News & Analysis on Clinical Trial Services & Contract Research And Development
Liquid handling specialists Anachem has made available a recycling programme for the waste polypropylene racks produced by its new range of high quality robotic tips designed to fit Tecan, Qiagen, Beckman or Gilson Robotic Platforms.
Invitrogen has formed a collaboration to supply reagents for Solexa's Genome Analysis System, a sequencing technology that has the potential to generate over a billion bases of DNA sequence data per run.
eClinical software and services firm etrials has launched the latest version of its eDiary technology, which the company claims will lead to cost savings and increased efficiency in the clinical trial process.
After receiving a grant of $3.9m (€3m) from the US government, British biotechnology firm Avecia has put together a consortium of four companies to develop a version of its anthrax vaccine with increased stability so it works without the need for the...
UK firm Domino Printing Sciences has launched a new data print solution that will allow the late stage customisation of printing on pharmaceutical packages.
TAGSYS have developed two new item-level radio frequency identification (RFID) readers that it claims will improve pharmaceutical inventory management.
Outsourcing-Pharma.com focus on: cutting the cost of clinical trials
Outsourcing-Pharma.com sheds some light on how pharma companies can make sure they are choosing a contract research organisations (CRO) that will stick to the rules of ethics when running clinical trials in poorly-regulated countries such as India.
While praising the benefits of radio-frequency identification (RFID), the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has refrained from demanding its implementation in new measures it unveiled to combat counterfeit drugs, asking instead for a "pedigree"...
US biotechnology firm Bio-Bridge Science, whose ambition is to develop an HIV vaccine, has finished major construction of a good manufacturing practice (GMP) research and manufacturing facility in Beijing.
BioMedica Diagnostic is to open a manufacturing facility in Ghana that will produce affordable laboratory equipment whilst meeting the need for a home grown African diagnostic solution for the Continent's medical problems.