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By Wai Wong, Pharmatech Associates
Infusing risk management is essential to an organization, especially in terms of facility, utility, and equipment qualification. Although qualification is usually the last step before moving to process characterization and validation, integrating a risk management approach is an effective way to ensure qualification activities are focusing on what matters most — that equipment performs as expected.
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A conversation with John Wilkes (AstraZeneca), Clifford Berry (Takeda), Amy D. Wilson, Ph.D., (Biogen), and Jim Morris (NSF Health Sciences)
Human performance improvement requires special focus and deliberate action by management to move from an old construct of investigating error as a human failure to an new construct where error is a symptom of a problem to be understood, linked to the context in which the error took place, and it is the starting point of the investigation, not its conclusion.
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Article
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By Tristan Wilkins and Jeffrey Robinson,
Lonza Pharma & Biotech
Meeting the needs of the modern biomanufacturing landscape requires a combination of technology and digital solutions working together to effectively and efficiently meet your goals.
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Article
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By Sridhar Krishnan,
Pharmaceutics International
There are no shortcuts to growing capacity that delivers results faster, and maintaining it is difficult. The key ingredient in growing enterprise value is sustainability. Learn how, by applying the principle of sustainability using its four dimensions, finite resources are more wisely used with extraordinary results, lead time from concept to commercialization is greatly improved, and patients receive better medications faster.
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Article
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By Frederic Baudry and James Faust,
FAREVA
Pharmaceutical companies need CDMO partners that provide solutions at fair value. This CMO has a long history of investing in new technologies with innovators to help their customers achieve their goals, and one recent example is the construction of a new Hastelloy spray-drying unit.
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Article
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By Chantale G. Robles,
Grifols Recombinant Protein CDMO Services
The result of regulatory compliance with quality standards is binary, but the processes employed to get there don't need to be rigid, inefficient, and expensive. Learn how innovation drives efficiencies.
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Article
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By Cheryl Abernathy and Bryan Sasbon,
Ropack Pharma Solutions
Using quality risk management (QRM) gives a company the ability to maintain compliance while also identifying product issues that could be harmful to the consumers, some being susceptible patients.
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Article
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By Andy Goll,
Weiler Engineering, Inc.
Despite the benefits of blow/fill/seal (B/F/S) over glass, some pharmaceutical companies refuse to make the switch because of several objections.
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Article
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By Shantanu Sonparote,
AbbVie
The limited solubility of many modern drugs frequently translates to low bioavailability, making improved solubility a primary goal of oral dosage formulation development. Low aqueous solubility can be combated through preparation of an amorphous solid dispersion (ASD). This article explores spray drying and hot melt extrusion (HME), which are among the most widely applied technologies for producing ASDs.
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Article
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By Tony Hsiao, Ph.D.,
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Key considerations need to be made when selecting a single-use technology (SUT) supplier to ensure your choice best meets your needs and allows you to scale to your target operation sizes.
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White Paper
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By Frédéric Dietrich, Dietrich Engineering Consultants
Powder handling plays a major role in the design and the operation of an API facility and can often become the “bottleneck” of the plant. The constantly increasing toxicity and reactivity of products in recent years, as well as the ever more demanding production standards with regard to quality, have made closed powder handling an unavoidable factor as manual handling has become obsolete. Selecting a suitable technology has become vital for the development of a project since it can largely influence the entire design.
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White Paper
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By Oliver Stauffer,
PTI Packaging and Inspection Systems
The dye ingress test method continues to be a widely used test method for container closure integrity (CCI) within the pharmaceutical industry. Even with recent research attempting to support its use, this paper explains why the dye ingress test method is not a suitable approach.
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Application Note
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By Dr. Induka Abeysena, Genevac,
SP Scientific Products
An emerging modality of therapeutics called PROteolysis TArgeting Chimeras (PROTACs) could enable the design of new drugs targeting “undruggable” proteins, which comprise up to 85% of the proteome. This article introduces PROTACs and the benefits they can offer to the drug discovery field, and then discusses how the issues with their synthesis can be overcome.
