Our Scientific Adviser

Scientific Adviser in Derma Clinical, Nanotechnology Scientist

Scientific adviser in Derma Clinical, Nano-technology scientist, previously worked in UCL and his specialization is pharmaceutical analysis and nano-technology especially Liposome delivery through skin.

QNanofair, our skin lightening and even tone perfection cream was developed by Dr. Hardyal S. Gill and Dr. Majella Lane, the Editor in Chief of International Journal of Cosmetic Science and a famous name in cosmetics and liposome technology.

Dr. Hardyal Gill, has many collaborative works with Harley Street in London on cosmetics while he was developing QNanofair. Many of the clinical trials of QNanofair have been done in Harley Street, London.

Our team is very thankful to Dr. Majella Lane , world famous cosmetic scientist and the Editor of International Journal of Cosmetic Science for giving advice and guidance during the development of QNanofair.”

Dr Majella Lane was educated in Trinity College, Dublin where she obtained her BSc (Pharmacy) and PhD degrees. She has previously held academic posts in Trinity College, Dublin and is a Visiting Scientist at the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Michigan.

Dr. Lane's areas of expertise include membrane transport, biophysical approaches towards the elucidation of drug-drug, drug-excipient and drug-membrane interactions, mechanisms of drug absorption, transdermal drug delivery, topical drug delivery, percutaneous absorption and buccal absorption. Dr Lane acts as a consultant to a number of pharmaceutical companies and serves on the editorial board of a number of pharmaceutical science journals. Her major research interests are in the development of optimal drug formulations for effective delivery of therapeutics, with special reference to skin and to mucus membranes. Her research group uses a range of biophysical techniques to probe the mechanisms of skin penetration and modulation

His research is interdisciplinary and he has often collaborated with other academic groups in UCL and from the industry.

• Liposomes, Nanosome and Ethosomes for skin delivery
• Analytical Method Development and to improve existing analytical methods.
• Validation of analytical methods for API and Impurities by ICH or FDA Guidelines.
• ICH Guidelines on Impurities in Drug Substances and Drug products.
• Stability Studies in Finished products by ICH guidelines.

Effect Of Storage Conditions On The Photostability Of Dacarbazine

Adu1, H. Gill1, O. Katerina2 I. Ashraf2, *K. Sheikh1 1UCL School of Pharmacy, London, WC1N 1AX, 2Queen’s Hospital, Romford. Initial Abstract communication.

Abida Raza, Akhtar Aman, Shumaila Bashir, Bashir Ahmad, Javaid Irfan, J. Dev Mehta, Hardyal S. Gill, Abad Khan, Mehboob Alam, Andreas G. Schätzlein. Rapid and Sensitive Liquid Chromatographic Method for Determination of Etoposide in Plasma and Biological Samples, Journal of Liquid Chromatography and Related Technologies, Publisher: Taylor & Francis Date: Oct 1, 2013

Alhalaweh A, Kaialy W, Buckton G, Gill H, Nokhodchi A, Velaga SP Theophylline cocrystals prepared by spray drying: physicochemical properties and aerosolization performance. AAPS PharmSciTech. 2013 Mar;14(1):265-76