Joshua Reineke

Professor Joshua Reineke is focused on real-world applications of pharmacokinetics and drug delivery systems, serving as an Associate Professor and the Director of the Haarberg Drug, Disease and Delivery Research Center at South Dakota State University. His academic journey is marked by a profound dedication to the fields of Polymer Science and Materials Science, where he has made significant contributions to the understanding and advancement of drug delivery mechanisms. Dr. Reineke's research is primarily centered on the development of innovative models and assays that facilitate the translation of nanomedicines into clinical settings. His work is particularly impactful in the treatment of complex diseases such as pancreatic cancer, tuberculosis infections, and cancer metastasis. By integrating his expertise in pharmacokinetics with cutting-edge materials science, he aims to enhance the efficacy and safety of therapeutic interventions. In addition to his research endeavors, Dr. Reineke is deeply committed to academic leadership and student mentorship. He coordinates graduate seminars and the departmental seminar series, providing a platform for knowledge exchange and scholarly discourse. His role as a faculty advisor to the American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences student chapter at SDSU underscores his dedication to fostering student engagement and career development within the pharmacy field. Dr. Reineke's contributions extend beyond the laboratory and classroom, as he actively collaborates with industry partners and academic peers to push the boundaries of pharmaceutical sciences. His work not only advances scientific understanding but also holds the potential to significantly impact patient care and treatment outcomes. Through his multifaceted approach to research and education, Dr. Reineke exemplifies the integration of scientific innovation with practical application, preparing the next generation of pharmaceutical scientists to tackle the challenges of modern medicine. His commitment to excellence and his passion for discovery continue to inspire both his colleagues and students alike.