European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 1 2019
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In this issue we look at the challenges of shipping temperature-controlled products, the potential use of blockchain for pharma, and using MALDI-TOF for identification of peptides in suspected illegal medicinal products. The edition also includes articles on aseptic containment, legal advice on licensing negotiations and an In-Depth Focus article from near-infrared spectroscopy pioneer Emil Ciurczak.
Included in this issue:
- REGULATORY INSIGHT
Compulsory licenses in Germany: a tool for licensing negotiations?
Christof Höhne, Partner at EIP - BREXIT
Preparing for a no-deal Brexit
Nikki Withers speaks to the European Medicines Agency - MASS SPECTROMETRY
Identification of peptides and proteins in suspected illegal medicinal products using MALDI-TOF-MS
Henrik Lodén, Torgny Rundlöf and Ahmad Amini, Swedish Medical Products Agency - BLOCKCHAIN
The potential of blockchain in a regulatory environment
Nikki Withers speaks to Bob Celeste, founder of the Centre for Supply Chain Studies - NIR
Near-infrared spectroscopy in a bypass system
Christian Huck, Leopold-Franzens University - SINGLE USE
Partnerships and incorporation: paving the way to a bright future for single-use bioprocessing
Swamini Kulkarni, Allied Market Research - PACKAGING
Pharmaceutical packaging: child resistant, easy opening, sustainable
Stephen Wilkins, Chairman, Child Safe Packaging Group
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Related topics
Blockchain, Brexit, Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIR), Packaging, Regulation & Legislation, Single Use