Authors


Dan Rayner

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In a Digital Gold Rush, Data Integrity is Priceless

Data integrity is crucial in unlocking novel data-based insights.


Jubilant

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Selecting a CMO Partner for Sterile Injectable Manufacturing (Nov 2023)

Vetting a CMO for sterile injectable fill finish means more than capacity and equipment. This white paper from Jubilant HollisterStier discusses the range of factors to consider when outsourcing manufacturing for aseptically filled and terminally sterilized products.


FG Clean Wipes

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Reducing Risk With Innovative Surface Cleaning Systems

Sean Imlay, FG Clean Wipes, highlights the Saturix® Surface Cleaning System during INTERPHEX 2022. Watch this video to learn more about:



Eric Sanchez

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Reshoring Pharmaceutical Manufacturing to the US: Can We Do It?

Advanced manufacturing technologies are available, but challenges need to be addressed.


Divyangi Patel

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Development of Taste-Masked Oral Dispersible Tablets of Cefpodoxime Proxetil

This study aimed to develop a taste-masked drug resin complex using the ion exchange resin Kyron T-114.


Margaret Radford

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Understanding the Benefits of Harnessing Just in Time Manufacturing as a Supply Chain Solution for Managed Access Programs

Challenges that can prevent sponsors realizing the full potential of managed access programs can be overcome by embracing a just-in-time manufacturing strategy.


Anton Paar GmbH

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The Field Guide to Pharmaceutical Powder Characterization (July 2023)

If you want to learn more about the physical characterization of your pharmaceutical powders, download this free e-book. You will find real measurement data that has been collected from a range of characterization methods, including particle, surface area and pore size analysis, powder rheology, and X-ray diffraction. Deepening your understanding of bulk particle properties is just the first step to get more predictable formulations and optimized processes.


Adare Pharma Solutions

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3D Screen Printing: Enabling A New Generation of Complex Formulations

3D screen printing provides innovative drug development capabilities that are difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional methods, including complex multi-layered formulations, precision control over drug release profiles, and near-endless possibilities in the geometric shaping of dosage forms. In this article, learn how 3D screen printing offers unmatched flexibility to tailor formulations for specific therapeutic needs and redefines what’s possible in drug development and manufacturing.




Michele Duggan

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Navigating an Uncertain Regulatory Environment for mRNA-based Products

Regulations for mRNA products are evolving as the market for mRNA expands.


Brian Marquardt

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Raman Detects Pharma Processing Fingerprints

Raman spectroscopy delivers real time, non-destructive process insights for critical process parameters to monitor pharmaceutical manufacturing.


Michaela Doláková

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Rapid Sterility Methods for CAR T-cell Therapies

A combination of rapid sterility methods with the industry standard compendial method should ensure maximum safety.


Karen Whitaker

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Effective and Efficient Weighing of Potent Compounds

The advantages of using an automated powder dispensing system in a ventilated balance enclosure for efficient handling and effective containment of potent compounds are discussed.


Steven McWethy

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Manufacturing Considerations for Sourcing GMP Fermentation Services

The authors describe the critical aspects of an ideal fermentation services provider.


Gul Dusi

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The Lighthouse Effect: Using Technology to Improve Life Sciences Manufacturing

Lighthouse manufacturing techniques utilize technology and automation to streamline production.


Anthony J. DeStefano, PhD

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Changing the Dynamic of CROs

Through its educational and networking opportunities, the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists plays an important role in partnering throughout the drug- development and commercialization process.


Kai Doderer

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Industrial Applications of Whole-Cell Biocatalysis

Recombinant microbial whole-cell biocatalysis is a valuable approach for producing enantiomerically pure intermediates. The authors examine several groups of enzymes using this approach: dehydrogenases, hydantoinases, and acylases.



Sharon Flank

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Legal and Regulatory Perspectives on 3D Printing: Drug Compounding Applications

This paper explores the legal and regulatory framework around 3D drug printing, particularly for personalized medicine, considering regulatory compliance, business concerns, and intellectual property rights.


G. Rowe

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Dielectric Spectroscopy: Choosing the Right Approach

This tutorial paper is meant to aid in dielectric-sensor selection


Enric Jo

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Thermal fingerprinting: a way to optimize lyophilization

Freeze drying is widely used in pharmaceuticals to improve the long-term storage stability of labile drugs.


Bruce Carlson

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The current and future market for SNPs

Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are responsible for more than 80% of the variations between individuals, and are present throughout most genes and other important sequences in the human body, which makes them ideal for tracking down correlations between genotype and phenotype.


James C. Leung

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The Impact of SARS-CoV-2 on Biomanufacturing Operations

This article presents the results of a survey conducted to gain insight on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on biomanufacturing operations.


Christian Hemmingsen

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Change management: common failures and a checklist for improvement

Though the pharma industry has improved its change management processes, there are still opportunities for improvement.



Adam Lambert

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Common FDA 483 Observations for Combination Products

Any improper validation of methods is likely to result in regulatory agency deficiencies that range in degree of severity.


Chander Mani

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Development of a Validated Method of Testing for NDMA in Ranitidine

This article describes a validated method, using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry, for detecting the carcinogenic impurity NDMA (N-nitrosodimethylamine) in ranitidine that meets and exceeds FDA’s limit of detection and limit of quantitation requirements.


Katria Harasewych

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A Harmonized Approach to Performing a Risk-Based Audit Trail Review

The IQ Working Group has defined a pragmatic risk-based approach to audit trail review, where it is only required for high impact GxP data.