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Dr. Will Ganley

Dr. Will Ganley

University of Bristol & Nanopharm

Will has a PhD in Physical Chemistry and splits his time between the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Aerosol Science at the University of Bristol and Nanopharm. He joined Nanopharm in 2019 where he established the Computational Pharmaceutics group which applies pharmacokinetic simulations alongside statistical and machine learning approaches to the development and regulation of orally inhaled and nasal drug products. Will joined the Aerosol Science CDT in 2025 as the Partnerships Course Manager where he delivers training in aerosol science to public, private and third sector organisations. Will’s research interests lie in the use of digital technologies to the teaching and application of aerosol science. He has authored a number of peer reviewed publications on pharmaceutics, statistics and physical chemistry and has presented his work at numerous international conferences.

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