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Al-Khattawi, Ali; Bayly, Andrew; Phillips, Andrew and Wilson, David (2017). The design and scale-up of spray dried particle delivery systems. Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery, in pre ,

Al-Khattawi, Ali; Koner, Jasdip; Rue, Peter; Kirby, Dan; Perrie, Yvonne; Rajabi-Siahboomi, Ali and Mohammed, Afzal R. (2015). A pragmatic approach for engineering porous mannitol and mechanistic evaluation of particle performance. European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics, 94 , pp. 1-10.

Al-Khattawi, Ali; Alyami, Hamad; Townsend, Bill; Ma, Xianghong and Mohammed, Afzal R. (2014). Evidence-based nanoscopic and molecular framework for excipient functionality in compressed orally disintegrating tablets. PLoS ONE, 9 (7),

Al-Khattawi, Ali and Mohammed, Afzal R. (2014). Excipients in medicines for children:scientific and regulatory paradigms. European Pharmaceutical Review, 19 (2), pp. 67-70.

Al-Khattawi, Ali; Iyire, Affiong; Dennison, Tom; Dahmash, Eman; Bailey, Clifford J; Smith, Julian; Rue, Peter and Mohammed, Afzal R. (2014). Systematic screening of compressed ODT excipients : cellulosic versus non-cellulosic. Current drug delivery, 11 , pp. 1-15.

Al-Khattawi, Ali; Iyrie, Affiong; Dennison, Tom; Dahmash, Eman; Bailey, Clifford J.; Smith, Julian; Rue, Peter and Mohammed, Afzal R. (2014). Systematic screening of compressed ODT excipients:cellulosic versus non-cellulosic. Current Drug Delivery, 11 (4), pp. 486-500.

Al-Khattawi, Ali and Mohammed, Afzal R. (2013). Compressed orally disintegrating tablets:excipients evolution and formulation strategies. Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery, 10 (5), pp. 651-663.

Al-Khattawi, Ali and Mohammed, Afzal R. Challenges and emerging solutions in the development of compressed orally disintegrating tablets. Expert Opinion on Drug Discovery, 9 (10), pp. 1109-1120.

Dennison, Thomas J.; Smith, Julian; Hofmann, Michael P.; Bland, Charlotte E.; Badhan, Raj K.; Al-Khattawi, Ali and Mohammed, Afzal R. Design of experiments to study the impact of process parameters on droplet size and development of non-invasive imaging techniques in tablet coating. PLoS ONE, 11 (8),