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Meet the maker: EPM talks to Peter Neve

In this latest instalment of ‘Meet the maker’, we sit down with Peter Neve, chief marketing officer at ACG — a company that offers integrated manufacturing solutions for the pharmaceutical industry.

By PharmaManufacturingIQ Staff

/ 29 Jun 2018

Report from bioLIVE forecasts outsourcing and tech as important in future growth of bio supply chain

A report from bioLIVE has forecasted that outsourcing will play an increasing role in the bio supply chain and that continuous manufacturing, API and process analytical technology (PAT) expertise will be vital to future growth.

By PharmaManufacturingIQ Staff

/ 28 Jun 2018

Report from bioLIVE forecasts outsourcing and tech as important in future growth of bio supply chain

Come fly with me — we talk with AirBridgeCargo about logistics in pharma

Here, we speak with Sergey Lazarev, general director of AirBridgeCargo Airlines about logistics in the pharma market, what it means to be an IATA CEIV Pharma-certified company and the future of pharma transportation.

By Sergey Lazarev

/ 26 Jun 2018

Come fly with me — we talk with AirBridgeCargo about logistics in pharma

CASE STUDY: Two heads are better than one — combined expertise benefits new production facility

Howorth Air Technology and Russell Finex reveal how combining their expertise allowed them to create multiple customised solutions for a new production facility.

By Russell Finex

/ 26 Jun 2018

CASE STUDY: Two heads are better than one — combined expertise benefits new production facility

Twin revolutions: Where technology and real-world data intersect in clinical research

In this online exclusive, Mike Novotny of Medrio, looks at the rise of real-world data as a result of patient centric approaches and movement towards precision medicine, and how new tech may help with collection and analysis.

By Mike Novotny

/ 25 Jun 2018

Twin revolutions: Where technology and real-world data intersect in clinical research

Right royal winners: Highlights of some of this year’s winners of the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise

It’s that time of year again when we find out who has been given the prestigious Queen’s Awards for Enterprise for outstanding achievements in four main categories. This year has seen a record number of those granted for international trade, here, we

By PharmaManufacturingIQ Staff

/ 25 Jun 2018

In the genes — the challenges associated with manufacturing gene therapies

Here, Tony Hitchcock, technical director at Cobra Biologics and Joanne Anderson, business development director at Symbiosis, discuss the challenges associated with manufacturing for gene therapies.

By PharmaManufacturingIQ Staff

/ 22 Jun 2018

In the genes — the challenges associated with manufacturing gene therapies

Breaking new ground: The potential of antibody drug conjugates in the treatment of cancer

Here, Steve Lyon, digital lead, Communities & Content, Allied Market Research (AMR), discusses some examples of new technology in the ADC space and the ground-breaking potential this new class of drugs will have in the treatment of cancer

By Steve Lyon

/ 22 Jun 2018

Breaking new ground: The potential of antibody drug conjugates in the treatment of cancer

Whatever the weather: Solutions to the logistical challenges of shipping medicines

We speak with Chapper healthcare’s warehouse manager, Stephen Prior, about overcoming the logistical challenges of shipping medicines around the globe and the packaging solutions his team utilise to overcome every eventuality, including the weather.

By Stephen Prior

/ 21 Jun 2018

Whatever the weather: Solutions to the logistical challenges of shipping medicines

Getting the price right — how the right packaging approach can help keep medicines affordable

Here, Paul Terry, director of sales EMEA at Peli BioThermal, goes into more detail about how the right approach to packaging can help keep medicines affordable for those in developing countries…

By Paul Terry

/ 21 Jun 2018

Getting the price right — how the right packaging approach can help keep medicines affordable

Pharma industry apprenticeships at a four-year high, according to ABPI survey

Higher level apprenticeships have hit a four-year high across the pharmaceutical industry, according to a new survey into links between industry and academia by the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI).

By PharmaManufacturingIQ Staff

/ 21 Jun 2018

Pharma industry apprenticeships at a four-year high, according to ABPI survey

Addressing diverse unmet needs imperative to reducing debilitating effects of AIS, says GlobalData

In order to reduce the high level of disabilities and stroke recurrence in cases of acute ischaemic stroke (AIS) it is vital that the diverse unmet needs are addressed, according to data and analytics company, GlobalData.

By PharmaManufacturingIQ Staff

/ 20 Jun 2018