Pharmaceutical Technology\'s In the Lab eNewsletter-07-02-2019

The means to continually improving and enabling the use of artificial intelligence in manufacturing lies in the ability to make data accessible across functions and to contract partners.

The existence of tools today that were not available in the past can help ensure successful product quality and compliance with regulations.

The Gyrolab E. coli HCP Kit quantifies host cell protein impurities from Escherichia coli expression systems used in biotherapeutic production.

Cytek Biosciences’ Cytek Aurora advanced flow cytometry system uses five lasers to enable seeing more than 30 colors from a single sample.

SCIEX added new innovations to improve laboratory workflows and data acquisition from samples.

The new flow cytometer system boasts enhanced sensitivity and user-friendly features.

The new platform from Berkeley Lights allows scientists to more easily analyze large numbers of cells in a short period of time.

The new flow cytometer offers full automation and enhanced software to alleviate bottlenecking.

A survey conducted by Agilent Technologies and research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan revealed pressing issues and objectives experienced by lab leaders around the world.

The companies will use emerging data technologies to create a new virtual innovation lab to develop both scientific and commercial solutions.

GSK has revealed that it has entered into a five-year collaboration with the University of California to advance genomic research and improve drug discovery.

The Michelson Medical Research Foundation and the Human Vaccines Project have awarded three young scientists $150,000 for their novel approaches toward human immune system research.

The acquisitions, totaling $50 million, are expected expand Aptar Pharma’s service offerings to support complex product development.