In-Pharmatechnologist.com presents its latest round-up of the movers and shakers in the world of pharmaceuticals, including news from Novartis, Teva and the EMA.
Purification bottlenecks, integrating single-use technologies and low cost companies are just some of the issues affecting the biotech industry today, according to experts at this year’s Interphex.
With backing from the Australian Government, DSM has opened a mammalian cell culture operation to fuel the growing demand in the Asia-Pacific biologics market.
ATMI has started selling a new cGMP-compliant fill finish platform in a continuation of its focus on what it says is the growing single-use tech market.
Outsourcing-Pharma.com presents its latest round-up of the movers and shakers in the pharma service industry, including news from Catalent, Hospira and Eisai.
French biotech company ANGANY Genetics says its new platform can provide pharma companies low cost and high quality recombinant allergens for drug testing purposes.
Eisai has tasked a new exec with making trials more likely to succeed just a few months after its candidate ovarian cancer blockbuster failed at Phase III.
Thermo Fisher Scientific has agreed to purchase genetic testing equipment maker Life Technologies for $13.6B in one of the biggest acquisitions of the year.
GE Healthcare and iBio are in talks about future projects after confirming they are working on a plant-based vaccine manufacturing site for Brazilian drugmaker Fiocruz/Bio-Manguinhosin.
Outsourcing-Pharma.com presents its latest round-up of the movers and shakers in the pharma service industry, including news from Lonza and SynteractHCR.
Early phase clinical trial provider CPR Pharma Services has expanded its bioanalytical offerings with a ligand-binding assay service for its clients developing large molecules such as biologics, monoclonal antibodies and biosimilars.
CRO PPD (Pharmaceutical Product Development) is bolstering its bioassay and bioanalytical services in both the US and Brazil, respectively, in preparation for more niche biologic and biosimilar developments.
The US FDA has waived normal pre-approval inspection requirements and cleared CMO Cook Pharmica to make an injectable drug that is currently in short supply.
Drugmakers Merck & Co and Eisai have both substantially cut internal data management costs through two unique off-shoring operations in China and India, respectively.
Drug solubility science, technology and solutions will take centre stage at “The Bioavailability Challenge” a free to attend online event in-Pharmatechnologist.com is hosting on Wednesday, March 20.
Pennsylvania-based Calvert Laboratories and Particle Sciences are combining their expertise in preclinical drug development to provide clients with more streamlined options.
In-PharmaTechnologist.com presents its latest round-up of the movers and shakers in the world of pharmaceuticals, including news from Glide, BASF and Pall.
Outsourcing-Pharma.com presents its latest round-up of the movers and shakers in the pharma service industry, including news from Catalent, Dow and Agere Pharmaceuticals.
The US FDA’s ability to inspect facilities, trial sites, and deal with all but its most pressing priorities will be restricted by mandatory government spending cuts according to the Alliance for a Stronger FDA.
WuXi PharmaTech has expanded its partnership with Open Monoclonal Technology (OMT) to use its transgenic rats and mice in China and other Asian countries.
A new partnership between a niche cancer drug discovery company and biotech powerhouse Celgene could pave the way for the future of cancer drug discovery and delivery.
Food industry controls do not ensure porcine trypsin is virus-free according to the EMA, which proposes testing procedures for drugmakers which use the reagent in a new consultation document.
Welcome to Outsourcing-Pharma.com’s round-up of CRO focused partnerships and collaborations including news from Particle Science and Agility Clinical Partners.
Ajinomoto says its flexible approach to tech licensing differs from rivals who are more focused on locking customers into manufacturing services contracts.
SAFC will expand manufacturing capacity at its facility in Irvine, Scotland, to include large-scale production of bulk dry powder media and reagents to save EU clients’ money in shipment costs.
Contract drug developer Particle Sciences has recently chosen China-based CRO Crystal Pharmatech to analyse the bioavailability and material properties of its developing compounds, and the collaboration may turn into a joint venture.
The US FDA has warned API manufacturer Abbey Color about its inadequate stability program and unreliable water purification system, both of which were cited as earlier violations.
Good ideas in drug delivery will continue to attract investment though the increasing cost of clinical trials does pose a difficulty according to MIT Professor Robert Langer.