Coldstream Laboratories Names Head of Formulation Development
Coldstream Laboratories names director of formulation development.
Coldstream Laboratories, a provider of sterile drug product development and manufacturing services, has named Adrian Raiche, PhD, as director of formulation development. In this position, Raiche will head the formulation development group at Coldstream and will oversee teams focusing on process and product development, lyophilization, and scale-up activities for manufacturing in the company’s sterile manufacturing facility.
Raiche has experience in several aspects of pharmaceutical development, including lyophilization and potent compound handling. Most recently, he served as manager of pharmaceutical development at Summit Biosciences contributing to formulation, analytical, and process development of nasal-spray products. Prior experience includes tenures at SiO2 Medical Products, Brookwood Pharmaceuticals, and Bausch and Lomb.
Source: Coldstream Laboratories
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