Authors


Eugeny Kudryashov

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An Alternative Spectroscopy Technique for Biopharmaceutical Applications

Spectroscopy using light is a familiar technique and the electromagnetic spectrum from UV to IR is routinely employed. This article looks at the advantages and applications of spectroscopy using sound waves, with special reference to pharmaceutical research.




David H. Paul

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Electrodeionization in Pharmaceutical Water Treatment

Electrodeionization units can reduce or eliminate the cost and hazards associated with traditional technologies for producing water intended for use in final drug dosage forms.


Kevin Murphy

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Patents and Postapproval Batch Testing

Can postapproval FDA filings immunize pharma companies from patent lawsuits?


Paul Newton, PhD

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Choosing a Contract Research Organization for Analytical Testing

Selection of a contract research organization is a decision that encompasses many key factors. In this article, the author discusses various considerations that surface when selecting and working with a CRO and provides tips for establishing a beneficial relationship.



Sanjay Garg M Pharm, PhD

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Recent Advances in Semisolid Dosage Forms for Dermatological Application

Semisolid dosage forms are advantageous in terms of their easy application, rapid formulation, and ability to topically deliver a wide variety of drug molecules.


Ozge At?lgan-Karakulak

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Turkey Increases R&D Incentives

Last year, the Turkish Government unveiled plans to position the country in the top 10 most-preferred locations for R&D investment in the pharmaceutical sector by 2023. This article provides an overview of the incentives introduced under the Technopolis Law and the R&D Act.




Tugce Avc?sert Gecgil

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Turkey Increases R&D Incentives

Last year, the Turkish Government unveiled plans to position the country in the top 10 most-preferred locations for R&D investment in the pharmaceutical sector by 2023. This article provides an overview of the incentives introduced under the Technopolis Law and the R&D Act.


Kazem Nazari

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Through-Vial Impedance Spectroscopy: A New In-Line Process Analytical Technology for Freeze Drying

A new process analytical technology based on impedance spectroscopy has potential applications for characterizing product attributes during the freeze-drying process.




Ronald A. Rader

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Bioprocessing Facilities and FDA Inspection Problems

FDA inspections can create uncertainty. Supervision of the contract manufacturer is crucial in ensuring compliance.


Claire Scanlan

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Challenges and Strategies for the Downstream Purification and Formulation of Fab Antibody Fragments

Antibody fragments pose unique challenges in terms of recovery, purification, and formulation.


George Oulundsen

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Single-Use Redundant Filtration

The authors describe a new assembly for bulk and final drug product filling operations.


Q. Chan Li

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Part VII GMPs for Small Molecule Drugs in Early Development Workshop Summary

The authors explore and define common industry approaches and practices when applying GMPs in early development.


C. Richard Panico

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Are Project Management Services Right for You?

Project management services can help companies experience reduced time to market, less costly manufacturing processes, and more efficient information flow.


Antoinette Konski

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New Gene Patent Rules

The US Supreme Court's Myriad decision satisfied both patient groups and patent holders


Paul N. Schank

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E-Validation: A Method for Electronic Validation Protocol Generation, Approval, and Execution

An all-electronic validation can provide storage costs savings and ensured document legibility.


Anthony J. Sinskey

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Correlating Product Lifecycle and Manufacturing Site Characteristics with Critical-to-Quality Product Deviations

MIT survey results address product and site characteristics that statistically correlate with quality performance.


Dr D. Sreedhar

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Fixed-Dose Combinations

Fixed-dose combinations (FDCs) reduce the number of pills that must be taken, but they have also been a topic of concern, mainly because of the perceived potential for increased adverse events. PTE speaks with researchers to explore the benefits and concerns of FDCs.


Elizabeth Hewitt

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Evaluating Progress in Analytical Quality by Design

The authors present the results of a survey of small- and large-molecule pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies on implementation of Analytical quality by design concepts.


Z. Jane Li

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Early Development GMPs for Stability (Part IV)

IQ Consortium representatives explore and define common industry approaches and practices for applying GMPs in early development, with a focus on stability.


Shamsuddin Sultan Khan

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The Development of a Floating Drug-Delivery System for Metronidazole

The authors developed a metronidazole-based floating drug-delivery system to investigate the effect of rate-controlling polymers on release pattern and duration of buoyancy in matrix tablets.


Jeffrey T. Macher

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Correlating Product Lifecycle and Manufacturing Site Characteristics with Critical-to-Quality Product Deviations

MIT survey results address product and site characteristics that statistically correlate with quality performance.


Tony Mazzeo

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Early Development GMPs for Stability (Part IV)

IQ Consortium representatives explore and define common industry approaches and practices for applying GMPs in early development, with a focus on stability.


Fiona Greer

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Biosimilar Development: 10 Years On

With a number of branded biologics hanging at the patent cliff, the future looks promising for biosimilars.