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Non-Invasive Method for Monitoring Real-Time Oxygen Concentrations during Hematopoietic Stem/Progenitor Cell (HSPC) Culture

The SDR SensorDish® Reader has allowed for the quantitation of in vitro oxygen concentrations during More »

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Child-Resistant Packaging

Accidental poisoning is common amongst young children. As a natural part of their early development More »

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Robots Set for a Fruitful Future in Pharmaceutical Processes

The food and beverage and pharmaceutical industries have often mirrored each other in the way More »

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The Role of the Medical Photographer within Clinical Research

Clinical research organisations are becoming more aware of the benefits of engaging with medical photographers, More »

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Amsterdam BioMet: Building the Metropolitan Area for Life Sciences

At the heart of European Life Sciences, the Netherlands offers a longstanding tradition of biomedical More »

When It’s Documented, It Happened A New Approach to Tracking Generic Drug Development

Mihajlo Ceraj Ceri, Life Sciences Director, and Marijo Volarevi, VP Business Services at Infotehna, investigate how generic drug manufacturers can benefit utilising document management solutions in managing the drug development process.

Defining Pharmacometrics

Pierre-Olivier Tremblay, Associate Director of Pharmacometrics Clinical Pharmacology at Pharmanet l3, describes how pharmacometrics uses the application of mathematics to analyse vast amounts of data about disease progression, drug response, and clinical behaviour.

Non-Invasive Method for Monitoring Real-Time Oxygen Concentrations during Hematopoietic Stem/Progenitor Cell (HSPC) Culture

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The SDR SensorDish® Reader has allowed for the quantitation of in vitro oxygen concentrations during the culture of hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells isolated from human umbilical cord blood. The influence of simulated physiological oxygen concentrations on HSPC proliferation, cell cycle status

Child-Resistant Packaging

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Accidental poisoning is common amongst young children. As a natural part of their early development children explore their environment using their senses to ‘play’ with items that are new to them. They cannot differentiate between items that are safe and

Robots Set for a Fruitful Future in Pharmaceutical Processes

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The food and beverage and pharmaceutical industries have often mirrored each other in the way they use similar technologies in their respective production processes. Automation is one such area, particularly when it comes to robotics. Having been embraced in increasing

What is Cleaning in Place? How Does it Work, and Where Should You Use It?….A Basic Primer Answers These & Many More Questions

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Cleaning in Place has been around for approximately 50 years, and is commonly used in hygiene critical industries, such as food, beverage and pharmaceuticals, to clean a wide range of plants. Timo Bleschke, Product Manager Pneumatic and Process Interfaces at

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