INSIGHTS ON CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS

• Co₂ Incubator: Guide To Proper Use And Preventive Maintenance

  This guide will help lab managers understand risks and best practices as they develop training for CO2 incubator users and establish a preventive maintenance program and setup criteria.

• Chromatography Scale-up: Don’t Get Tied Down By Bed Height

  When scaling, you can make better use of existing chromatography columns while avoiding overcapacity. Try this alternative approach to achieve a constant residence time.

• How Can Your Biomanufacturing Facility Benefit From Process Automation?

  With today’s complex manufacturing systems and processes, can a manufacturer afford to not have a centralized automation platform?

• Staying Flexible In Biomanufacturing

  The concept of optionality is key to staying flexible in biomanufacturing by keeping your options open and having multiple pathways to take while navigating through this highly uncertain environment. 

• Evaluating The Economics Of Today’s Biomanufacturing Strategies: Can You Afford The Cost Of Failure?

  Prior to making critical decisions about its strategy, a small biotech company completed an economic evaluation of different manufacturing options to ensure it was selecting the one that best fit its drug development needs. 

• Dancing In The Bioprocessing Ballroom: Voices Of Experience

  Single-use technology is well-established and made its way into commercial licensed facilities, but there is more innovation in this field which will enhance its versatility into new markets and technologies.

• 10 Considerations For Balance Stability

  Stability of your weighing balance is paramount when it comes to collecting reliable data. Depending on the problem, taking obvious action for a seemingly obvious solution may not result in success.

• Flow And Gradient Accuracy Are Key To Scale Up And Speed To Market

  Accurate flow is important in chromatography. In this application note, flow accuracy was investigated at a combination of different backpressures, flow rates, temperatures, and liquid viscosities.

• Managing Risks With Potent Pharmaceutical Products

  Managing the risks associated with potent compounds requires a knowledgeable team as well as the design and implementation of an effective safety program.