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PRODUCTS
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Our talented and experienced team can assist in all Clinical Study Phases (Phase 0, I, II and III) and in study designs ranging from First in Human (FIH), Single Ascending Dose (SAD), Multiple Ascending Dose (MAD), Drug-Drug Interaction (DDI), Bioavailability/Bioequivalence (BA/BE), Food Effect as well as Special Population studies.
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CAI’s Kneat: Data Ready provides you with best-in-class content and templates created by industry-leaders, giving you a headstart in implementing your own Kneat solution.
Kneat: Data Ready offers not only templates, but a validated out-of-the-box configuration that you can tailor to your business needs. Implement your Kneat instance in less than half the time.
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The Korus™ system uses a gentle elutriation process to give you a cleaner cell population to begin your cell therapy production processes such as CAR-T, dendritic cell, tumor-infiltrated lymphocytes (TIL), or IPSC-derived therapy.
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inSeption’s Clinical Operations and Project Management subject matter experts are integrated into the client’s project team, thus ensuring a more streamlined approach to providing the required support and/or recommending ways to achieve new efficiencies.
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Contracting an in-country pharmaceutical clinical depot brings efficiencies to your clinical trial distribution. From its facilities in Montreal, Quebec, Ropack handles most paperwork, permissions, components, warehousing, packaging, distribution, collection, and destruction as a single project.
WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES
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Patient-Defined Recruitment: The Movement Advanced By COVID-19
The pandemic forced the pharmaceutical industry to reimagine how we recruit patients to clinical trials – and it's delivering significant benefits to sponsors who embrace these changes.
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Understand Total Cost Of Ownership For Cleanroom Modality Decisions
Are you seeking guidance to evaluate cleanroom design/built parameters? Learning the total cost of ownership (TCO) and cost-benefit basics is a good place to start.
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Global CRO Drives Study Startup Efficiency By Converting Local IRB Sites To Central IRB Review
Research sites that rely on a local IRB typically take at least twice as long to activate than sites that rely on the study’s single central IRB. Utilizing the central IRB not only helps to streamline study startup but also enables increased efficiencies in managing sites throughout the study’s lifecycle.
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CDMO Grows 20% From Laboratory Instrumentation Provider Partnership
A partnership facilitated capacity, efficiency, and compliance of pharmaceutical manufacturing and analytical service increases for a prominent CDMO.
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CRO Leverages Partnership With Integrated Central IBC To Initiate Sites
Discover how a CRO was able to reduce study startup timelines and deliver trial results to the sponsor quicker than expected.
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The Foundation Of Peak Performance
In this case study, read about an underdrain system that continues to operate as expected after 16 years of operation and appears to be in perfect condition.
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X-Ray Inspection Of Frozen Burgers
Meat and convenience products processor installs x-ray inspection solution to satisfy increased customer requirements and demands in terms of quality assurance and production capacity.
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Understanding The RTF Letter
The development of new treatments, both drugs and biologics, is a long and arduous process, which can take many years. There are two major obstacles to getting approval and market authorization: the Complete Response Letter and the Refuse-To-File (RTF) letter. Explore the RTF process and how an RTF letter can be avoided.
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Biotechnology Manufacturing Program Management
Find out how a global biotechnology manufacturing company executing several interrelated projects achieved critical project objectives while adhering to schedule and financial commitments.
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How To Run Successful Clinical Trials In Japan
Read about why there is no longer any excuse not to include Japan as an integral part of any global clinical-development program for either pharmaceuticals or medical devices.
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Learn How Compliance-Ready LC-MS Workflows for Oligonucleotides Can Expand your Analytical Services Portfolio
CMO invests in solution to ensure data integrity and meet regulatory requirements as they expand their oligonucleotide manufacturing and analysis services.
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Creating A Biosafety Cabinet Training Program
This article provides information for creating your Biological Safety Cabinet (BSC) training program, a list of resources and videos, and how your BSC manufacturer could provide additional resources.
NEWS
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EPA Announces $194M To King County To Improve Wastewater Infrastructure Resiliency, Protect Puget Sound3/28/2024
Today, at an event at the West Point Treatment Plant, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Acting Assistant Administrator for Water Bruno Pigott announced a $194M Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act loan to King County in Washington.
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Canada–African Development Bank Climate Fund Approves $36.3M In Support To Climate Adaptation On The Continent11/7/2023
The Canada–African Development Bank Climate Fund (CACF), established to support gender-affirmative climate change projects in Africa, has approved $36.3M to two private sector operations to advance climate adaptation in the African continent.
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DWR Awards $9.2M In Grants To Protect Communities From Floods, Support Fish Populations And Restore Streams7/7/2023
The Department of Water Resources (DWR) announced $9.2M in grants to five projects that will restore streams and creeks to more natural environmental conditions and reduce flood risk across multiple communities in California.
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New Wastewater Facilities In Cheboygan Protect The Environment And Public Health8/2/2023
Since January 2019, Michigan has invested more than $4B statewide to upgrade drinking water, stormwater, and wastewater infrastructure, and local communities like Cheboygan are reaping the benefits.
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Nearly $1B In Low-Interest State Revolving Fund Loans Help Michigan Communities Upgrade Water Infrastructure, Protect Health, Environment10/10/2023
Critical water system upgrades are in the works in dozens of Michigan communities thanks to $933M in low-interest loans from the State Revolving Fund (SRF).