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Frank Sinner
Priv.-Doz. DI Dr. Frank SINNER
Joanneum Research, Austria
Frank Sinner has studied Technical Chemistry at the University of Graz, and made
his Doctoral Studies in Analytical Chemistry at the University of Innsbruck.
He is Director of the Institute of Biomedicine and Health Science (HEALTH) and is
heading the research group Biomedical Technology and Monitoring at the HEALTH
Institute. He is also holding a part time employment at the Medical University of Graz
and is CTO at an innovative software company (BOI GmbH).
His research focuses on preclinical and clinical research projects in pharmcodynamic
and pharmacokinetic studies of drugs at the target site (skin, brain, subcutaneous
tissue).
Dr. Sinner is project leader in numerous contract research projects for
pharmaceutical industry partners (Galderma, Novo Nordisk, Novartis, Fresenius Kabi,
etc.), and also of a FDA funded research project investigating the assessment of
bioequivalence of topical drugs.
He published around 100 publications with an impact factor of around 400.
Joanneum Research, Austria
Frank Sinner has studied Technical Chemistry at the University of Graz, and made
his Doctoral Studies in Analytical Chemistry at the University of Innsbruck.
He is Director of the Institute of Biomedicine and Health Science (HEALTH) and is
heading the research group Biomedical Technology and Monitoring at the HEALTH
Institute. He is also holding a part time employment at the Medical University of Graz
and is CTO at an innovative software company (BOI GmbH).
His research focuses on preclinical and clinical research projects in pharmcodynamic
and pharmacokinetic studies of drugs at the target site (skin, brain, subcutaneous
tissue).
Dr. Sinner is project leader in numerous contract research projects for
pharmaceutical industry partners (Galderma, Novo Nordisk, Novartis, Fresenius Kabi,
etc.), and also of a FDA funded research project investigating the assessment of
bioequivalence of topical drugs.
He published around 100 publications with an impact factor of around 400.
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