Department of Clinical Pharmacy
College of  Pharmacy                                             King Saud University

"I am proud to be a pharmacist"

       Current Research Focus on: Utilizing UPLC Ms/MS in TDM of some drugs.  Nanoparticles as drug delivery systems research, Evaluation of some Generic drugs and the hazards of Food Supplements abuse on the Pharmacokinetics of Drugs. Teaching: Clinical Pharmacokinetics (PHCL462), Advanced Clinical Pharmacokinetics (PHCL 510) and Pharmacy Practice (PHCL311).   

     Dr. Mahasen Radwan recent professional activity     

•      2009/2010:  Dr. Mahasen has co authored 3 publications in the field of Clinical pharmacokinetics,  Pharmacodynamics and drug analysis. 
•    March 10-11, 2009: Dr. Mahasen has attented SPS Midyear Meeting Jeddah 2009.  She gave a two-hour Workshop entitled "Clinical Pharmacokinetics Review" on March 11.
•       Dr. Mahasen had presented (with Dr. Amal Fatany & Nouf Alouda) a Poster entitled "Oral Delivery of Insulin" Is There a Hope? 1^st International Conference on Biotechnology (ICOB) Center of Excellence in Biotechnology Research, King Fahad Cultural Center(P13) (16-18/2/2009), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.  In this Poster the answer is Yes, WE CAN!
•   Dr. Radwan went to Manchester, UK: for a training course of using the new system Waters UPLC, from 8/11 to 14/11/09.  
•       On May 2008: she gave two lectures on Nanotechnology            Nanotechnology: A Dream or Reality                                          in Drug Delvery and Cosmetics (Research Center in Campus)  Nanotechnology: A new Era in Drug Delivery (Military Hospital, Riyadh)
•       She Has spent the summer of 2008 as "A visiting Scientist" in Professor Tony D'Emanuele Lab, college of Pharmacy, University of Lancashire, UK and did some work with Liposomes and niosomes nanoparticles.