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FG Committee Structure

Chair
Dimitrios Lamprou | Professor of Biofabrication and Advanced Manufacturing | Queen's University Belfast

Vice-Chair
Clive Roberts | Chair of Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology | University of Nottingham

Secretary / Treasurer
TBA | ... | ...

Communications Chair
Tien Thuy Quach | Ph.D. Student | University of Nottingham

Industry Representatives
Fanny Joubert | Senior Scientist | Seda Pharmaceutical Development Services
Martin Rowland | Senior Principal Scientist | Pfizer

Academic Representative
Sheng Qi | Professor In Pharmaceutics | University of East Anglia

Post-Doc Representative
Atheer Awad | Research Fellow | University College London

Student Representatives
Aikaterini Dedeloudi | Ph.D. Student | Queen's University Belfast
Patricija Januskaite | Ph.D. Student | University College London
Haja Muhamad | Ph.D. Student | University of Huddersfield

APS Board Advisors 
Kofi Asare-Addo | Senior Lecturer In Pharmaceutics | University of Huddersfield
Bahijja Raimi-Abraham | Lecturer in Pharmaceutics | King's College London

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