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Small Molecules

Manufacture Small Molecules

Bright Spark

| James Strachan

Could electrochemistry give drug discovery and manufacturing a boost?

Manufacture Business Practice

Remembering Raymond Sackler

| James Strachan

Raymond Sackler, philanthropist, psychopharmacology pioneer, and former CEO of Purdue Pharma, dies aged 97.

Discovery & Development Formulation

Let the Molecule Decide

| Stephen Tindal and Ronak Savla

Each new drug is unique and deserves a fresh approach to formulation.

Manufacture Ingredients

Catalyzing Success

Can enzyme immobilization enhance biocatalysis further?

Discovery & Development Business Practice

Doing it for the Kids

| William Aryitey

When looking to do good, many companies choose to focus on children’s health, particularly in developing countries.

Manufacture Business Practice

Taking the Transformative PATH

| Steve Davis

Steve Davis, President and CEO of PATH, and lecturer, Social Innovation, at Stanford University, California, USA.

Discovery & Development Business Practice

Continuous Control

| Jamie Clayton

If pharma wants to adopt continuous manufacturing, it must employ control procedures to ensure quality.

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.

Manufacture Small Molecules

Reducing HIV Recurrence

| William Aryitey

A small-molecule drug has shown its ability to diminish HIV reservoirs.

Manufacture Technology and Equipment

When the Stars Align

| James Strachan

Multistep continuous-flow manufacturing is easier said than done. But Eli Lilly has found a way…

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