in-Pharmatechnologist.com was at Interphex 2012 in New York, US to launch the revamped version of our website and speak to the pharmaceutical manufacturing and processing tech sector’s movers and shakers.
In-Pharmatechnologist.com has chosen Interphex - the drug industry’s biggest production and processing technology show – as the launch event for our new look, refocused news website.
Quotient has stressed the importance of screening prototype formulations early in the development process to ensure efficient drug delivery in later phases.
A new antiretroviral (ARV) transdermal delivery patch developed at ImQuest Biosciences will wipe out the need for the “cocktail” of oral medication HIV sufferers have to take every day.
Novozymes has achieved a successful supply chain and risk mitigation strategy through implementing its own policy with chemicals company SAFC, says Luke Dimasi.
SAFC announced its new aggressive growth strategy, including plans to expand in the developing markets, at its conference in Irvine, Glasgow last week.
In June global drug giant Pfizer began what it described as the world’s first ‘virtual trial’ using mobile technology to collect data from patients in their own homes rather than at research sites.
Synteract says the use of non-validated data systems in clinical trials is a key driver for the ‘rescue study’ segment of the contract research sector.
US CRO Parexel says the pharmaceutical industry’s desire to access international markets is the key challenge facing regulatory experts in the contract research sector.
Chiltern says that strategic partnering in the contract research sector enables CROs to plan for the longer term and is having a tangible impact on brining drugs to market.
CRO Quintiles chose DIA 2011 to launch its new Infosario clinical trial data and information management system which, it says, will ‘bust’ the information silos that hamper the research process.
US CRO Celerion gained Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency (Agência Nacional de Vigilancia Sanitaria ANVISA) approval for its bioanalysis labs in Lincoln, Nebraska and in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
PRA International says that the adoption of new industry standards is changing how the research sector approaches data and information management and is creating opportunities for the use of innovative technologies.
Industrial PC supplier Noax says pharmaceutical industry demand for sealed computers is growing and being driven by increasing regulatory focus on containment in manufacturing processes.
How have single-use technologies changed drug production? How do you dispose of a disposable technology? What will drive the market going forward? EMD Millipore answered these questions and more at Interphex 2011.
PTI Inspection Systems and Nikka Densok USA have teamed up to take high-voltage leak detection (HVLD) from the factory floor to the pharmaceutical lab.
Contract manufacturing organisation (CMO) Patheon has launched a new ‘back up’ sterile manufacturing service to help drug firms cope with supply interruptions and, it hopes, attract new business.
Regulatory demands for ‘in process’ performance data have changed the pharma sector’s approach to materials analysis and enhanced the quality of the drugs it produces according to Freeman Technology.
The pharmaceutical manufacturing sector in Puerto Rico will thrive because of and not in spite of changes to the country’s tax and incentive laws according to the Puerto Rico Industrial Development Company (PRIDCO).
Biopharm is increasingly using the functional service provider (FSP) model, in areas such as medical affairs and statistical services, while continuing to globalise trials, according to Chiltern.
PKPD modelling and simulation is now “ingrained” in drug development and its importance will continue to grow as approaches evolve in “very exciting” coming years, according to an Icon VP.
The McCrone Group says pharmaceutical industry need for “quick and dirty” QA/QC solutions in the laboratory and on the factory floor is driving growth of the market for bench-top microscopy.
US Contract research laboratory Metrics reveals that benzophenone, a component used in varnish on labels, is able to migrate through HDPE bottles to reach the pills inside.
