Pharmaceutical Technology\'s In the Lab eNewsletter-03-06-2019

The RK-1 continuous mixing processor from Readco Kurimoto is suited for testing formulations in continuous processing conditions.

Often, transferring an analytical method from R&D to quality control fails; success depends on determining where “the best” and “the most reliable” intersect.

LabVantage Solutions’ LabVantage 8.4 is the latest version of the company’s comprehensive laboratory information management system.

HORIBA’s new analytical microscope simultaneously performs elemental analysis and optical observation without destroying samples.

With higher volumes of analytical date being generated in pharmaceutical processing, digitization and platform integration are becoming increasingly important to implement.

The TSKgel FcR-IIIA-NPR HPLC column from Tosoh Bioscience is a FcRγ affinity chromatography analysis column suited for the analysis of immunoglobulin G glycoforms.

Valitacell and Solentim, have announced a collaboration aimed at the acceleration of discovery and development of biologic drugs and advanced cell therapies.

A multi-partner collaboration has been announced, which will target the acceleration of the development of automated microfluidic systems for rapid and high-throughput gene editing in mammalian cell lines.

The acquisition would strengthen Charles River’s contract research capabilities.

The multi-year agreement will give Novartis access to AbCellera’s expertise and state-of-the-art antibody discovery technology for up to ten clinically-relevant disease targets.

The companies will use a $4.4-million grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to discover sustainable alternatives to shark squalene to use as vaccine adjuvants.

The company will expand its global R&D footprint at its facility in Billerica, MA, with a $70-million investment.

The companies will develop a software-connected pipetting system for improved reproducibility and traceability in life-science laboratories.

A study funded by the National Institutes of Health has created a virtual library expected to expand the availability of “make-on-demand” molecules for drug discovery.

The RK-1 continuous mixing processor from Readco Kurimoto is suited for testing formulations in continuous processing conditions.