RDD 2024: Bringing the Respiratory World Together in Tucson

Respiratory Drug Delivery (RDD®) 2024 will be held at the JW Marriott Starr Pass, Tucson, Arizona, from May 5-9, 2024.

This is the latest Respiratory Drug Delivery conference in a series that has run continuously since 1988 and garnered a sustained reputation for excellent content covering all aspects of drug delivery to the lungs and nose. In-depth presentations and discussion of pioneering science in tandem with exceptional opportunities for networking will appeal to scientists, engineers, regulators, clinicians, solutions providers, and business professionals active in this exciting field.

RDD 2024 will include:

• Knowledge Spaces organize scientific content by theme so that related expert presentations, workshops, posters and company exhibits are together, making information tailored to your areas of interest easy to find
• Prominent researchers and key opinion leaders from diverse backgrounds providing actionable insights relevant to science, regulation, business and clinical practice
• Explore with Experts discussion sessions
• Posters highlighting the latest developments from the aerosol community, with particularly innovative posters selected for presentation in the main auditorium at Posters on the Podium. The poster abstract deadline is January 22, 2024
• Delegate-selectable workshops providing practical and interactive demonstrations of innovative technologies, products and services
• Exhibit tables and online Company Profiles that highlight resources, solutions and connections
• Networking events geared towards finding your next collaborator, customer or job
• The Charles G. Thiel Award given to a scientist who has pioneered significant developments in the area of Respiratory Drug Delivery
• The RDD VCU Peter R. Byron Graduate Student Award given to a student who presents the highest quality research at the conference
• Peer-reviewed proceedings available electronically to all registrants

For more information, follow this link to RDD Online.