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No More Tire Kicking: Chris Amstutz Shares Views on PAT’s Expansion

No More Tire Kicking: Chris Amstutz Shares Views on PAT’s Expansion

There's been a shift in the industry in the past 18 months, says Emerson's life sciences expert, from experimentation to broad implementation.

Design of Experiments Helps Boost Key Intermediate Yield by 18%

How recent design of experiments work at Codexis Labs in Singapore led to an 18% increase in yield of a key intermediate.

Welcome ICH Q11

Welcome ICH Q11

The final document, pertaining to the development and manufacture of drug substance, is now available and moves Q11 into its implementation phase.

Framing a QbD Design Space with Tolerance Intervals

Framing a QbD Design Space with Tolerance Intervals

Via the response surface method, more conservative tolerance intervals can be imposed, and a more robust design space achieved. Mark Anderson of Stat-Ease demonstrates how.

Can QbD Get Its Definitions Straight?

Can QbD Get Its Definitions Straight?

After all these years, wonders Emil Ciurczak, why is there still so little agreement on basic terminology?

Emil Ciurczak’s Letter to Santa

Emil Ciurczak’s Letter to Santa

09 December 2010

Better understanding of stability testing, statistically relevant sampling, Linear Least Squares' and Excel's limitations, knowledge transfer and common sense are some of the things on one QbD/PAT Advocate's wishlist for the industry, and its quality assurance and control teams, this year

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Surveys Examine Pharma’s, and the Public’s, Views of FDA

Surveys Examine Pharma’s, and the Public’s, Views of FDA

09 December 2010

In two new surveys, Price Waterhouse Cooper analysts examine industry's and the public's views of FDA. Although they note improvement in communications, industry says messages can be inconsistent. Industry respondents doubt the Agency has the resources to oversee the Critical Path Initiative. User fees, resources, and transparency surfaced as issues in both surveys.

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Andrew Witty on Art vs. Science in Pharma R&D

Andrew Witty on Art vs. Science in Pharma R&D

08 December 2010

GSK’s CEO recently wrote an interesting editorial in The Economist on the drug industry’s challenges. He criticizes the “Big R&D” approach, which, as he notes, didn’t work. But there was no mention anywhere of Quality by Design in his essay, and his views seem to betray pharma’s mistrust of (or lack of interest in) techniques and approaches that have been proven in other industries, and a lack of understanding of when industrial engineering principles work, and when they don’t, in connection with pharma R&D.

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QbD Classics: Comparing Mechanistic and Empirical Models at BMS

QbD Classics: Comparing Mechanistic and Empirical Models at BMS

07 December 2010

A team from BMS Process Research and Development explores the advantages of mechanistic modeling for controlling the risk of an API impurity.

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QbD Tools: Process Control Software with a Chemometric Engine

QbD Tools: Process Control Software with a Chemometric Engine

06 December 2010

A look at a new software offering from Nirvention of the Netherlands.

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The Analytical Pharma Organization: Going Beyond Pockets of Activity

The Analytical Pharma Organization: Going Beyond Pockets of Activity

01 December 2010

Applying analytics throughout the organization, rather than in pockets of activity as pharma typically has, can be a catalyst for improved business performance. Pharmatech's Bikash Chatterjee explains.

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