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The Cold War

| James Strachan

Is a vaccine for the common cold impossible? Scientists believe not

Manufacture Vaccines

Fighting Flu

| Derek Gatherer

Can bioinformatics point the way towards a universal flu vaccine?

Manufacture Advanced Medicine

Brave New Factories

| Brian Hampson

Manufacturing specialists must develop cell therapy factories that can meet high demands.

Manufacture Vaccines

A Universal Shot

| Derek Gatherer

A universal flu vaccine is not impossible for the industry – we just need bioinformatics.

Manufacture Small Molecules

Save Our Insoluble Compounds!

| Kohsaku Kawakami

Can supersaturation save us from solubility problems?

Manufacture Vaccines

Plague Prevention

| Stephanie Vine

Bioterrorism concerns prompt the UK government to fund development of a vaccine for plague.

Manufacture Business Practice

And the Facility of the Year is…

| Stephanie Vine

Genentech’s Cell Culture Biologics Drug Substance Plant 2 in Vacaville, California.

Manufacture Advanced Medicine

Freeze-Dried Pharma

| James Strachan

Lyophilized gene networks synthesize biomedicines ondemand – with just a sprinkle of water.

Manufacture Business Practice

When Free is Not Good Enough

| Stephanie Vine

Why has Médecins Sans Frontières rejected an offer of free vaccines from Pfizer?

Manufacture Biosimilars

The optimization and scale-up of high shear granulation

This article explains how an inline probe was used to monitor a granulation at three different scales to confirm that, in each case, the granules produced were the same size, and more importantly produced tablets of identical quality as quantified by hardness.

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