Background
Kost, Joseph was born on January 15, 1947 in Poland. Arrived in Israel, 1957.
(This work focuses on several approaches to modulated cont...)
This work focuses on several approaches to modulated control release systems, including polymers responding to external stimuli (pH glucose concentration), polymer drug-magnetic and ultrasonic systems. This book is aimed at the next generation of drug delivery systemsópumps that can be activated to provide different rates, polymers responding to pH stimuli, non-erodible polymers containing enzymes that cause the polymer to swell and regulate the rate of delivery in response to external stimuli, lectin drug systems that release additional drug due to the affinity of an external molecule for the lectin, and release of vesicle-entrapped substances in response to changes in environmental conditions. This reference shows that drug delivery patterns can be further optimized by pulse or self-regulated delivery, adjusted to the staging of biological rhythms. Written in a systematic format, this book is a useful resource for those involved with pharmaceutical sciences, biomedical materials research, chemistry, macromolecules, and chemical engineering.
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Kost, Joseph was born on January 15, 1947 in Poland. Arrived in Israel, 1957.
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Israel Institute of Technology, 1973. Master of Science in Chemical Engineering, Israel Institute of Technology, 1975. Doctor of Philosophy in biomedical Engineering, Israel Institute of Technology, 1981.
Master of Business Administration, Ben Gurion University, 2004.
Research engineer chemical engineering Israel Institute of Technology, 1975-1977, instructor biomedical engineering, 1977-1981. Research engineer department oral and maxillofacial surgery Rambam Medical Center, Haifa, Israel, 1978-1981. Postdoctoral research associate department chemical engineering University Washington, Seattle, 1981-1982.
Lecturer department chemical engineering Ben Gurion University Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel, 1984-1985, senior lecturer Israel, 1985-1990, associate professor Israel, 1990-1996, head Center biomedical Engineering Israel, 1988-1993, professor chemical engineering, since 1996. Founder, director, chief science officer Sontra Medical, Cambridge, since 1996. Research associate department applied biological science Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 1982-1984, visiting associate professor, 1987-1988.
Visiting scientist Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1983-1984.
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Fellow American Institute Medical and Biological Engineering. Member American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Society Biomaterials, Controlled Release Society (public and regulatory affairs committee 1985-1986), Israel Institute Chemical Engineers, Israel Society Medical and Biological Engineers (board governors since 1989), Israel Polymer and Plastics Society, National Academy of Engineering (foreign associate).
Married; 2 children.