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Pharmaceutical Technology

Pharmaceutical Technology-10-02-2003
Volume27
Issue 10

Filling the Void: PAT in a Connected Manufacturing Environment

Author(s):

Justin Neway

The author brings attention to the connectivity problems among various data-gathering systems and discusses the drivers and benefits of change, including PAT.

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Articles in this issue
Designing a New Drug Package
GMP Update: Reducing Obstacles to Innovation
Reducing the Time to Develop and Manufacture Formulations for First Oral Dose in Humans
Filling the Void: PAT in a Connected Manufacturing Environment
Process Analytical Technology Concepts and Principles
October 2003

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