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NAPPA Healthcare & Biopharma Insights Episode 5

From Developability Assessment to Clinical Translation: Enabling Poorly Soluble Drug Candidates with the SprāSol® Platform

How a formulation platform carries poorly soluble and complex drug candidates from early developability assessment through to the clinic.

Date
Saturday, November 14, 2026
Time
9:00 PM – 10:00 PM EST
Venue
Zoom Webinar
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The fifth episode of NAPPA Healthcare & Biopharma Insights turns to a problem that quietly ends many otherwise promising programs: poor solubility. A candidate that cannot be delivered at a useful exposure never gets to show what it can do, and the decisions that determine this are made early, in developability assessment, well before the clinic.

Dr. Zeren Wang, Co-founder, Chairman and Chief Scientific Officer of Pharmacin, presents the SprāSol® platform for poorly soluble and complex drug candidates. The hour follows the path from early developability assessment to clinical translation: what to assess, when, and how a formulation platform changes what is possible for a difficult molecule.

The session is open to NAPPA members, partners, and qualified industry guests. Register below to receive Zoom join details.

What we'll cover

Key topics.

  • ✓ The SprāSol® platform for poorly soluble and complex drug candidates
  • ✓ Developability assessment early in a program
  • ✓ Carrying a candidate from assessment to clinical translation
  • ✓ Where solubility decides whether a candidate advances
Why attend
The Platform

See how SprāSol® approaches poorly soluble and complex drug candidates.

Early Assessment

Learn what a developability assessment looks for before a program commits.

To the Clinic

Follow the path from early assessment to clinical translation.

Solubility in Practice

Understand where poor solubility stalls candidates, and what can be done about it.

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Registration is free for NAPPA members and qualified industry guests. Join details will be sent to your email immediately after registering.