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Pharmaceutical Data Integrity: Are Your Controls Tough Enough?
BlogAs pharmaceutical supply chains have grown in complexity the data used by drug developers and manufacturers to make decisions is coming under greater scrutiny from regulatory authorities.
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Integrated Informatics: The Secret Ingredient for Robust Supply Chain Traceability
BlogAcross the industry, the most efficient and secure food chain workflows are adopting laboratory information management systems (LIMS) to securely store, manage and access the vast amounts of data associated with food safety testing.
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Data Integrity: A big challenge for big pharma
BlogData underpins every decision in the pharmaceutical value chain – from production line optimization, through to quality control, quality assurance and batch release.
Genome Biology: Fostering Partnerships and Advancing Research
BlogTwo of the most important conferences in genome biology are coming together this year for a single event at the Earlham Institute in Norwich: Genome Science and Genome 10K.
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A Treasure Trove of Genetic Variation
BlogResearchers have completed the most comprehensive analysis of the wheat genome to date, providing new hope for the improvement of this vital crop.
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A New Weapon in the War Against Antibiotic Resistance
BlogWe spoke to Bruce Savage, CEO at GFC Diagnostics to learn more about the MicroScreen test.
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Verification of Scientific Methods and Results
BlogTo find out about the sbv IMPROVER project and its aims, we spoke to Dr Julia Hoeng, Director of Systems Toxicology at PMI Research & Development.
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Water-free Automated Cell Thawing
BlogNew system enables detailed control of cell and gene therapy thawing.
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Electrochemical HPLC Detection of Sugars in Foods and Beverages
BlogAde Kujore talks about electrochemical HPLC analysis in food analysis.
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5 Predictions on the Future of R&D
BlogThe R&D industry has been evolving for decades to make the process of discovering new compounds and formulations in the laboratory easier and more effective.
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