
Continuous flow chemistry offers potential for greater control, improved safety and environmental profiles, and efficient chemical transformations.

Continuous flow chemistry offers potential for greater control, improved safety and environmental profiles, and efficient chemical transformations.

Contract API manufacturers proceed with select investment in capacity and service additions.

This article summarizes the development and modernization of the United States Pharmacopeia-National Formulary (USP-NF) fixed-oil excipient monographs. This article contains bonus online-exclusive material.

A Q&A with Tony Hitchcock, head of manufacturing at Cobra Biologics.

The European Union authorities are stepping up their efforts to incorporate quality-by-design principles into their regulations and guidelines.

Keith Bader, senior director of technology at Hyde Engineering + Consulting discusses his presentation ?Establishing a design space: cleaning process development and validation,? which will be presented at Interphex 2013

The 2013 Excipient Information Package (EIP) User Guide is now available for free download from the International Pharmaceutical Excipients Council (IPEC)-Americas.

Collaboration provides pharmaceutical industry customers with access to enzyme expertise and assets resulting in cost-effective, green processing at all phases of development, from preclinical to commercial manufacturing scale.

Dow Chemical and Bend Research are developing and commercializing new materials for spray-dried dispersions that address technology gaps in manufacturability and delivery.

Roche and BioLamina have entered into a research and development agreement to jointly develop new cell culture systems for various applications, including stem cell research. The collaboration will assess laminin-based in-vitro cell culture matrices that can offer physiological microenvironments for living cells.

As the strategic value of emerging markets increase, pharmaceutical companies increase their R&D and manufacturing investments.

The authors present topics discussed and conclusions that resulted from the PDA QbD workshop.

FDA's requirements for API manufacturers in regards to ICH Q7.

Engineering nanoparticles with optimal properties for use in cancer therapies.

Visual mapping can provide a particle-size distribution estimate.

Growth is seen in outsourcing of insect- and plant-cell-based bioproduction expression systems.

Pharmaceutical Technology brought together a panel of industry experts for a special forum to discuss solubilizing polymers and the related formulation strategies for poorly soluble drugs.

Capsugel’s acquisition of Encap Drug Delivery expands its lipid expertise and adds an FDA-inspected commercial manufacturing facility.

The tableting science anti-research (TSAR) project seeks to understand why certain formulations stick to tablet tooling.

Factors for assessing excipient variability, the associated challenges developers need to address to design and manufacture solid oral drug products, and solutions for such challenges are examined.

The use of various documents and guides by the International Pharmaceutical Excipients Council can facilitate the flow of information among excipient manufacturers, distributors, and users.

A roundtable discussion of the challenges and innovations in tablet splitting featuring Freeman Technology, Accu-Break Pharmaceuticals, and Medelpharm.

Specially designed excipients, improvements in processing capabilities, and a growing understanding of the hot-melt extrusion (HME) process is increasing the use of HME as an approach for enhancing the bioavailability of poorly soluble drugs.

A GBI Research report says the opioid market will be driven by development of new products and post-marketing studies designed to reduce abuse risk.

PTSM: Pharmaceutical Technology Sourcing and Management
As contract API manufacturers, fine-chemical producers, and pharmaceutical companies prepare to attend Informex in Anaheim this month, the state of the industry shows improving conditions in certain sectors.