Adam has been Recipharm’s design authority on new product development for intranasal delivery for the last 3 years. Adam’s background is in consumer product development having completed a BSc in Product Design at Loughborough University. After studying, he joined Dyson, gaining experience within new product innovation and development. Adam joined Recipharm in 2018 keen to apply his design engineering knowledge within the medical device industry.

Sabrina has over 12 years of experience working with Medical Devices, starting with sponsored projects on various prostheses at Queen Mary, University of London. These projects – including simulation and study of the wear of coatings on replacement hip joints, the mechanical properties of a prosthetic meniscus made from artificial silk, and the de-encrustation of nickel-titanium urethral stents with shape memory – further increased Sabrina’s passion for medical device design and development. Subsequently, her industry-linked PhD in the field of urinary incontinence at University College London (UCL) exposed her to a wider range of devices and research topics. Sabrina completed two postdoctoral research posts at UCL in the same field, also sponsored by SCA Hygiene Products AB (now Essity). Since then, she spent 5 years working in Ostomy Care R&D at ConvaTec, where the majority of her time was focused on a New Product Development (NPD) project, for which she led several workstreams. Sabrina joined Recipharm in May 2022 as Principal Development Engineer, supporting NPD work for nasal and injectable drug delivery devices.

Shawn Courts has 8 years of experience in pulmonary and nasal product development. His current role at Recipharm is to provide technical guidance to customers and Recipharm’s Operations, Commercial, and Business Development teams. Prior to Recipharm, Shawn worked at Catalent Pharma Solutions for 6 years as an Inhalation Scientist. While at Catalent he was involved in many roles, including but not limited to Manufacturing, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, Deviation Management, and Research and Development.