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Hervé Gressard

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Digitalization of QbD Risk Assessments

Quality-by-design risk assessment workflows can be laborious and have limited capacity to connect with vast volumes of prior knowledge generated by organizations. Their digital transformation can improve efficiency, reduce human errors, and facilitate integration within a much broader digital ecosystem.





Hari Narayanan

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Advancing Enzyme Analysis Through Automation

Persistent bottlenecks in biocatalyst development can be alleviated through fully automated enzyme analysis.


Emma Palmer Foster

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Perfecting the Pitch: Learning to Attract Investor Funding

Start-ups are plagued with common issues that dramatically decrease their odds of achieving investor funding.


Simone Cossari

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Implementing Data Integrity Compliance in a GLP Test Facility

Consider how to apply ALCOA+ to a building management system in non-clinical laboratories.


Jon Wear

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Is Pharma Doing Enough To reduce The Environmental Impact Of packaging?

Generally, the pharma industry isn't doing enough to reduce the environmental impact of its packaging materials, but there are various historic reasons for this.


Surendra Nimesh

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Perspectives and Challenges of Nanomedicine in Gene Silencing

Advances in nanomedicine have provided several potential candidates for safe and effective delivery of siRNA.


Mary Kay Bates

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Designing Incubators for Cell Therapy Manufacturing

Controlling conditions and preventing contamination are crucial for cell growth.


Pharmaceutical Commerce Editors

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PharmaLex furthers its clinical and regulatory reach

Merger with Phlexglobal expands provider’s technological capabilities.


Aarti Patel

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Enabling the Virtual Human Through Physiologically-based Pharmacokinetic Modeling

Basic principles of physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling and its impact in streamlining the drug development process are reviewed.


Aaron M. Robitaille

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Advancing Detection of Unknown Impurities

Having intelligent analytical tools can advance the detection of unknown impurities, which is important for ensuring small-molecule ingredient purity.


Julie Lippke

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A Harmonized Approach to Performing a Risk-Based Audit Trail Review

The IQ Working Group has defined a pragmatic risk-based approach to audit trail review, where it is only required for high impact GxP data.


Jeong Jin-hyeok

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Aseptic Processes Safeguard Biologics

Aseptic techniques must be practiced throughout all stages of biologics production.


Roger Dabbah

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A Guide That Perplexes

Despite its flaws, a recent release fills a need for books about pharmaceutical project management.


Amin Ziaie

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Shining a Light on the Long Shadow of Subjectivity in Quality Risk Management

This article explores the emergence of subjectivity in ICH Q9 (R1).


Gary Walz 

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Data sharing more efficient with purpose-built LIMS

A laboratory information system (LIMS) is a key tool in facilitating communication between a pharmaceutical company and its outsourcing partners; however, most LIMS require extensive customisation before they can be used in the pharmaceutical industry.


August Bioservices

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Rare Ability: US-Based CDMO Has Available Fill/Finish Capacity, Development & Testing

Discovery the industry's best kept secret...a fast-growing, end-to-end CDMO service provider in Nashville, TN that offers development, testing, and fill/finish cGMP manufacturing for sterile injectable and topical products – all under one roof. Whether your drug product is liquid or lyo, aseptically filled or requires terminal sterilization, the August Bio team brings to bear more than two decades of drug development and launch expertise. Supporting projects from preclinical to clinical to commercialization and with new multiple high-speed filling lines (vials, syringes, IV bags), August Bio also offers the rarest of CDMO attributes today - immediate, available capacity.


Larry E. Weaner

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Process Patent Protection: Characterizing Synthetic Pathways by Stable-Isotopic Measurements

The authors describe the methods by which precise analyses of stable-isotopic abundances can be used in security and forensic applications for pharmaceutical materials. These methods include product and process authentication of raw materials, pharmaceutical intermediates, drug substances, formulated drug products, and synthetic pathways. Collectively, these methods can be used to investigate and mitigate patent infringement. In the future, more complete examples will be presented containing full isotopic results and the application of the methods described in this article.


Stefan Verseck

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Industrial Applications of Whole-Cell Biocatalysis

Recombinant microbial whole-cell biocatalysis is a valuable approach for producing enantiomerically pure intermediates. The authors examine several groups of enzymes using this approach: dehydrogenases, hydantoinases, and acylases.


Michael Passow

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EPCAM: A Strategy to Enable Manufacturing-Process Control Transformation

Enterprise process control and management (EPCAM) is a new strategy for healthcare manufacturers based on recent process-control breakthroughs in the electronics industry.


Rosa Maria Badani Prado

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Evaluating the Impact of Fatty Alcohols on Permeation of Clotrimazole from Topical Creams

Study results indicate that fatty alcohols may plausibly enhance the skin permeation of clotrimazole.


K. Sreedhara Ranganath Pai

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Application of the Risk Evaluation Matrix as per USP <665> and <1665> for Evaluation of Leachables Risk from Single-Use Components Used in Biomanufacturing

Determining E&L risk from single-use components can be used to build the level of extractable profiling and PERLs.


Inna Miroshnyk

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Capturing The Advantages Of Co-Crystals

How can crystal engineering and pharma sciences be combined to enhance the clinical performance of drugs?


Pradip Hiwale

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Variables Affecting Reconstitution Time of Dry Powder for Injection

The authors describe the factors affecting reconstitution time of dry powder for injection and classifies them as intrinsic and extrinsic parameters.


Piramal Pharma Solutions

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At DCAT With Piramal Pharma Solutions

Peter DeYoung, CEO, Piramal Pharma Solutions, talks about recent company achievements and key offerings, as well as current industry trends.


Scott Sutton

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Is Real-Time Release Through PAT Compatible with the Ideal of "Science-Based Regulation?"

The role of micro-biological testing in real-time release is too important to ignore.


Limuel Sagadraca

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EPCAM: A Strategy to Enable Manufacturing-Process Control Transformation

Enterprise process control and management (EPCAM) is a new strategy for healthcare manufacturers based on recent process-control breakthroughs in the electronics industry.


Julie Vickers

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Overcoming Engineering Challenges to Enable Commercial Scale mRNA Vaccine Manufacturing

This article provides an overview of solutions to address key challenges facing vaccine developers or CDMOs wishing to build their own commercial-scale mRNA production facilities.