Dr. Chappel is a project manager with 15 years of product development experience. In this role he leads the development of wearable Bolus Injectors and flow control valves for drug delivery and manages the MEMS design team.Before joining Debiotech, Dr. Chappel worked with Memscap SA to develop and industrialize the packaging of optical MEMS, and with Max Planck Institute to study the magnetic properties of Li-ion battery materials.

• 1. Introduction to microfluidics2. Introduction to Microfabrication techniques for Microfluidics devices3. Micropumps for drug delivery4. Lab-on-a-chip: systems integration at the microscale5. Intravenous port: from concepts to clinical application 6. Coronary drug-eluting stents: still room for improvement?7. Implantable drug delivery devices8. Subcutaneous Drug Delivery Devices – Enablers of a Flexible Care Setting9. Automated Insulin Delivery Systems for People with Type 1 Diabetes10. Needle-free injectors11. A current update on advanced drug delivery devices for nasal and pulmonary administration12. Nanoparticles / Nano platform to carry and deliver the drug molecules to the target site13. External stimuli-responsive drug delivery systems 14. Encapsulation methods of active molecules for drug delivery15. Introduction to transdermal drug delivery system16. MEMS-based Hollow Microneedles for Transdermal Drug Delivery17. Microneedle technology 18. Dissolvable – soluble or biodegradable polymers19. Biodegradable Hydrogels20. Drug delivery systems in cancer therapy21. Pain Management - Chronic Back Pain Intrathecal Drug Pump22. Diabetes type I and type II - insulin delivery systems23. Drug Delivery for Parkinson’s disease24. Ocular drug delivery systems25. Drug delivery systems for cardiovascular ailments26. New developments in intrauterine drug delivery systems and devices27. Intranasal delivery of antiseizure drugs