Unifying Excipient Databases

Stephen Hoag, a professor at the University of Maryland (Baltimore), and a member of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology and Education (NIPTE) offers a brief update on issues, and NIPTE’s database project.

A number of excipient database efforts are being developed, but are they getting to the essential materials science questions? Stephen Hoag, a professor at the University of Maryland (Baltimore), and a member of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology and Education (NIPTE) offers a brief update on issues, and NIPTE’s database project.

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