Electrospun nanofibers carry drugs in a high-surface-area matrix that tunes how fast they release — from fast-dissolving films to sustained release. Coaxial fibers add a protective shell for controlled delivery. Where it's used - Fast-dissolving films: Ultra-thin, high-surface-area fibers dissolve quickly for rapid onset. - Sustained & controlled release: Core-shell fibers meter a drug out over time, avoiding a sudden burst. - Transdermal & implantable: Conformable mats deliver locally through skin or at an implant site. Why Linari NanoTech: Coaxial needle kits, precise syringe pumps, and encapsulation know-how to protect sensitive actives. Prove your formulation in our Pisa lab before scaling to production. How do nanofibers control drug release? Fiber diameter, porosity, polymer choice, and a coaxial shell together set how fast the drug is released. Can I encapsulate a sensitive drug? Yes. Coaxial electrospinning shields the core from solvents and the environment inside a protective shell.