Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Seminar on Transdermal Care Advancements Held in India
A big meeting called the Indo-ASEAN International Seminar (IAIS-2026) happened in India.
It was about new ways to help wounds heal faster and deliver medicine through the skin.
Smart materials and tiny technology were discussed.
Experts from countries like Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Brunei came to talk about these new ideas.
They talked about how these new methods can make treatments better and more comfortable for patients.
The meeting was organized by a university in India and had many important speakers.
The Indo-ASEAN International Seminar (IAIS-2026) focused on the theme 'Engineering the Next Generation of Transdermal Care'.
Experts discussed smart transdermal systems that support faster wound healing, better infection control, and improved pain management.
The seminar highlighted the development of intelligent biomaterials that respond to changes in the body and deliver drugs in a controlled manner.
Researchers and technocrats from ASEAN countries, including Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Brunei, attended the event.
Key speakers included Prof. A. Bose, Prof. Santanu Dhara, and Dr. Orawan Suwantong, who discussed various aspects of advanced wound management and transdermal therapeutics.
- Who
- Researchers, clinicians, and industry experts from South East Asian countries
- What
- A seminar on the latest developments in transdermal care and advanced wound management
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- SOA Deemed to be University, India
- Why
- To discuss cutting-edge developments in smart biomaterials, nanotechnology, and digital sensing for transdermal therapeutics and advanced wound management
- Event Name
- Indo-ASEAN International Seminar (IAIS-2026)
- Theme
- Engineering the Next Generation of Transdermal Care
- Organizer
- School of Pharmaceutical Sciences (SPS), SOA
- Location
- SOA Deemed to be University, India
- Key Speakers
- Prof. A. Bose, Prof. Santanu Dhara, Dr. Orawan Suwantong, Prof. Pradipta Kumar Nanda
- Participating Countries
- Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Brunei
- Focus Areas
- Smart biomaterials, nanotechnology, digital sensing, transdermal therapeutics, advanced wound management