Adrian Kromer

Consulting on the application and implementation of Design of Experiment (DoE) for scientific questions and for process optimization and control. - consulted several academic and industrial partners on their specific optimization tasks - published case study on application of DoE for process characterization, optimization and robustness testing

Guided lead development strategy for preclinical / clinical API formulation. Designed and implemented DoE- and QbD-based development strategies for pharmaceutical and biotech R&D programs, enabling systematic process understanding and optimization after Stage 1 of the FDA Process Validation Guidance. Performed multivariate statistical analyses to support method development, process optimization, and data-driven decision making under resource constraints. Advised on design space definition, process robustnes

PhD in Pharmaceutical Technology

Head of Orthogonal and Statistical Experimental Design. Developed and led the first seminar series on Design of Experiments taught at the LMU CUP. Research tasks in the fields of polymer synthesis, analytics, statistical experimental design, formulation optimization, microfluidic formulation development, in vitro and in vivo models. Developed and established HTS polymer platform. Supervised and evaluated numerous Master theses. Taught and supervised students on sterile dosage forms.

The key duties and responsibilities of the Associate Quality Engineer are - Assist with laboratory equipment organization, documentation, calibration and maintenance - Perform and document process validation activities.

Masterthesis "Establishment of a novel LC-MS Method for Analysing Rocaglate Aerosols as a Pulmonary for Drug Delivery" Supervisor: Christoph Zimmerman Professor: Olivia Merkel - Professor for Drug Delivery Department of Pharmaceutical Technology at the LMU

Bachelor thesis about reaching glioblastoma cells via an polymer based siRNA delivery system Supervisor: Natascha Hartl Professor: Olivia Merkel - Professor for Drug Delivery Department of Pharmaceutical Technology at the LMU