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Bioprocessing and manufacturing events bioLIVE and BioProduction Congress will take place as one event adjacent to CPhI Worldwide in Frankfurt, Germany, on November 5–7, 2019.

Irish manufacturer of generic medicines for both human and animal health, Chanelle Pharma, has been named as Pharma Industry Company of the Year 2018.

A new report from the Fraser of Allander Institute (FAI) at the University of Strathclyde has shown that the Scottish pharmaceutical industry is 'booming'.

A London-based pharmaceutical company has been charged with offences relating to the nature and quality of medicinal product used for parenteral nutrition in babies.

Copley Scientific-a manufacturer and provider of test instrumentations for pharmaceutical dosage forms-has officially opened its newly expanded headquarters in Colwick, United Kingdom.

Cytek Biosciences’ Northern Lights series of advanced flow cytometry systems brings reagent and application flexibility to more labs while enhancing performance.

GiroNEX’s precision powder dispensing technology is expected to enable a new range of automated “dispense and weigh” systems for use in R&D and other lab-based applications.

Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Savant SpeedVac systems now offer preset and custom-made programs for improved application flexibility.

The company received FDA approval for Hyrimoz (adalimumab-adaz), its biosimilar referencing AbbVie’s blockbuster Humira (adalimumab).

Building up relevant expertise in-house will make writing spec sheets for software easier, according to Siegfried Schmitt, principal consultant at PAREXEL.

Survey results and record attendance show positive signs for various bio/pharma regions.

The latest Manufacturing Barometer report, published by SWMAS, indicates concern over Brexit by UK manufacturers and an anticipation of lower business growth over the next six months.

Thermo Fisher Scientific has entered into a collaboration with Symphogen to deliver validated, platform workflows for simplified characterisation and quality monitoring of complex therapeutic proteins.

This new partnership provides access to Distributed Bio’s antibody discovery platforms.

The company has broken ground on the construction of a new laboratory space.

he acquisition expands the company’s formulation and analytical R&D services.

The company introduced a new approach to chemical imaging that provides enhanced clarity.

New data highlights ability of the SQZ cell therapy platform to preserve cellular functions.

… Brexit may be a bumpy ride. Here, the new European editor of the PharmTech Group, Felicity Thomas, discusses Brexit and its implications for the pharma industry.

A project funded by BioProNET will investigate optimization for bioprocessing of gene therapy vectors using hydrodynamic fluid flow fields.

A statement from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and Deputy Commissioner Anna Abram detailed FDA’s new plan to advance plant and animal biotechnology innovation.

The company has expanded its operations in the United States with the opening of a new 45,000-ft2, early-phase formulation and manufacturing facility located in Garnet Valley, PA.

The acquisition will allow Lonza to further develop technology for scalable autologous cell-therapy manufacturing.

The companies announced the European launch of Imraldi (adalimumab), a biosimilar referencing AbbVie’s blockbuster Humira (adalimumab).

Mylan announced the launch of its biosimilar to AbbVie’s Humira across major European markets.

The latest CPhI Worldwide survey results have revealed a promising outlook for the global pharma economies.

Idifarma, a contract development and manufacturing organisation (CDMO), based in Spain, has announced the commencement of the seventh project with Palobiofarma-a Spanish biotechnology company.

A new proposal aims to reduce reimbursement for medicines administered to seniors under the Part B benefit to an amount pegged to the average price paid in foreign industrial nations.

AbbVie will assume full development and commercial responsibility for its collaboration with Galapagos to discover and develop new therapies to treat cystic fibrosis (CF).

Research from Massachusetts Institute of Technology suggests that small chips could replace standard lab-scale spectrometry equipment for many applications.