SMOORE Launches Pioneering Research Project into Nicotine Addiction
SMOORE has launched a groundbreaking research project focused on real-time monitoring of nicotine addiction in partnership with the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology. The study aims to minimize nicotine levels in vaping products to reduce dependency. Led by Dr. Erwin Neher’s Shenzhen Neher Neural Plasticity Laboratory, the project will analyze dopamine’s role in nicotine addiction through controlled trials. Expected outcomes include improved vape device design and significant insights into nicotine metabolism and absorption. A report is anticipated in late 2022, supporting SMOORE's goal to diminish global nicotine dependence.
- Launch of a significant research project on nicotine addiction in partnership with reputable institutes.
- Aims to reduce nicotine levels in vaping products, potentially enhancing customer safety.
- Supports innovation in vape device design to improve user experience.
- Strong market position as the world's largest vaping device manufacturer with 22.8% market share.
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This joint research will look at the secretion and metabolism of dopamine in animal brains, and will use this data to simulate the state of the human brain when ingesting nicotine. The lab will conduct controlled trials by exposing the experimental subject under the aerosol environments enabled by FEELM’s atomization and the one of combustible tobacco.
The project aims to reduce the nicotine intake, and subsequent nicotine dependency, amongst adult vapers. The research will also aid SMOORE’s R&D team in improving the design of vape devices, including through changes to heating elements and atomizers, to enhance the vaping experience through increased efficiency of delivery.
Researchers working on the project will monitor the atomization of e-liquids to better understand the delivery, absorption, and metabolism of nicotine in the human body. The research will also provide a better understanding of nicotine absorption through different organs to reveal sensory satisfaction experienced by vaping.
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"The atomization process between an e-cigarette and a combustible cigarette is very different, hence the physical and chemical properties derived from atomization and tobacco combustion also varies distinctively.
“Focusing on the underlying mechanism of atomization and tobacco combustion, our research aims to explore nicotine delivery and absorption, so as to reduce the health impacts of these products."
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