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Dr Heather Jameson
Senior Engineer
Cambridge Healthcare Innovations

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Heather Jameson, PhD, is a Senior Engineer at Cambridge Healthcare Innovations, working on the development of novel dry powder inhaler technology. She completed her PhD in Fluid Mechanics at the Whittle Laboratory (Cambridge UK), where her research focused on the downstream vorticity effects of leakage flows in the low-pressure turbines of large civil aircraft jet engines.

Dr Jameson has published several thought-leadership articles, discussing trends in the fields of drug delivery and respiratory medicine. She is interested in applying fundamental fluid mechanics understanding to tackle the current challenges of inconsistent performance and poor usability of inhalation devices, to develop improved outcomes for patients.

Contributions

EXPERT VIEW
BLISTERS, BONDS AND BIOLOGICS: HOW TO ACHIEVE STABILITY OF DRY POWDER BIOLOGICS
Heather Jameson and Dave Farrow cover the challenging formulation science required to develop a viable dry powder aerosol and examine the inhaler device requirements necessary to protect the formulation throughout its shelf life while also ensuring consistent, high-performance delivery.

More contributions

EXPERT VIEW
BUBBLE-WRAPPED REMEDIES: HOW LIPID-ENCASED THERAPEUTICS COULD TRANSFORM INHALATION
Ethan Miller and Heather Jameson shed light on some of the intricacies that lipid-encapsulated therapeutics bring to the realm of inhalation therapies, and some considerations on how the type of inhalation device selected may help to mitigate issues around formulation stability and efficient delivery to target cells.
EXPERT VIEW
THE END OF THE ROAD FOR pMDIs?
Finn Heraghty and Heather Jameson explore the extent to which the healthcare needs of a population could be covered by the combined use of soft mist inhalers and dry powder inhalers, and discuss the factors that will impact the continued importance of pressurised metered dose inhalers going forward.
EXPERT VIEW
“A CHILD IS NOT A SMALL ADULT”: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS IN DEVELOPING DRUG DELIVERY DEVICES FOR CHILDREN
Tom Oakley and Heather Jameson consider the main differences in developing therapies and drug delivery devices for children and babies when compared with adults.
EXPERT VIEW
TAKING THE STING OUT OF VACCINES
Heather Jameson, Juliette Ngan and Omar Shah discuss the potential advantages and challenges of intranasal and inhaled vaccines in the context of global respiratory pandemics.
EXPERT VIEW
WAITING WITH BATED BREATH – WHAT’S IN STORE FOR 2022
Rob Udale and Heather Jameson discuss the exciting developments taking place in the design of inhalation devices and share their predictions for the top five inhalation trends to watch as 2022 unfolds, and beyond.
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