Managing water systems with AI and proactive service
January 5th 2023Learn how the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and proactive service helps resolve potential production problems before they occur. This ensures reliable water quality, maximizes uptime, and improves overall production costs.
Regulatory Considerations for Cell & Gene Therapies
December 6th 2022The first segment of this five-part PPD Tech Talk series on A CMC Roadmap for Cell and Gene Therapies, Katherine Hanson, Ph.D., associate director at PPD Laboratory services, GMP Lab, discusses regulatory considerations for cell and gene therapies.
Accelerating Clinical Trials and Reducing Human Error through Innovative Data Solutions
November 28th 2022This is the final segment of this three-part PPD Tech Talk series on Improving Clinical Trials with Innovative Data Solutions featuring experts John Maier and Renay Perry of PPD®, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific.
The Benefits of Tailored API Nanoparticles Webinar
November 8th 2022Learn about the benefits of tailored active pharmaceutical ingredient [API] nanoparticles in this webinar with Christopher P. Worrall, Ph.D. This presentation looks at how API nanoparticles enable patient-centric therapies and benefit many dosage forms, as well as how industry collaborations drive novel drug delivery approaches.
Behind CURIS System: A Gaseous Biodecontamination Solutions Provider
July 7th 2022CURIS® provides portable and fixed decontamination systems. CURIS® has revolutionized the biodecontamination world with efficacious hybrid hydrogen peroxide decontamination, which delivers a mix of vapor and micro-aerosols to each space at precisely calibrated intervals. Recent challenges in staffing for Life Sciences inspired CURIS® to help labs save time and money by creating a single system that completes multiple decontamination tasks in virtually any space, including as an integrated system for on-demand biodecontamination.
Energy Markets Volatility: The Rocky Road to Net Zero
June 6th 2022According to the International Energy Agency, COVID-19 initially lead to a “staggering” decline in energy demand and depressed energy prices. Less than two years later, we are now faced with the cost of energy at an all-time high. Rapidly growing demand and, more recently, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, are driving energy prices to unprecedented highs and challenging security of supply. It is against this backdrop of uncertainty that we are simultaneously attempting to avert climate disaster through how we generate, store, use and manage energy. Should renewable or net zero carbon targets be postponed or is this all part of the rocky road to net zero?