About the Scholar: Pioneer Scholar Chendan is from Wuhan, China, where she attended WHBC of Wuhan Foreign Languages School
The Research:
Chendan’s research seeks to combine traditional Chinese plasters with an advanced technology in transdermal drug delivery called microneedling. Although traditional Chinese plasters – bandages that contain medicines for pain and swelling relief – have been shown to be effective, their absorption rate is low and drug delivery can sometimes be inaccurate. Chendan shows that microneedling, a painless transdermal drug delivery method, can be applied to the plasters to improve permeability, self-application, and life-expectancy. This exciting new research can be used by doctors and by practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine to more efficiently administer medicines through the surface of the skin.
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