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Tsz Yan (Alice) Fong

Tsz Yan (Alice) Fong

King's College London

Paper: The interplay of formulation viscosity with device type and inspiratory flow provides an opportunity to target regional nasal deposition

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Alice completed her MPharm degree at King's College London, during which she undertook a research project with Intertek in her final year. This experience ignited her interest in investigating alternative delivery routes for targeted medical treatments, with the goal of mitigating the side effects and invasiveness typically associated with conventional procedures. Her academic journey has been characterised by a dedicated commitment to advancing healthcare through exploration of solutions, and she is determined to make significant contributions to the field through her ongoing research and studies as a part of the continual professional development in her pharmacy career. Currently she is in her training year at a research centred paediatric hospital.

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