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1. Continuous Manufacturing for Pharmaceutical Solid Dosage Forms (On-Demand)

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   | Contributor(s):: Atul Dubey, Fernando Muzzio, Gerardo Callegari, Lucy L. Botros, Ravendra Singh, James Scicolone, Andres Roman, Sonia Modarres Razavi

   Course Description: This self-paced curriculum contains fourteen self-paced modules and three recordings of live virtual education on Pharmaceutical Continuous Manufacturing (PCM). Learners will have access to the following: A recording of the introductory session covering topics such as...

2. CDER's Emerging Technology Program

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   | Contributor(s):: Thomas O’Connor

   Emerging Technology Program (ETP) OverviewETP TrendsLifecycle of an Emerging TechnologyInteracting with the ETPPharmaceutical Quality Symposium 2023: Quality, Supply Chain & Advanced Manufacturing - 10/31/2023 | FDA

3. Spray granulation for drug formulation

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   | Contributor(s):: Loh, Zhi Hui, Er, Dawn Z. L., Chan, Lai Wah, Liew, Celine V., Heng, Paul W. S.

   Introduction: Granulation is a key unit process in the production of pharmaceutical solid dosage forms and involves the agglomeration of fine particles with the aid of a binding agent. Fluidized bed granulation, a classic example of spray granulation, is a technique of particle agglomeration...

4. Early detection of capping risk in pharmaceutical compacts

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   | Contributor(s):: Xu, Xiaochi, Vallabh, Chaitanya Krishna Prasad, Hoag, Stephen W., Dave, Vivek S., Cetinkaya, Cetin

   Capping is a common mechanical defect in tablet manufacturing, exhibited during or after the compression process. Predicting tablet capping in terms of process variables (e.g. compaction pressure and speed) and formulation properties is essential in pharmaceutical industry. In current work, a...

5. Continuous granulation in the pharmaceutical industry

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   | Contributor(s):: Vervaet, C, Remon, JP

   Traditionally the manufacturing of pharmaceutical dosage forms has been a batch-wise process and continuous processes have limited applications in a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant. However, several factors (reduction of cost, improved process efficiency, optimal use of equipment, flexibility...