Alcami Adds Solid-State Characterization Capabilities to North Carolina Laboratory

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The dedicated solid-state research and development suite is designed to promote discovery of novel polymorph, salt, and cocrystal forms.

Alcami, a US-based pharmaceutical contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), announced the addition of a 12,000 ft² solid-state characterization laboratory to its Morrisville, NC laboratory on Sept. 22, 2022. According to a company press release, the expanded laboratory is designed to increase the company’s NC footprint and complement the company’s existing sterile and oral solid drug product development, manufacturing, and analytical capabilities for products in all phases of development.

"We look forward to supporting our clients in the discovery of novel polymorph, salt, and cocrystal forms and in the development of robust crystallization and formulation processes," said Elliott Franco, vice-president, Laboratory Operations, Alcami, in the press release. "We have the technical expertise and technologies to provide our clients with a seamless transition from initial characterization through [good manufacturing practice] manufacturing and analytical release.”

Source: Alcami

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