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  1. The Rise of Continuous Manufacturing in Pharma

    | Contributor(s):: Editorial Team

    "Mr Indu Bhushan, CEO and Director of STEERLife shares his insights on the transformative journey of continuous manufacturing, and the advanced technologies that have propelled this paradigm shift. He also throws light on how continuous manufacturing has accelerated drug development...

  2. Advanced Manufacturing: An answer to supply chain woes?

    | Contributor(s):: Atul Dubey

    Advanced Manufacturing technologies (AMTs) in the pharmaceutical industry have increasingly gained attention in the last decade. Amongst the AMTs, continuous manufacturing (CM) has had the most prominent impact so far. International efforts to define manufacturing approaches, terms, regulatory...

  3. Mike Tyler

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  4. Mechanochemistry Can Reduce Life Cycle Environmental Impacts of Manufacturing Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

    | Contributor(s):: Galant, O, Cerfeda, GMcCalmont, AS, James, SL, Porcheddu, A, Delogu, F, Crawford, DE, Colacino, E, Spatari, S

    The scale-up of mechanochemical methods could play a transformative role in making manufacturing processes in the pharmaceutical industry greener by eliminating solvent use and recovery. Combined with energy-efficient continuous processing that consolidates reaction steps, mechanochemistry's...

  5. Accelerating biologics manufacturing by modeling or: Is Approval under the QbD and PAT approaches demanded by authorities acceptable without a digital-twin?

    | Contributor(s):: Zobel-Roos, Steffen, Schmidt, Axel Mestmäcker, Fabian Mouellef, Mourad, Huter, Maximilian, Uhlenbrock, Lukas, Kornecki, Martin, Lohmann, Lara, Ditz, Reinhard, Strube, Jochen

    Innovative biologics, including cell therapeutics, virus-like particles, exosomes, recombinant proteins, and peptides, seem likely to substitute monoclonal antibodies as the main therapeutic entities in manufacturing over the next decades. This molecular variety causes a growing need for a...