The Power List 2022 focuses on the top 10 VIPs in three key categories of medicine making
Thirty amazing individuals. Thirty very different journeys on the way here.
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12/01/2014 | Charlotte Barker
The Ebola media frenzy has reminded the public how selfish our industry is. But, somehow, that doesn’t sound quite right...
12/01/2014 | Stephanie Vine
The Galactic Grant Competition encourages companies to use the International Space Station for pharmaceutical R&D
The 2014 Access to Medicine index shows progress – but companies remain “conservative”
Can phage endolysins revolutionize the way bacterial infections are treated – and prevent drug resistance?
12/02/2014 | Stephanie Vine
What is an endolysin? We spoke with Bjorn Herpers from the Regional Public Health Laboratory Kennemerland, Haarlem, in the Netherlands to find out.
Amgen accuses Sandoz of snubbing its advances in a complex biosimilar dispute
Will FDA fast review and voucher incentives make a difference?
Could medicines be made more effective with better timing?
Pathways designed to bring medicines to market faster in Europe are not delivering the goods
A group of researchers have used supercomputers to link proteins to drug side effects.
12/01/2014 | Carsten Brockmeyer
The launch of the world’s first biosimilar monoclonal antibody was a big step forward from a regulatory and scientific standpoint.
12/01/2014 | Ayman Chit
Researchers estimate the cost of drug development at over $1 billion, while others say it’s less than $100 million. Who’s right?
12/01/2014 | Steve Thomas
How to use a knowledge repository that doesn’t retire or leave you for a competitor.
12/03/2014 | Jenny Walsh
Making medicines for pediatrics adds a whole new dimension to the challenges of formulation and drug delivery
12/01/2014 | Jaime Marach
Can a new generation of chromatography techniques and technologies get things moving again?
12/02/2014 | Catherine Akers
Biologic medicines present unique challenges for pharmacovigilance. And with biosimilars hitting the market, life just got more complicated.
12/02/2014 | Mark R. Taylor, Susana Da Silva Torres
Electrochemical reaction cells are finding new applications in the pharma R&D lab that could offer big time and cost savings.
12/02/2014 | Lee DesRosiers
Science and business: tenacious partners in a shaky marriage or eternally bound nonidentical twins?
12/02/2014
Sitting Down With… William Chin, Executive Vice President, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA).
12/01/2014 | Sponsored by Catalent
The days of “low-hanging fruit” in drug discovery are a thing of the past.
October 2014
September 2014