Authors


James L. Brooks

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A Risk-Based Approach to Data Integrity

Heightened regulatory scrutiny of data integrity highlights the need for comprehensive procedural reviews and strategies for managing mission-critical information.


Kurt In Albon

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A Risk-Based Approach to Data Integrity

Heightened regulatory scrutiny of data integrity highlights the need for comprehensive procedural reviews and strategies for managing mission-critical information.


Daniel Davis, PhD

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A Risk-Based Approach to Data Integrity

Heightened regulatory scrutiny of data integrity highlights the need for comprehensive procedural reviews and strategies for managing mission-critical information.


Roger Humphrey

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Labs on the Frontlines: Balancing Re-Entry and the Race to a COVID-19 Cure

How real estate can accelerate productivity as life sciences companies prioritize COVID-19 therapeutics, vaccines, and new diagnostics R&D amidst new guidelines.


Jigar N. Shah, PhD

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Beyond the Blink: Using In-Situ Gelling to Optimize Opthalmic Drug Delivery

Delivery systems that allow drugs to be administered as liquids, but to form gel within the eye, promise to improve efficacy and patient compliance.


Tejal A. Mehta, PhD

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Beyond the Blink: Using In-Situ Gelling to Optimize Opthalmic Drug Delivery

Delivery systems that allow drugs to be administered as liquids, but to form gel within the eye, promise to improve efficacy and patient compliance.


Hiral J. Shah

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Beyond the Blink: Using In-Situ Gelling to Optimize Opthalmic Drug Delivery

Delivery systems that allow drugs to be administered as liquids, but to form gel within the eye, promise to improve efficacy and patient compliance.


Michelle Frisch

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Environmental Containment Performance—Is There Accountability?

Engineered containment performance testing is a more robust method for validating containment systems than worker-exposure measurement methods.


Brian G. Ward

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Environmental Containment Performance—Is There Accountability?

Engineered containment performance testing is a more robust method for validating containment systems than worker-exposure measurement methods.


Denise Calaprice-Whitty

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Managing Clinical Development Risk: Pharma and CRO Report

The relatively low success rates for bio/pharmaceutical compounds in clinical development have prompted many organizations to explore ways of reducing risk in clinical development.


Erica Pascal

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Are IPRs Impacting the Pharmaceutical Industry?

As more patents make their way through IPRs, the balance of how the pharmaceutical industry selects between IPRs and district court litigation will likely evolve.



Andrew Harrison

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Requirements for Product Technology Transfer

Susan Schniepp, distinguished fellow, and Andrew Harrison, chief regulatory affairs officer and general counsel, both of Regulatory Compliance Associates, discuss requirements for successful product technology transfer.


Sofia T. Santos

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PAT Paves the Way for Continuous Manufacturing

Process analytical technology is crucial for understanding a pharmaceutical or biopharmaceutical process. Thorough process knowledge is needed to develop process control strategies and select process equipment configuration for continuous manufacturing.


Francisca F. Gouveia

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PAT Paves the Way for Continuous Manufacturing

Process analytical technology is crucial for understanding a pharmaceutical or biopharmaceutical process. Thorough process knowledge is needed to develop process control strategies and select process equipment configuration for continuous manufacturing.


Dusan Losic

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Controlled Release from Porous Platforms

The authors present a method for controlling the release of therapeutics by applying a plasma polymer layer to the surface of porous materials.


Larry J. Cummings

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Surface Neutralization System

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


Robert Celeste

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Piloting Track-and-Trace Implementation

Virtual pilot programs examine scenarios that may occur while implementing serialization requirements for the US Drug Supply Chain Security Act.



Joerg H.O. Garbe

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Reliance-Based Waivers Become the Predominant Trend in In-Country Testing of Pharmaceutical Products

This study reviews changes in in-country testing (registration testing, import testing) requirements and analyzes current trends. In the context of international harmonization of good practices and standards as well as the improved information exchange between national regulatory authorities, in-country testing is considered outdated and redundant in many cases.



Maria G. Jacobs

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Reliance-Based Waivers Become the Predominant Trend in In-Country Testing of Pharmaceutical Products

This study reviews changes in in-country testing (registration testing, import testing) requirements and analyzes current trends. In the context of international harmonization of good practices and standards as well as the improved information exchange between national regulatory authorities, in-country testing is considered outdated and redundant in many cases.


Lev Gerlovin

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The Link Between Manufacturing and Commercialization in Gene and Cell Therapies

The highly customized nature of cell and gene therapy production means that manufacturing innovations for one therapy may not be easily transferable to others.


Marlene Llopiz-Aviles

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Worldwide Pharmaceutical Meetings—A Place for Sharing

Worldwide, meetings take place for several reasons, such as to share new findings, learn about novel technologies, discuss international issues, exchange know-hows, and network, to name a few. While each of these reasons has its significant importance, what really matters in scientific inquiry is progress.


Catalent

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The Role of On-Demand Manufacturing and Derisking in Accelerating Early Clinical Trial Success

Small pharmaceutical companies are constantly seeking innovative solutions to streamline early clinical trials. Adaptive clinical trials offer important benefits to sponsors and patients, both from a commercial and ethical standpoint. These trials offer flexibility and efficiency, especially in the early stages, where trial protocols can be adjusted based on interim data, such as introducing new doses or modifying participant sample size. However, adjusting manufacturing demand during an adaptive trial can be complicated, and strict regulatory requirements present significant challenges. On-demand manufacturing provides a robust solution, allowing for real-time supply and demand adjustments and improved trial flexibility. This paper explores how on-demand manufacturing meets the operational needs of adaptive trials and aligns with regulatory expectations.


CMIC

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Strong CMO Relationships Expand Opportunities for Sponsors

-Stability testing for clinical trial materials -New services for oral solid dosage forms -Sourcing global clinical trials in the U.S. and Japan



MPI Research

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