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Analytical Method Development Life Cycle
Michael Rooney, director, bioanalytical development at Jazz Pharmaceuticals, provides an overview of a life cycle strategy for analytical methods development, the need for standards and guidance documents, and therole Quality by Design can play in method development.
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Michael Rooney, director, bioanalytical development at Jazz Pharmaceuticals, provides an overview of a life cycle strategy for analytical methods development, the need for standards and guidance documents, and the role Quality by Design can play in method development.
The
2013 PDA Analytical Methods Development & Validation Workshop, Oct. 7-8 at the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace
addresses these topics.
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