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Whitepaper: Solubility: Importance, measurements and applications
The solubility of a compound in organic solvents or water is equally important for screen design and later for process development.
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Annex 1 Revisions: Let’s talk TOC and conductivity requirements for pharmaceutical water systems
22 January 2019 | By SUEZ
Register for our latest webinar on the proposed Annex 1 revision on pharmaceutical water to prepare for future compliance...
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Tailor-made excipients, developed the Kolb way
Standard excipients can be sourced from various suppliers, but what if you need to customise an excipient to suit your needs?
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Expert View: Raman imaging and spectral database management for pharmaceutics
Sophisticated hardware and software offer speed and precision. Pharmaceutical development often involves samples in solution or on transparent substrates. For these applications, confocal Raman imaging using an inverted beam path is an especially versatile and powerful investigative method.
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Expert View: What ADC evolution means for manufacturing
The evolution of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) is a spectacular example of how global research can sculpt a new technology. Years of molecular and cell biology, conjugation chemistry and immunology progress has enabled a cytotoxic agent paired with a tumour-specifi c antibody to become mainstream cancer therapy.1 Today, advances continue, explains…
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CPC – Ideal for your natural product purification
Centrifugal partition chromatography (CPC) is a silica-free method, using two immiscible liquids as stationary and mobile phases...
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Application Note: The future of water is clear
Taking advantage of technology developed in recent years, MECO announces smartANALYTICS™ as a means of connecting its water purification machines and systems with big data analytics and in-house expertise.
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Application Note: Focus on the fundamentals
Fundamentals. The drab cousins of the headline grabbers like AI or Pharma 4.0. But focusing on them can be the investment that offers the most long-term rewards for companies in terms of risk mitigation, cost reduction and improved overall agility. In pharmaceutical packaging and labelling, the key fundamental is the…
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Application Note: Quality manufacturing solution – interfacing with third-party systems
Most organisations that are looking to implement a new LIMS or replace an aging one have a significant investment in a number of information systems.
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Whitepaper: Are you facing a complexity crisis?
I spend a lot of time in bland hotels and rarely remember any of them… except one. This particular hotel will, forever, remain etched on my mind because of the complexity of its toilets.
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Whitepaper: The importance of data integrity in current regulation
With the advent of new technology, data integrity−meaning data that is accurate, complete and repeatable−is even more essential to a product's quality and public safety.
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Whitepaper: Big Data in pharmaceuticals – big opportunities or big challenges or both?
Big data covers every facet of our working life. Every aspect of pharmaceutical research and development involves the generation of huge quantities of data, with the expectation that we can turn this information rapidly into useful knowledge, which in turn can be used to make ‘data-driven’ decisions to better understand…
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‘Record year for pharma packaging and drug delivery innovation’ says Pharmapack
In an all-time record year for FDA approvals (48 so far in 2018), Pharmapack Europe reports that innovation is also accelerating across the drug delivery and packaging industries...
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CPhI report forecasts India to have strongest global growth in 2019
CPhI & P-MEC India opens as report ranks India the world’s fastest improving pharma market and first for ‘growth potential’ for 2019...
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PET tracer able to image tau in Alzheimer’s disease patients
Research into detecting tau proteins in the brains of Alzheimer's patients has shown that a specific tracer could detect and measure the protein levels...
