Innovations in Pharmaceutical Technology (IPT)
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Innovations in pharmaceutical Manufacturing Including Capsuling, Tabletting, Additive Manufacturing, Biomanufacturing Operations
Ensuring pharma products are manufactured in a safe and controlled way is a priority. How can the industry ensure that this happens?
Bioprinted products are already starting to demonstrate life-changing potential, but the path to commercialisation is complex, requiring developers to better understand the factors that impact regulatory classification
The adaptation of e-cigarettes as drug delivery devices holds great potential for inhalation therapy. So, can we apply the advances made in nicotine delivery to other active substances?
In an uncertain environment, using technologies like digital twins and predictive simulation can help forecast the impact of changes across the manufacturing process without affecting current business practices.
Michael Avraam at ChargePoint Technology walks IPT through the challenges and obstacles that companies face when looking to build safety, quality, and efficiency into their potent active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) processes
Innovative oral therapeutics that meet patients’ needs for ease of use and the desire for more environmentally friendly solutions, have the best chance of success.
Smart automation is enabling new ways to monitor and intervene pre-emptively in pharma manufacturing. Find out the views of industry experts, who debated the subject in a roundtable video discussion.
The repercussions of events like Brexit and the global pandemic have caused uncertainty and a need to rethink strategy altogether. However, an integrated SaaS solution can provide a holistic view of the business and enhanced control over processes.
Pharma has been slow to adopt new technology in its manufacturing plants, partly because it fears change and partly because it often has a mix of legacy equipment. However, embracing greater interoperability through technology can smooth processes and support data integrity.
Many elements make up the composition of topical pharmaceutical products, and maintaining the correct rheological characteristics is vital to avoid product quality and even failure.