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Articles by R. Christian Moreton

Toward Expanding Understanding

A revised book on process analytical technology could be valuable to novices and experts.
Mar 2, 2011

A revised book on process analytical technology could be valuable to novices and experts.

Flexible Approaches to Accommodate Excipient Variability Using the Principles of QbD

The authors review new regulatory expectations and describe potential approaches to accommodate excipient variability. This article is part of PharmTech's supplement "Solid Dosage and Excipients 2010."
May 1, 2010

The authors review new regulatory expectations and describe potential approaches to accommodate excipient variability. This article is part of PharmTech's supplement "Solid Dosage and Excipients 2010."

The Continuing Story of Nanoparticles

A book illustrates the potential for nanoparticulate drug delivery, and how much about them remains to be understood.
Nov 2, 2007

A book illustrates the potential for nanoparticulate drug delivery, and how much about them remains to be understood.

Manufacturing One Trend at a Time

Change is inevitable, as is contract manufacturing. But which companies will survive the drifts?
Oct 2, 2007

Change is inevitable, as is contract manufacturing. But which companies will survive the drifts?

Functionality and Performance of Excipients

Oct 1, 2006

This article provides an overview of functionality, functionality-related characteristics, and excipients performance.

Excipient Functionality

May 2, 2004

The author suggests that an excipient's functionality can only be determined in the context of a specific formulation and manufacturing process.

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