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Articles by Robert Noack

Robert Noack


Robert Noack is a senior principal scientist at Pfizer.

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Trends and Innovations in Continuous Coating
January 25, 2008

The technique of continuous coating has undergone great change since it was introduced to the pharmaceutical industry more than a decade ago, and its benefits have multiplied.

Enhancement of Xcelodose Capsule-Filling Capabilities Using Roller Compaction
February 2, 2006

Using a novel automated microfilling system, the authors demonstrate that roller compaction followed by milling is a viable preprocessing technique for high-dose chemical-in-capsule dosage forms. The process results in higher bulk and tapped densities for drug substances compared with milling alone.

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