The Process Development Blog
Cutting edge process development insights and news from APC.
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5 must-know techniques for analyzing protein aggregation
Read MoreWhen not fully addressed, protein aggregation can slow development. Learn 5 methods to ensure a full understanding of key processes.
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How to Combine MVDA & Raman for Enhanced Process Understanding & Control
Read MoreCHO cells are pivotal for mAb production. The use of PAT e.g. Raman spectroscopy can help optimize processes, reducing time-to-market and costs.
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How a good numerical modeling strategy can help scale-up of single-use bioreactors
Read MoreLearn how a good numerical modeling strategy can help scale-up of single-use bioreactors.
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[WEBINAR] How to develop scale-up strategies for challenging crystallization processes
Read More[WEBINAR] Scale-up of crystallization processes is rarely trivial & often necessitates careful consideration and in-depth understanding of process parameters.
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Introducing The Medicine Accelerator
Read More[WEBINAR] Delve into APC’s Continuous Manufacturing philosophy, especially the use of continuous crystallization, modeling, design and PAT applications.
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APC unveils €25m investment and 120 jobs to accelerate development and manufacture of Covid Vaccines and Advanced Therapeutics
Read MoreAPC unveils €25m investment and 120 jobs to accelerate development and manufacture of Covid Vaccines and Advanced Therapeutics.
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How to Use Computational Approaches to Improve Powder Forms
Read MoreOur expert, Dr. Jacek Zeglinski talks about the various challenges which drug substance developers face when seeking to develop material suitable for tabletting
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A Holistic View to Particle Sizing
Read MoreParticle sizing is hugely important. However, it is laden with complexities and there is a general misunderstanding of the techniques used.
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[WEBINAR] Industry bottlenecks in drug substance development: solubility, particle size and morphology
Read More[WEBINAR] Industry bottlenecks in drug substance development: solubility, particle size, and morphology.