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Article
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Automated Systems of Tacoma, Inc.
Next-generation drug products are more targeted and patient-specific by nature, causing batch sizes to be much smaller. This paradigm shift paves the way for more flexible manufacturing solutions.
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White Paper
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Natoli Engineering Company, Inc.
A significant concern in tablet manufacturing is speed-to-market. Moving too quickly, however, may cause delayed production, lost product, and missed deadlines. To reduce potential headaches, companies are embracing the principles of quality by design (QbD) and utilizing automated data gathering and tablet analysis during research and development. This allows organizations to reduce product development and delivery stress and loss.
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White Paper
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Anton Paar USA
Light scattering is deflection of a light beam from its path by irregularities in a medium. To obtain measurement methods based on light scattering, the instrument records the deflected light, which contains a large amount of information on the particles that have scattered it. This white paper focuses on the means necessary to record and translate this detected light into the different physical properties of the particles.
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White Paper
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Flow Sciences Inc.
The potency and effectiveness of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) are dependent upon engineered nanoparticles (ENPs), but little is known about the environmental and human health hazards posed by ENPs.
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White Paper
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Meissner Filtration Products
Tubing is arguably one of the earliest components in pharma to be associated with single-use technology. This paper espouses active risk mitigation and cleaner materials in single-use tubing applications.
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White Paper
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IDBS
How an integrated pharmaceutical development platform can meet the needs of both analytical development and QC teams through shorter turnaround times, fewer repeats, and higher quality.
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Application Note
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Micromeritics Instrument Corporation
Processing powder blends can present several challenges: component powders may be poorly flowing in the process, the blends may be susceptible to segregation, or the formation of agglomerates may affect homogeneity. It is essential to identify powder properties that can be applied to characterize dry granulates in a relevant way and to optimize dry granulation processes. This application note investigates how process parameters influenced the properties of the dry granulate of a placebo formulation.
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Case Study
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AES Clean Technology, Inc.
A GMP manufacturing suite was developed that included a custom-designed and constructed clinical manufacturing cleanroom core for producing PENN Medicine's cell and gene therapy candidates.
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Case Study
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Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection
At Lilly Deutschland GmbH, particular emphasis is placed on safety and quality, as physicians and patients need to be able to rely on the effectiveness and safety of medicines. Due to the increasing number of counterfeit products in the pharmaceuticals market, Eli Lilly was looking for a precise and reliable serialization solution that would enable the company to continue guaranteeing the traceability and, thereby, the safety of its pharmaceutical products.
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ebook
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Perfusion is a process that keeps cells in a bioreactor while continuously exchanging culture medium. This ebook explains perfusion, its advantages, and the different types of perfusion available.
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Webinar
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ILC Dover
This webinar focuses on applications where flexible isolators have been used, including containment assessments to confirm performance and ergonomic benefits.
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Webinar
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Dassault Systèmes Americas
Antibodies have become prominent therapeutic agents, but they are costly to develop. Existing approaches to predict developability depend on structure, which requires extensive laboratory or computational work to obtain. To address this issue, we developed a machine learning model to predict developability from sequence alone by extracting physicochemical and learned embedding features.
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BD Medical - Pharmaceutical Systems
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West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.
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Pfizer CentreOne Contract Manufacturing
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Asahi Kasei Bioprocess America, Inc.
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A Review Of Recent Excipient, Formulation, And Process Innovations For Immediate Release Dosage Forms
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Webinar
December 1, 2020 | 10:00 a.m. EST
In this webinar, Evonik’s speakers will review options to develop immediate release formulations including coated minitablets and taste-masked dry syrup. The webinar will also review the use of ready-to-use immediate release powder blends to not only generate application outcomes — including swallowability enhancement, taste masking, and improved glossiness — but to also substantially reduce processing time and cost.
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