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Articles by Dan Hudgins
07.19.22 -- Can Molecular Modeling Overcome The Limitations Of Drug Discovery AI?
By David Kita, Ph.D., Verseon International Corporation In small molecule drug development's search for computational approaches to assist drug discovery, there are limitations to using artificial intelligence (AI), the largest one being AI's data problem. How can molecular modeling overcome AI's limitations for more successful small molecule drug discovery?
03.24.22 -- CMC And Quality Considerations For Your CDMO
Article | By Dan Hudgins, Ph.D., Anton Paar USA As nanoindentation methods have evolved, so too have the innovative solutions for performing this critical testing, such as the Bioindenter instrument from Anton Paar. Article | By Michael Dennis and Bill Huang, AbbVie How is patient-centricity influencing the therapy development process today, and how will the industry adapt for further patient-centric improvement?
08.27.21 -- Why We Shouldn't Be Categorizing Digital Therapeutics As Drugs
Article | By Dan Hudgins, Ph.D., Anton Paar USA As nanoindentation methods have evolved, so too have the innovative solutions for performing this critical testing, such as the Bioindenter instrument from Anton Paar. Article | By Mark Robbins, Uquifa S.A.U. Executives must take an early and active role in vetting potential partners by using a deeper understanding of the capabilities and characteristics a CDMO should have to successfully bring a product to market.
Hardness Testing Of Soft Biomaterials And Hydrogels By Indentation Analysis
By Dan Hudgins, Ph.D., Lead Scientist, Anton Paar The physical and structural properties of human tissue change significantly due to differences in nutrition and aging, as well as injury and the associated healing and repair process. Therefore, facilitating the healing process ― and also developing artificial materials that mimic human tissue ― requires an in-depth understanding of the mechanical properties of tissues at the micrometer (µm) and nanometer (nm) levels.
In Durham, growth means a affordable housing harder to find
I’m fortunate to have lived in Durham for 40 years. Because of my financial health, I’ve never had to worry about whether I have a home here. But Durham’s recent economic growth has priced many residents out of neighborhoods and houses where their families have resided for generations. It has left the city’s most vulnerable, often people of color, perpetually seeking home in their hometown. Affordable housing is becoming harder to find.
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