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Home > Press > Spherics, Inc. Presented Three Key Technologies (BIOROD(TM), BIOGIT(TM), and SPHEROMER(TM)) at the 35th Annual Meeting of Controlled Release Society

Abstract:
Joseph F. Finn, Jr., C.P.A. ("Finn"), Assignee of the assets of Spherics, Inc. ("Spherics") for the benefit of creditors, announced today that all oral drug delivery intellectual property will be sold at a sealed bid auction on October 10, 2008.

Spherics, Inc. Presented Three Key Technologies (BIOROD(TM), BIOGIT(TM), and SPHEROMER(TM)) at the 35th Annual Meeting of Controlled Release Society

WELLESLEY HILLS, MA | Posted on September 22nd, 2008


The three presentations were:

1. BIOROD -- Bioadhesive Based Oral Delivery System

2. Biological Factors Affecting the Bioadhesion Performance of Spheromer
III

3. Pharmacokinetics Evaluation of Topiramate Immediate Release Tablets
and Topiramate Extended Release Capsules in Healthy Volunteers
(BIOGIT Based)

These proprietary technologies (BIOROD, BIOGIT, and SPHEROMER) facilitate targeted drug delivery throughout the gastrointestinal tract and address clinical unmet needs.

Persons interested in bidding must sign a Confidentiality Agreement ("CA") obtained from Finn's office -- or +1-781-237-8840. They will then receive a bid package and access to the Spherics electronic data room.

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About Spherics, Inc.
Spherics has built a strong intellectual property position around its drug delivery technologies and products. The Company has a broad range of issued US and international patents that they have applied to their four central nervous system products. These patents cover polyanhydride-based bioadhesive polymers and nanotechnology (PIN(TM)). In addition to these issued patents, Spherics has filed numerous applications covering compositions of matters of its proprietary polymers (SPHEROMERS(TM)), novel oral delivery systems (including BIOGIT(TM), BIOROD(TM) and PIN(TM)), manufacturing methods, methods of use, formulations and product compositions.

About Joseph F. Finn, Jr., C.P.A.

Joseph F. Finn, Jr., is the founding partner of the firm, Finn, Warnke & Gayton, Certified Public Accountants of Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts. He works primarily in the area of management consulting for distressed enterprises, bankruptcy accounting and related matters, such as assignee for the benefit of creditors and liquidating agent for a corporation. He has been involved in a number of loan workouts and bankruptcy cases for thirty-four (34) years. His most recent Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors in the Biotech field was ActivBiotics, Inc.

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