Pharmaceutical Technology\'s In the Lab eNewsletter-06-07-2018

This study examines the use of process capability index results to establish sampling strategies for new product cleaning and to minimize the risk of insufficient cleaning.

National Institutes of Health (NIH) researchers combine two microscope technologies to create sharper, faster images.

The new kit is expected to detect a broad spectrum of pyrogens while offering high reproducibility and sensitivity as well as eliminating the need for live animal testing.

The Amgen Foundation and Harvard University will develop LabXchange, a free online science education platform that will provide digital instruction and virtual lab experiences.

Agilent Technologies expects the acquisition to improve its current software portfolio.

Bosch Packaging Technology will introduce its newest R&D device for continuous oral solid dosage production at Achema 2018.

Mettler Toledo and SOTAX partnered to develop a new dissolution solution system line for R&D and quality control laboratory processes.

The company’s new UV-1900 UV-VIS spectrophotometer incorporates features that improve usability, regulatory compliance, and performance.

Netzsch will present a new compact grinding/separating system, LabCompactPlus, for chemical, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic laboratories at Achema 2018.

Huber Kältemaschinenbau presents new temperature control solutions for research, laboratories, and production in Frankfurt.

High speed MALDI mass spectrometry instrumentation drives multidisciplinary membrane proteomics research.

L.B. Bohle’s QbCon 1 laboratory-scale, continuous twin-screw granulator and dryer offers fully continuous drying for R&D in continuous solid-dosage manufacturing.