Analytics

Gentronix has expanded it lab facilities and increased capacity for genetic, ocular, and skin toxicology testing.

Thermo Fisher Scientific showcases its new mass spectrometry and chromatography solutions at the ASMS Conference on Oct. 31–Nov. 4, 2021.

The increased flow of data from laboratory studies requires a data management strategy to optimize study success.

Part two of this article series shows how traditional statistical process control rules can be relaxed or adjusted to allow charting and evaluation of real-life data of pharmaceutical processes with a reduced number of false alarms.

Automatic visual inspection machines and artificial intelligence highlight inspection deficits for parenteral containers and units.

Different methods give different answers when calculating limits for impurities. The prediction interval method may be the best option.

MilliporeSigma’s newly launched Millicell DCI Digital Cell Imager quickly and objectively assesses common cell culture parameters and growth trends for more consistent cell cultures.

SGS’s new Antwerp, Belgium, clinical research site will house both clinical trial patients and good manufacturing practice drug manufacturing, and its Glasgow, UK, biosafety testing site now has increased testing capacity.

The ever-increasing interest in photochemistry has inspired the development of innovative, modular flow photochemistry reactors.

SGS is investing in a new E&L lab in Navi Mumbai, India, that will provide testing services.

AION Labs will be a first-of-its-kind AI/pharma and computational biology innovation lab aimed at spearheading the adoption of AI technologies and computational science.

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

The expansion to SGS’s Poitiers facility in France is expected to improve the company’s drug development capabilities.

Although stability testing programs for small-molecule drugs and biologics are often perceived as similar, stability programs for biologics are far more complex.

In September, Codex DNA released a full-length synthetic genome for the SARS-CoV-2 delta variant, which may accelerate discovery and development of diagnostics and treatments for COVID-19.

The new LabVantage Enterprise SaaS adds full configurability and custom interfacing capabilities.

Gyros’ new titer kit identifies adeno-associated virus serotype 9 in vector-based cell and gene therapy manufacturing.

USP is publishing the analytics-focused chapter, which considers validation activities, in advance of the official publication.

CuriRx’s CuriLytics platform is a mass spectrometry instrument that will support complex biotherapeutics development.

KSL Biomedical announced their expansion into Canada with the acquisition of Pulse Scientific and the incorporation of KSL Biomedical Canada.

A simplified process flow with associated definitions for pharmaceutical sampling and testing is proposed.

Inconsistent sampling and testing processes can lead to errors, resulting in data integrity issues and potentially incorrect decisions about pharmaceutical quality.

Vector Laboratories has completed a $124 million cash buyout backed by Thompson Street Capital Partners and will begin an acquisition strategy to expand protein detection capabilities.

The US government has granted Thermo Fisher Scientific a $192.5 million contract that the company will use to expand domestic manufacturing for pipette tips.

The potential for okra gum as a polymer candidate for new oral drug formulations was evaluated.

Intelligent analytical tools detect impurities to help ensure the quality of small-molecule drug ingredients.

Element’s acquisition of Impact Analytical expands their life sciences footprint in North America.

The pH effect encountered with oral oncology medication can be overcome with amorphous solid dispersions.

It is important to use correct organization and appropriate methods for demonstrating biosimilar comparability to support regulatory filings.

The University of Southern California and Amgen have teamed up to provide researchers access to two of Thermo Fisher Scientific’s cryo-EM instruments.