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Pharmaceutical Technology Europe, Dec 1, 2011
Editor's Comment
It’s déjà vu all over again
By Rich Whitworth
Where does the time go? It is very hard for me to believe that I am already writing for the final issue of the year, looking back over 2011 and planning for 2012.
Special Feature
Avoiding Contamination Risks in Aseptic Processes
By Benoit Verjans
Contamination is almost always related to human error and there is a clear drive to reduce human implications in aseptic operations. This can be achieved in multiple ways.
The Impact Of Single-Use Systems
By Jerold Martin
Jerold Martin, senior vice president global technical affairs, at Pall Life Sciences, explains the importance and impact of single-use systems in sterile environments.
Contamination: Invisible And Airborne
By Mark Dalziel
Millions of pounds worth of products are at risk if contamination occurs in a cleanroom environment. According to an independent consultant (Cleanroom Management Associates Inc) for our company, contamination from personnel and equipment, such as wheeled carts and tanks, is a major concern in cleanrooms and controlled environments.
Choosing Cleanroom Clothing
By Jaime Cassar
PTE quizzes Jaime Cassar, cleanroom category manager at Kimberly-Clark Professional Europe, about the importance of sterile garments for cleanroom environments.
Changing Demand For Modular Cleanrooms
By Sean Fryers
A modular cleanroom construction is typically a freestanding, solid and robust structure that is suitable for use within an existing cleanroom, laboratory, manufacturing area or warehouse.
Employment Survey
The Employment Outlook Brightens
The results from our employment survey are in.
Industry Insider
Impact of Ageing
By Nathan Jessop
Despite the fact that Europe's population is ageing rapidly, the region is astonishingly still underprepared for dealing with the health-related effect of this demographic trend.
Peer-Reviewed Research
The Development of a Floating Drug-Delivery System for Metronidazole
The authors developed a metronidazole-based floating drug-delivery system to investigate the effect of rate-controlling polymers on release pattern and duration of buoyancy in matrix tablets.
News
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By Stephanie Sutton
Will Sanofi be top in 2012?

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