Data and Artificial Intelligence

Also, Novozymes Biologicals settles pollution case with the US Department of Justice; EntreMed restructures management team; more...

Editors' Picks of Pharmaceutical Science & Technology Innovations

The incoming administration has renewed hope for stem cells, but less adequate copycats may follow.

Will more resources and new leadership fix FDA, or is a major overhaul in order?

Instead of hampering progress, cost pressures might inspire Big Pharma to get creative.

Also, Crucell and DSM announce deals with GSK, Talecris, and CSL; Nobel Prize winner Luc Montagnier joins Viral Genetics; more...

Also, BASF opens lab in Mumbai; Evotek president and CEO to resign; more...

A surprising amount of the discovery and development life cycle is still based on manual and disconnected process steps.

Also, NicOx and DSM make manufacture and supply pact for naproxcinod drug substance; NovaRx appointed Norrie Russell president and COO; more...

Also, AstraZeneca announces changes to its supply chain operations; Christian Velmer appointed head of Wyeth Canada; More...

The past year saw major acquisitions attempted, completed, rejected, and stalled.

Readers provide insight into the best companies to work for as well as the ups and downs of their jobs.

China's quality approach to domestic versus exported products seems to be a lose-lose situation.

Results from Pharmaceutical Technology's Annual Employment Survey.

Pharmaceutical Technology is pleased to recognize the winners of its Innovations in Pharma Science Awards.

Also, Johnson & Johnson will acquire Omrix Biopharmaceuticals for $438 million; Charles River Laboratories promoted Foster Jordan to corporate senior VP of endotoxin and microbial detection products; more...

Also, BASi opens European office in Warwickshire, UK; Acusphere's Howard Bernstein Resigns; More...

Also, Patheon opens new European headquarters, Cynvec appoints Frank D. Stonebanks president and CEO, more...

Also, Sartorius Stedim Biotech GmbH to acquire Wave Biotech; AstraZeneca's John Patterson to retire; more...

Data capture needs to be fast and reliable...so which automatic identification technology is best?

Pharma companies could benefit from the lessons learned in this fall's financial crisis.

Pharmaceutical Technology will feature video coverage of AAPS this month.

During the past two decades, regulations have evolved in both Europe and the US to accommodate the technological developments in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries.

The US Food and Drug Administration has awarded the National Institute for Pharmaceutical Technology and Education (NIPTE), a not-for-profit organization comprising 11 universities, a $1.19 million contract to develop quality by design (QbD) guidance elements for design space and scale-up of unit operations.

Also, Maxygen looks to costs, jobs; Receptor BioLogix appoints Dale R. Pfost CEO; more...