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Rapid Micro Biosystems

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Evolving your Micro QC Lab with LIMS integration for Colony Counting

Wednesday, February 16, 2022 at 9 AM EST | 6 AM PST | 2PM GMT | 3 PM CET & 11AM EST | 8AM PST | 4PM GMT | 5PM CET How are you approaching Pharma 4.0 and the QC Lab of the future with automation? Join us for an informative Webinar on the benefits of end-to-end integration with LIMS and QC Micro automation.


Keith Moore

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UV Spectroscopy Gains Use in Dissolution Testing

Keith Moore, vice-president of analytical services, Metrics Contract Services discusses gains use in dissolution testing.


Helen N. Winkle

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FDA Perspectives: Understanding Challenges to Quality by Design

Directors from FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research summarize findings in an FDA-commissioned report on QbD and propose actions the agency can take to encourage full-scale QbD implementation.




Ian Ciesniewski

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Scientific Approach Ensures Accurate Weighing Results

Understanding of the basic principles of balance and scale enables a user to achieve a qualified weighing process.


Timothy J. Watson

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Statistical Tools to Aid in the Assessment of Critical Process Parameters

There are many different approaches for assessing process parameter criticality, and assessing which process parameters have a significant impact on critical quality attributes (CQAs) is a particular challenge. Including an unimportant process parameter as a critical process parameter (CPP) in a control strategy can be detrimental. The authors present a statistical approach to determine when a statistically significant relationship between a process parameter and a CQA is large enough to make a practically meaningful impact (i.e., practical significance).


Nathan D. Ide

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Statistical Tools to Aid in the Assessment of Critical Process Parameters

There are many different approaches for assessing process parameter criticality, and assessing which process parameters have a significant impact on critical quality attributes (CQAs) is a particular challenge. Including an unimportant process parameter as a critical process parameter (CPP) in a control strategy can be detrimental. The authors present a statistical approach to determine when a statistically significant relationship between a process parameter and a CQA is large enough to make a practically meaningful impact (i.e., practical significance).


Ke Wang

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Statistical Tools to Aid in the Assessment of Critical Process Parameters

There are many different approaches for assessing process parameter criticality, and assessing which process parameters have a significant impact on critical quality attributes (CQAs) is a particular challenge. Including an unimportant process parameter as a critical process parameter (CPP) in a control strategy can be detrimental. The authors present a statistical approach to determine when a statistically significant relationship between a process parameter and a CQA is large enough to make a practically meaningful impact (i.e., practical significance).


Olivier Dirat

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Statistical Tools to Aid in the Assessment of Critical Process Parameters

There are many different approaches for assessing process parameter criticality, and assessing which process parameters have a significant impact on critical quality attributes (CQAs) is a particular challenge. Including an unimportant process parameter as a critical process parameter (CPP) in a control strategy can be detrimental. The authors present a statistical approach to determine when a statistically significant relationship between a process parameter and a CQA is large enough to make a practically meaningful impact (i.e., practical significance).


Ann K. Subashi

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Statistical Tools to Aid in the Assessment of Critical Process Parameters

There are many different approaches for assessing process parameter criticality, and assessing which process parameters have a significant impact on critical quality attributes (CQAs) is a particular challenge. Including an unimportant process parameter as a critical process parameter (CPP) in a control strategy can be detrimental. The authors present a statistical approach to determine when a statistically significant relationship between a process parameter and a CQA is large enough to make a practically meaningful impact (i.e., practical significance).


Nicholas M. Thomson

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Statistical Tools to Aid in the Assessment of Critical Process Parameters

There are many different approaches for assessing process parameter criticality, and assessing which process parameters have a significant impact on critical quality attributes (CQAs) is a particular challenge. Including an unimportant process parameter as a critical process parameter (CPP) in a control strategy can be detrimental. The authors present a statistical approach to determine when a statistically significant relationship between a process parameter and a CQA is large enough to make a practically meaningful impact (i.e., practical significance).


John Joseph

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Designing a Biomanufacturing Facility Incorporating Single-Use Technologies

Asking the right questions is crucial to establishing a biopharmaceutical facility design.


Peter Genest

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Designing a Biomanufacturing Facility Incorporating Single-Use Technologies

Asking the right questions is crucial to establishing a biopharmaceutical facility design.


Delphine Audubey

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Qualification and Validation of Single-Use Shipping Systems

In this article, the authors look at the limitations of the validation for a single-use shipping system and provide a perspective on what shipping validation means.


Frederic Bazin

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An Integrated Approach to Shipping Liquid in Single-Use Systems

Increased use of single-use systems has led to a need to redefine safe, stable and integral systems for shipping biopharmaceuticals around the world. This article provides qualification data under international ASTM D4169 norms.


Stephane Baud

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Qualification and Validation of Single-Use Shipping Systems

In this article, the authors look at the limitations of the validation for a single-use shipping system and provide a perspective on what shipping validation means.


Nic Michel

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Addressing Dust Accumulation in Tablet Manufacturing

Dedusting equipment and techniques address problems associated with tablet manufacturing dust accumulation.


Walter Matzmorr

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Planning a Biologics Facility Start Up

Integrating quality and compliance with technology transfer and careful project management are key in starting up a facility and launching a biologic drug.


Anette Skammelsen Schmidt

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Forced Degradation Studies for Biopharmaceuticals

The author addresses critical issues to consider prior to performing forced degradation studies and provides best practice recommendations for these types of studies.


Mike Oxford

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Choosing Tableting Tooling for Compressing Abrasive Formulations

Wear-resistant materials and coatings protect tablet punches and dies from abrasive formulations.


Frederick Murray

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Considerations for Tablet Compression with Multi-Tip Tooling

This article examines multi-tip tool technology for pharmaceutical tablet compression and the process control and validation issues that must be carefully evaluated to assess the potential for success.


Andrew Fussell

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Meeting USP Guidelines for Elemental Impurity Analysis with X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometry

The author discusses how x-ray spectrometry can be an effective way to measure these impurities and meet regulatory guidelines.


Kandasamy Subburaj

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Regulatory Considerations for Controlling Intermediates in Type-II Drug Master Files for the Manufacture of Generic Drug Substances

The authors present analysis of the state of control of intermediate identity and quality, based on analysis of recently submitted DMFs.




Srinivasa Murthy

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Regulatory Considerations for Controlling Intermediates in Type-II Drug Master Files for the Manufacture of Generic Drug Substances

The authors present analysis of the state of control of intermediate identity and quality, based on analysis of recently submitted DMFs.