Florian Priese

Professor Florian Priese serves as faculty at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences within the Department of Applied Biosciences and Process Engineering. His institutional roles include Professor and Temporary Lecturer positions, along with serving as Degree Program Advisor for the Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Engineering (available as both full-time and dual study options). His office is located in Building 73 (Junkers Building), 3rd floor, Room 308 at the Köthen campus.

Professor Priese's research focuses on pharmaceutical engineering with particular expertise in drug delivery systems, especially multiparticulate systems like pellets and mini-tablets. His work spans pharmaceutical analysis, quality assurance, and process engineering, with a strong emphasis on fluidized bed technology for coating applications. He investigates controlled drug release mechanisms, particle size measurement techniques, and process analytical technology for pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Analysis of Professor Priese's publication record from 2013-2024 reveals a consistent research trajectory in pharmaceutical technology, with recent work focusing on advanced drug delivery systems and process control. His publications demonstrate expertise in fluidized bed coating technologies, particle engineering, and quality by design approaches in pharmaceutical manufacturing, showing progression from fundamental investigations to more advanced applications involving real-time process monitoring.

• Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance (core responsibility)
• Fluidized Bed Coating Technologies
• Drug Delivery Systems Development
• Process Analytical Technology Implementation

As Degree Program Advisor for the Pharmaceutical Engineering Master's program, Professor Priese oversees student mentorship and curriculum development. His dual role as both Professor and Temporary Lecturer suggests significant teaching responsibilities across multiple courses within the pharmaceutical engineering curriculum.

The Department of Applied Biosciences and Process Engineering where Professor Priese works likely maintains specialized laboratory facilities supporting research in pharmaceutical technology, including fluidized bed processing equipment, particle characterization instruments, and formulation development capabilities that serve both research and educational purposes.