Graduate Training - West Virginia University, Ph.D. (Pharmaceutics)
Undergraduate Training - Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
 

Dispersed Pharmaceutical Systems
Dissolution and Mass Transport Theory
Development of Drug Product Testing Standards
Vitamin and Nutritional Supplement Performance Quality and Standards
Small Particle Physical Phenomena-Influence of Processing
Sterile Product Formulation and Characterization (especially, bioerodable-and protein-based products)
Drug Delivery Systems for Localized Treatment of Dental Disease
Coating Approaches for Sustained-Release Products
Curricular Design: Small Group, Problem-Based Learning and Computer Assisted Instruction
 

Development of a Dissolution Testing Methodology for Parenteral Products--USP Fellowship
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Problem Based Learning in the Basic and Clinical Sciences--US Department of Education
Effect of Complexation on Protein Solid State Behavior--Parenteral Drug Association

Material Science Analysis at the Basic/Clinical Science Interface (WVU Research Corporation)

Development of a Bioerodable Delivery System for the Treatment of Periodontal Disease-- NIH-NIDR

Development of Computerized Multidisciplinary Problem Based Learning Cases with Concept Map Integration - US Department of Education

Publications:

P.J. Meyer Stout, S.A. Howard, and J. Mauger, "Dissolution of Pharmaceutical Suspensions" In Encyclopedia of Pharmaceutical Technology, Vol. 4, Swarbrick and J.C. Boylan (eds.), Marcel-Dekker Inc., NY (1991).

P.J. Meyer Stout, N.Khoury, J. Mauger, and S. Howard, "Dissolution Performance Related to Particle Size Distribution for Commercially Available Prednisolone Acetate Suspensions", DDIP (1992) 18:395.

P.J. Meyer Stout, R. Tewari, J. Harvey and R. Crout, "Development and Assessment of a Bioerodable, Gelatin-based Delivery System for Use in Localized Treatment of Periodontal Disease," J. Dent. Res (Supp) (1994) 72:625.

D. Burgess and P.J. Meyer Stout, "Physical Stability and Performance of Dispersed Systems: Principles, Predictions, and Measurements" In Advances in the Formulation and Process Design of Injectable Dispersed Pharmaceuticals, Arden House Conference Proceedings, AAPS, Alexandria, VA (1996).

Teaching:

Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Problem-Based Learning in the Pharmaceutical Sciences (Professional)
Dosage Form Design (Professional)
Industrial Pharmacy-Formulation Development, and Manufacturing (Professional)
Sterile Products (Professional)
Nonprescription Drug Products(Professional)
Industrial Pharmacy (Graduate)
Formulation Development: Traditional, Sustained Release, and Novel Delivery Systems (Graduate)
Mass Transport (Diffusion) and Dissolution Theory (Graduate)
Biotechnology Products-Formulation and Quality Assessment (Graduate)

Special Services:

Chair, Sterile Products Focus Group for the Pharmaceutical Technology Section of AAPS
Member, Editiorial Advisory Board-Pharmacetuical Development and Technology Jounal
Member, Pharmaceutical Technology Leadership Team of AAPS
Member, USP Advisory Panel on Analytical Methods for Nonprescription and Consumer Products