Bradford. Since then, I've worked as an Assistant Lecturer before becoming a postgraduate research student here at Sheffield.
Research
My research focuses on wet granulation, one of the key techniques used within the pharmaceutical industry. The study uses a particle coating number to improve understanding of the distribution mechanism, during the nucleation stage of granulation. To achieve this, a fluidised bed granulator is being utilised.
I was born in Libya and graduated from Tripoli University in 1994 with a BSc in Pharmacy. I then went on to work in community pharmacies before becoming a Demonstrator at Tripoli University. In 2009, I completed my Master's in Pharmaceutical Services & Medicine Control at the University of Bradford. Since then, I've worked as an Assistant Lecturer before becoming a postgraduate research student here at Sheffield.
Research
My research focuses on wet granulation, one of the key techniques used within the pharmaceutical industry. The study uses a particle coating number to improve understanding of the distribution mechanism, during the nucleation stage of granulation. To achieve this, a fluidised bed granulator is being utilised.
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