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Pfizer CentreOne Perspectives: From Exploring Sterile Injectable Capabilities to Responding to Emerging Trends
Author(s)Pfizer CentreOne
In this podcast, hear from our global experts Martin Gonzalez, PHD and Katharine Sparhawk as they share exclusive details of Pfizer CentreOne’s sterile injectable capabilities from both a technical expertise and business development point of view. Our experts will explore key topics including emerging sterile injectable trends, the company’s approach to flexibility in capacity planning and emerging trends that are shaping the development of complex biologics like ADCs.
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