Habibur Rahman Books

Focusing on radar principles, this book offers an extensive overview of various radar types, equipping readers with the knowledge needed for first-order radar design and addressing essential technical issues. Each chapter is designed to be self-contained, making it a valuable resource for those interested in specific radar topics.

Focusing on curcumin's solubility and bioavailability, the book explores innovative methods to enhance its market potential as a drug. It details the formulation of floating microspheres designed for prolonged retention in the upper gastrointestinal tract, improving absorption. The handbook covers the development, characterization, and evaluation of this delivery system, including curcumin dissolution methods and release kinetics influenced by low-density polymers. It serves as a vital resource for scientists and researchers in curcumin formulation and drug delivery systems.

The book explores the significant role of mass media, particularly television cartoons, as a dominant agent of socialization for children in today's globalized society. With many children spending excessive time alone due to both parents working and limited outdoor play, the influence of cartoons has come under scrutiny. While critics argue that these shows harm children's values and social skills, the narrative questions whether it's fair to evaluate cartoons solely on their entertainment value, suggesting that their long-term effects on socialization remain largely uncharted.

Focused on analytical chemistry, this guide serves students and researchers in drug analysis, offering insights into method validation and statistical parameters. It aids quality control laboratories in understanding the drug development journey, from discovery to analysis. Additionally, the book covers critical aspects such as safety, efficacy, and impurity profiling of drugs, making it a comprehensive resource for those involved in pharmaceutical research and quality assurance.

First published in 2006. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.