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Dr. Cheng Shu Chaw is a Senior Lecturer in Pharmaceutics at the University of Sunderland's School of Pharmacy, specializing in pharmaceutical powder formulations and their characterization. With expertise in drug delivery systems and formulation design, Dr. Chaw teaches across multiple programs including MPharm Pharmacy, MSc Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Formulations, MSc Drug Discovery and Development, BSc (Hons) Biopharmaceutical Science, and BSc (Hons) Cosmetic Science. As Module Leader for PBFM13, they play a significant role in curriculum development and delivery within the pharmaceutical sciences program.
Dr. Chaw's research interests focus on advanced pharmaceutical technologies with particular emphasis on oral solid dosage forms, including pelletization via extrusion and spheronization techniques, film coating processes, and the production of micro- and nano-sized particles for drug delivery. Their work explores multiple unit dosage forms, vesicle preparations such as drug-loaded niosomes and self-emulsifying systems, modified release hydrocolloid matrix systems, and biodegradable nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery applications. This research portfolio demonstrates a strong commitment to solving complex formulation challenges in modern pharmaceutical development.
With numerous publications spanning from 2016 to 2025, Dr. Chaw's scholarly output reflects consistent contributions to the field of pharmaceutics, particularly in nanoparticle drug delivery, liposomal formulations, and pharmaceutical powder technology. Their recent work shows increasing focus on targeted delivery systems for antibiotics, cancer therapeutics, and pulmonary applications, demonstrating evolving research directions that address contemporary pharmaceutical challenges.
- Fellow of Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
- GPhC Registered Pharmacist
- Member of Royal Pharmaceutical Society
- Member of CRS UK
As an active research supervisor, Dr. Chaw currently co-supervises two PhD students, contributing to the next generation of pharmaceutical scientists. Their teaching expertise extends across undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with particular strength in connecting theoretical pharmaceutical principles with practical formulation challenges. The integration of cutting-edge research into teaching ensures students benefit from exposure to current developments in pharmaceutical technology and drug delivery systems.
