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Fred Monsuur

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A Novel Amorphous Delivery System to the Skin for Poorly Soluble Actives

Drugs in the amorphous form are loaded into porous silica particles, which provide a maintained concentration gradient for skin delivery.


Sung Min Pyo

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A Novel Amorphous Delivery System to the Skin for Poorly Soluble Actives

Drugs in the amorphous form are loaded into porous silica particles, which provide a maintained concentration gradient for skin delivery.


Ludwig Huber

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A Perspective on Computer Validation

This article provides a historical review of computer validation in the pharmaceutical industry within the last three decades, evolving from the early years' initial concept and approach to today's current practices. Also included is how the regulations and industry have progressed in addressing the topic of computer validation.


Suggy S. Chrai

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Liposomes, Part II: Drug delivery systems

Non-toxic and biodegradeable, biologically active liposomes encapsulate therapeutics to provide an attractive drug delivery system for the future.


Imran Ahmad

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Liposomes, Part II: Drug delivery systems

Non-toxic and biodegradeable, biologically active liposomes encapsulate therapeutics to provide an attractive drug delivery system for the future.


R. Murari

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Liposomes, Part II: Drug delivery systems

Non-toxic and biodegradeable, biologically active liposomes encapsulate therapeutics to provide an attractive drug delivery system for the future.


Jim Prutow

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Partnership Models Structure R&D Change

Pharmaceutical companies are adopting multiple choice partnership strategies to meet the challenges of today's R&D instead of being focused primarily on internal development.




Patheon, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific

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Identifying and Solving Scale-up Challenges in the Synthesis and Formulation of Small-Molecule APIs

Join expert Peter Poechlauer to understand the essentials of API process development to ensure a smooth pathway for scale up. Live: Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019 at 11am EDT | 8am PDT | 4pm BST | 5pm CEST On demand available after airing until Sept. 12, 2020 Register free


Steven R. Cagle

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Maintaining GxP with a 21 CFR Part 11-Compliant Tracking System

Incorporating the right quality-management tool can facilitate Part 11 compliance.


Ran J. Flam

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Maintaining GxP with a 21 CFR Part 11-Compliant Tracking System

Incorporating the right quality-management tool can facilitate Part 11 compliance.


Stanley L. Whitman

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Establishing Compliance of Batch SCADA Systems with FDA CGMP 21 CFR Part 11

Batch SCADA systems are assessed for regulatory compliance and functionality.


Larry Wing

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Toward Twenty-First-Century Sales and Operations Planning

Business models, processes, and planning technology must be current to allow companies to replan quickly and remain competitive.


Chris E. Friedrich

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Tablet Relaxation and Physiocomechanical Stability of Lactose, Microcrystalline Cellulose, and Dibasic Calcuim Phosphate

The authors discuss the physiocomechanical characteristics of three commonly used pharmaceutical excipients and describe the effects of variables on their physiocomechanical stability.


Glynn Perry

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Toward Twenty-First-Century Sales and Operations Planning

Business models, processes, and planning technology must be current to allow companies to replan quickly and remain competitive.


Gretchen R. Peck

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Tablet Relaxation and Physiocomechanical Stability of Lactose, Microcrystalline Cellulose, and Dibasic Calcuim Phosphate

The authors discuss the physiocomechanical characteristics of three commonly used pharmaceutical excipients and describe the effects of variables on their physiocomechanical stability.


Mary K. Gemoules

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Tablet Relaxation and Physiocomechanical Stability of Lactose, Microcrystalline Cellulose, and Dibasic Calcuim Phosphate

The authors discuss the physiocomechanical characteristics of three commonly used pharmaceutical excipients and describe the effects of variables on their physiocomechanical stability.


Debra M. Besserman

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Tablet Relaxation and Physiocomechanical Stability of Lactose, Microcrystalline Cellulose, and Dibasic Calcuim Phosphate

The authors discuss the physiocomechanical characteristics of three commonly used pharmaceutical excipients and describe the effects of variables on their physiocomechanical stability.


William B. Bierce

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Truth in Outsourcing

Contract service providers and clients alike must be realistic and forthcoming about their expectations to accomplish a truthful outsourcing partnership.


Jack Cole

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A Comprehensive Approach to Pharmaceutical Engineering Training

A training program at Rutgers University combines the disciplines of engineering and pharmaceutics to provide a thorough educational experience in drug manufacturing.


Richard J. Davis

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Investigation of Out-of-Specification Results

The authors summarize the results of the September 2000 PhRMA workshop discussions about conducting out-of-specification investigations.


Sol Motola, PhD

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Investigation of Out-of-Specification Results

The authors summarize the results of the September 2000 PhRMA workshop discussions about conducting out-of-specification investigations.


Alex M. Hoinowski

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Investigation of Out-of-Specification Results

The authors summarize the results of the September 2000 PhRMA workshop discussions about conducting out-of-specification investigations.


David J. Wirtanen

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Novel Acrylate Adhesives for Transdermal Drug Delivery

The authors discuss the solubility and adhesive performances of adhesives that incorporate monomers such as hydroxyethyl acrylate or pyrrolidonoethyl acrylate.


Heather B. Hayes

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Reaping the Benefits of E-Procurement

Implementing an e-procurement solution requires executive sponsorship, up-front analysis of current processes, integration with back-end systems, and change mangement.


C.J. Matice, PhD

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The Role of Computational Fluid Dynamics in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Computational fluid dynamics can be a valuable tool for analyzing the efficiencies and performances of process equipment, which can lead to potential cost savings.


T.J. Fry, PhD

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The Role of Computational Fluid Dynamics in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Computational fluid dynamics can be a valuable tool for analyzing the efficiencies and performances of process equipment, which can lead to potential cost savings.


Karen M. Alsante, PhD

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Available Guidance and Best Practices for Conducting Forced Degradation Studies

Participants at a Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America workshop share their views about the acceptable analytical practices of conducting forced degradation studies.


Kevin L. Facchine, PhD

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Available Guidance and Best Practices for Conducting Forced Degradation Studies

Participants at a Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America workshop share their views about the acceptable analytical practices of conducting forced degradation studies.