January 21st 2025
The company will be featuring its sustainable packaging solutions at the event in Paris on Jan. 22–23, 2025.
The evolution of therapeutic modalities drives the adoption of single-use technologies.
Scale Up of a Granulation Phenomenon
October 2nd 2005Although agitation improves drying efficiency and ensures uniformity of the final dry material, it can also affect the physical properties of the product as it dries. This study evaluates the effect of scale up and equipment selection on an active ingredient undergoing granulation during the drying process.
In-Process Control Methods for the Manufacture of APIs
October 1st 2005In-process methods are key components of quality control in a chemical manufacturing plant. These methods ensure that a production reaction step conducted by trained operators within the entire validated process will produce a quality chemical entity in the expected yields. The presence of impurities and related compounds (derived from the reaction or secondary reactions) is a critical parameter that determines a synthetic material's quality.
Braille packaging & European generics growth
October 1st 2005Adding Braille to pharmaceutical packaging should be less of a challenge with the use of Esko-Graphics' Scope solution. EC Directive 2004/27/CE requires Braille labelling and information to be provided with pharmaceutical products for human use, and companies are scrambling to implement this by 31 October.
Pharmaceutical Dust Extraction and Vacuum Cleaning
October 1st 2005Dust extraction and centralized vacuum cleaning systems vary in their design, performance and costs. Different companies have different approaches to their design, however, there are some basic rules that must be followed if these systems are going to be immediately effective and avoid future problems.
Artificial Distinctions: Protein A Mimetic Ligands for Bioprocess Separations
September 2nd 2005Rapidly increasing cell-culture yields have thrown an increasing burden on downstream processes just as price pressures are pushing process developers to look for economies in every purification protocol. The time-honored, effective, and expensive war-horse, Protein A, is beginning to feel some competition from small-molecule mimetics.
Clean Rooms and Air Handling Systems — Design for Compliance
September 1st 2005This article provides an overview of the important factors associated with air handling systems within pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical facilities. It provides information on the need for these systems, design considerations and advice on the approach to commissioning and qualification.
Planning and Designing a Pharmaceutical Facility: A Process Designer's View
September 1st 2005Planning manufacturing capacity in the pharmaceutical industry is not for the faint-hearted. How can process designers help their clients to overcome some of the problems they face when planning to introduce new capacity? This article sets out to explain some of the techniques that are being employed in the early stages of project development.