Authors


Craig A. Wallace

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Effects of 100% Ethylene Oxide Test Gas on the Resistance of Ethylene Oxide Biological Indicators

In anticipation of this mandatory switch from Oxyfume 2000 to 100% EtO for BI testing, comparison studies were performed to determine if the switch from Oxyfume 2000 to 100% EtO would have any impact on BI resistance label claims.


Kellie A. Matzinger

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Effects of 100% Ethylene Oxide Test Gas on the Resistance of Ethylene Oxide Biological Indicators

In anticipation of this mandatory switch from Oxyfume 2000 to 100% EtO for BI testing, comparison studies were performed to determine if the switch from Oxyfume 2000 to 100% EtO would have any impact on BI resistance label claims.


Anthony M. Piotrkowski

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Effects of 100% Ethylene Oxide Test Gas on the Resistance of Ethylene Oxide Biological Indicators

In anticipation of this mandatory switch from Oxyfume 2000 to 100% EtO for BI testing, comparison studies were performed to determine if the switch from Oxyfume 2000 to 100% EtO would have any impact on BI resistance label claims.


Greg Brandyberry

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Reflecting on 35 Years of Procurement Transformation

The past three decades have driven a purchasing evolution to a procurement revolution.



Jan Paul Zonnenberg

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A Next Generation of Quality Management

The author proposes a quality management system that uses the power of executive management to promote a positive quality culture.


Dr. Fred Jordan

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The Advantages Of A Web-Based System

Dr. Fred Jordan, CEO at AlpVision SA, explains how web-based server solutions can aid anticounterfeiting strategies and why such systems are seeing increased uptake.


Ali R. Rajabi-Siahboomi

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Advances in Film Coating

Film coating for solid oral dosage forms provide important patient benefits while enhancing brand recognition and adding value to innovator, generic, over-the-counter and nutritional products.



A. Burggraeve

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Understanding Fluidized-Bed Granulation

This study demonstrates the beneficial use of a spatial-filter velocimetry particle-size analyzer during granulation.


Thomas De Beer

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Controlled Crystallization During Freeze-Drying

The authors discuss the preparation of lipophilic drug nanocrystals by controlled crystallization during freeze-drying.


Mark Shon

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Controlling Nucleation

Ideally, all product formulations should experience the same conditions when it comes to lyophilisation, but in practice, however, nucleation can occur.


Daniel Yoshikawa

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Surface Neutralization System

A new, robust method for protein elution from ceramic hydroxyapatite.


Amy Ritter

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FDA Adopts Final Version of Q11 Guidance

FDA announced the availability of the guidance “Q11 Development and Manufacture of Drug Substances†in the Nov. 20, 2011 edition of the Federal Register.


Impact Analytical

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Thermal Analysis with Pharmaceutical Applications

Use of thermal analysis techniques to characterize pharmaceutical products.


Tom Gelineau

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HPAPIs And Bioconjugates

The market for HPAPIs is growing rapidly with the research industry's emphasis on oncology.


Dennis O'Connor

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Early Development GMPs for Small-Molecule Specifications: An Industry Perspective (Part V)

IQ Consortium representatives explore and define common industry approaches and practices for applying GMPs in early development.


Niels Grasmeijer

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Controlled Crystallization During Freeze-Drying

The authors discuss the preparation of lipophilic drug nanocrystals by controlled crystallization during freeze-drying.


Hal Baseman

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Intervention Risk Evaluation and Management in Aseptic Manufacturing–Part II

IREM can be used for effectively assessing and mitigating risks and improving the overall sterility assurance level in all types of aseptic processing lines.


Adam Sherlock

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Managing Information Overload

Companies know they need regulatory information management, but they don't always know where to start and how to weave this capability across diverse technology applications.


Nipun Davar

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Addressing Segregation of a Low-Dosage Direct Blend

The authors modified equipment and the manufacturing process to re-establish content uniformity among tablets.


Aatmaram P. Pawar

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Technical Note: The Effect of Alcoholic Beverages on Sustained Release

The authors evaluated the effect of alcoholic beverages on the release profiles of sustained-release dosage forms containing metformin and diclofenac.


Jelle Hanse

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Should you implement modular cleanrooms?

Modular cleanrooms are a flexible and adaptable solution that come on the back of a lorry and offer numerous benefits.


ATCC

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Advanced renal models for toxicity screening

Kidney transporter models are essential for identifying renal toxicity. Learn how immortalized primary renal tubule epithelial models stably expressing OAT1, OCT2 or OAT3 protein were tested for functionality.


Geoff Davison

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Taking a Closer Look into the Life-Science Funding Landscape in Europe and the United Kingdom

The author looks at how life-science research has evolved in Europe and the United Kingdom, and discusses the current funding opportunities for SMEs.



Guest Blogger

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Industry Needs to Drive the Dialogue Regarding FDA’s Quality Metrics Initiative

Guest blog written by Walter Morris, Director of Publishing, Parenteral Drug Association, on behalf of the PDA Quality Metrics Task Force.


PharmTech Europe

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Colored Brain Sparks FDA Warning Letter

Warning Letters are a fact of life for the pharmaceutical industry and it can be difficult to avoid them.



admin

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Is Pinterest the Risk-Free Social Channel for Pharma?

I recently came across a blog post headlining Pinterest as the “safest place” for medical marketers to start with social media. All too aware that there are many Pharma marketers out there still a little shy of social, it was a must read.