Lynne S. Taylor

Lynne S. Taylor's research focuses on improving how poorly water-soluble drugs are formulated so they can be absorbed effectively when taken orally, particularly through the use of amorphous (non-crystalline) drug formulations mixed with polymers, known as amorphous solid dispersions. Her work examines how these formulations dissolve, release the drug, and pass through biological membranes under conditions meant to mimic the human gut. This research is relevant to students interested in pharmaceutical formulation science, drug delivery, and physical pharmacy.

Publication output has generally declined over the last decade from a 2020 peak (150 in that year, likely including an atypical surge) to a steadier average of about 19 per year in the last five years.

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