Polymer Nanoparticles: From Formulation to Scalable Manufacturing
What Are Polymer Nanoparticles? Polymer nanoparticles are widely used in modern drug delivery and advanced material systems. Owing to their small size and tunable surface properties, they enable controlled drug release, targeted delivery, and improved bioavailability. Beyond pharmaceuticals, polymer nanoparticles are also applied in diagnostics, functional coatings, nanocomposites, and other functional materials where stability and consistency are critical. As interest in nanomedicine and functional materials continues to grow, the challenge is no longer just how to design polymer nanoparticles—but how to manufacture them reliably and at scale. Figure 1. Schematic illustration of polymer nanoparticles As polymer-based nanotechnology continues to evolve, increasing attention is being paid not only to formulation design, but also to scalable and reproducible manufacturing strategies. Why Are Polymer Nanoparticles Difficult to Manufacture? Although polymer nanoparticles offer clear f...