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Discovery & Development Small Molecules

The Significance of Solid Form Science

| Sponsored by Johnson Matthey

With approximately 80 percent of new drugs suffering from poor solubility and bioavailability, understanding solid form is more important than ever.

Discovery & Development Formulation

Salvagers of Solubility

| James Strachan

High-throughput excipient discovery looks set to boost oral bioavailability.

Business & Regulation Business Practice

The Next Stop for Pharma Outsourcing

| Matthew Moorcroft

What do trends in small molecule drugs mean for contract manufacturers?

Discovery & Development Dosage Forms

Some Like it Hot (Melted)

| Detlev Haack

Can hot-melt coating reduced processing times and costs, and improve taste?

Manufacture Formulation

Pulling for a Cure: Lessons Learned with John Lambert

| James Strachan

John Lambert talks antibody-drug conjugates and his involvement with Kadcyla.

Discovery & Development Formulation

Going Granular with Microparticulates

| Nathan H. Dormer

We must overcome the challenges of microparticulates to improve the patient experience.

Discovery & Development Small Molecules

Bringing API Manufacture into Focus

| Stephanie Vine

The industry is shifting towards biopharmaceuticals, but there is still demand for synthetic APIs.

Manufacture Small Molecules

Flow Chemistry Focus

How flow chemistry is opening the way to new forms of portable API synthesis.

Manufacture Small Molecules

Battlefield Pharma

How close are we to the real-world implementation of drugs-on-demand technology?

Business & Regulation Ingredients

Meeting Mark Paxton

| Mark Paxton

Mark Paxton was appointed CEO of Rx-360 in 2015. Here, he discusses the journey so far

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