Catalent Institute & AAPS 3 rd Annual Academic Competition Frequently Asked Questions.

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Catalent Institute & AAPS 3 rd Annual Academic Competition Frequently Asked Questions

Our Commitment to this Academic Community & Helping the Future Leaders of Tomorrow Mission & Goals for Catalent Applied Drug Delivery Institute & The Global Academic Competition Program: — Promote innovation, knowledge-sharing and collaboration between industry leaders, academic experts, and regulators—thereby enhancing understanding of available, emerging and future drug delivery technologies, and improving patient care — Identify & reward the world’s brightest drug delivery students, academic excellence,and scientific innovation — Encourage industry & academic mentoring & create opportunities for student to gain R&D experience

Connecting with Leading Academia & Industry Advocate Groups Saarland University © 2013, Catalent Applied Drug Delivery Institute, All Rights Reserved Trademarks are the property of their respective owners

STUDENT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & 2014 AWARD DETAILS 3

IMPORTANT DATES Key DatesMilestonesActions March 28, 2014Competition endsPapers due March 29, 2014Judging begins Review of general pool submissions May 8, st round judging completed Judges submit score sheets May 19 th, nd round judging of 10 finalists completed Judges submit score sheets May 23, 2014 (around) All First place winners notified Institute will notify winners June 13, 2014, (around) Competition Results publicly announced Institute, AAPS and Universities to Publicize

2014 Submission Guidelines: Am I eligible and how do I submit my entry? Are you a student enrolled in one of the following graduate programs? Step 1: Visit: Step 2: Read the rules and download entry applicable form (links below). Step 3: Choose one of the pre-selected topics and develop an original review articlepre-selected topics Step 4: Submit your entry form and original review article: IMPORTANT REMINDER: Submission deadline is March 28th, 2014 Winners will be announced on or about June 13th, Eligible Graduate Programs Drug DeliveryPharmaceutical Science Industrial Pharmacy Drug Development or Related Discipline U.S. EntriesInternational Entries Entry FormEntry Form and Official US RulesOfficial US Rules Entry FormEntry Form and Official Int’l RulesOfficial Int’l Rules

Catalent Institute – Academic Competition 2014 List of Approved Competition Review Article Topics Review of Lipid-Based Drug Delivery Systems Minimizing Food Effects Inhibition of Enzymes Easing Dose Administration of Combination Drugs Reduced Pill Burden and Improved Adherence Examining Available Technologies to Deliver Poorly Soluble Drugs and Enhance Bioavailability Review of Modified-Release Drug Delivery Technology Examining Delivery of High-Dose, High-Solubility Drugs Examining Delivery of Low-Dose, Low-Solubility Drugs Examining Delivery of Amorphous Drugs Examining Modified Release Coatings Easing Dose of Administration of Combination Drugs Examining Available Technologies to Deliver Poorly Soluble Drugs and Enhance Bioavailability

(Continued) Academic Competition 2014 List of Approved Competition Review Article Topics Challenges in Developing Inhalation Technology Determining the Right Particle Size and Delivery Device Examining Current Technology for Bioavailability Enhancement Evaluating Regulatory Guidelines and Safety Concerns for Developing Drugs for Chronic Use Drug Delivery for Biologics Challenges in Selecting the Right Payload and Antibody of Choice Currently Available Technologies for Gene Expression for Biosimilars Challenges for the Oral Delivery of Macromolecules Pediatric Drugs Pediatric IR, Modified-Release and Combination Drugs-Regulatory, Safety and Pediatric challenges Currently Available Pediatric Dosage Forms for Neonates (less than 1 year), Infants (1-4 years) and Children (5-11 years).

(Continued) Academic Competition 2014 List of Approved Competition Review Article Topics Drug Delivery Innovation to Cross Blood Brain Barrier Reviewing the mechanism enabling permeation across BBB Consideration of drug delivery approaches and impact on safety and efficacy Product concepts with differentiated impact to benefit patient outcomes Pre-Formulation Analytical Techniques to Predict Accelerated Stability of Amorphous Forms (recrystallization) of Poorly Soluble Crystalline Drugs in Lipid Systems and Modified-Release Tablet Dosage Forms Drug Delivery Methods to Inhibit Fast, Slow and Medium Crystallization of Amorphous Forms of Poorly Soluble Crystalline Drugs in Dosage Forms

What Should I Know Before Submitting My Entry? Key Questions to Ask: Does the submission comply with the guidelines and criteria Does the research demonstrate innovation? Is the research solid? Does the submission have “real-world” applications? Was the research and approach clearly thought out? Did the research meet its objective? Was the paper thought-provoking?

What is NEW this year? Winners & Awards This year we will have (5) First place winners! Competition entries will be judged by the Catalent Applied Drug Delivery Institute and members of the academic and life science industries. Participating students will compete for one of five chances to be a first place winner. The first place winners will each receive: $2,000 cash prize A complimentary, one-year membership to AAPS The opportunity to be published by Catalent in the Institute or industry publications

Questions? Contact: Terry Robinson, Executive Director, Catalent Applied Drug Delivery Institute For more information, please visit: