Anke Stabenau

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Anke Stabenau’s research centers on the intersection of pharmaceutical formulation, surface science, and biophysical chemistry, with a particular focus on protein drug stability and delivery. Her most cited work, “Application and Drying of Protein Drug Microdroplets on Solid Surfaces” (2007, 7 citations), introduces a pioneering robotic dispensing method for precisely depositing and drying minute volumes of concentrated protein solutions onto solid substrates. This contribution is critical for understanding how proteins behave during microdroplet drying—a process essential for developing stable, long-lasting biopharmaceutical formulations and advanced drug delivery systems. By enabling controlled, reproducible studies of protein-surface interactions, Stabenau’s methodology has provided foundational insights into preserving protein integrity during manufacturing and storage. Her work has implications for improving the efficacy and shelf-life of protein-based therapeutics, particularly in contexts requiring miniaturized dosing. While her citation impact is modest, the technical precision and practical relevance of her research make it a valuable reference for scientists working on protein stabilization, microfluidics, and pharmaceutical surface engineering.