B. Braun is a one-source-stop for all of the solutions and devices required for completing an admixture process. Their broad product line includes DEHP-free and PVC bags, as well as needle-free devices for everything from drugs, to fluids, to the final admixture.
The DoverPac® Continuous Liner is used for offloading powders from vessels to drums and provides the advantage of replacing follow-on packs without breaking powder containment for continuous production.
Extract Technology's self-contained, ready-to-use design provides functional clean room space wherever and whenever it's needed. Whether the need is to expand manufacturing, R&D or processing capacity at an existing facility, a remote location, or around the globe, the company's MCRs can be transported and fully operational more rapidly than other clean room options.
A proven solution for large-scale production of cells, vaccines, and cellular therapeutics, these systems have the same growth kinetics as laboratory-scale cell culture products. The ports of the system make it easy to customize and close, with custom tubing assemblies that facilitate venting, filling, and harvesting.
Thermolab Scientific Chambers are designed for the high requirements of stability studies and climatic tests. With stability rooms specifically developed to meet FDA/ICH stability requirements, generating control and uniformity of both temperature and humidity.
In 2013, operators of the Tomball, Texas Wastewater Treatment Plant were facing increasing maintenance issues with three brush aerators operating in the plant's two-channel oxidation ditch. The aerator failures were threatening to compromise effluent quality and environmental compliance. Tomball needed replacements.
Retail is not dead, but the traditional retail model is.
Quality management and competitive edge are vital to the clinical trials sector and are fueling widespread use of purpose-built technology. Cloud-based solutions, such as clinical trial management systems (CTMS) and the electronic trial master file (eTMF), are broadly accepted, but these tools fail to address study startup (SSU), a complex set of processes that contribute heavily to lengthy timelines, often lasting seven years. With greater globalization of clinical trials and factors ranging from site selection to regulatory document submission to enrolling the first patient, assessing SSU status is critical. It pinpoints bottlenecks and areas of risk that could impact data quality and derail study budgets and timelines.
This white paper explores some of the key components of RF design and their implications on system performance. Topics include a review of RF and the characteristics engineers should be aware of, basic components and potential parasitic effects, PCB design characteristics including impedance matching, transmission line, and antenna selection and placement, and DFX considerations.
In the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industry several factors have converged to change the landscape in regard to facilities.
During the summer of 2015 the Waging WWTP in the Bavarian Chiemgau district was desperately looking for an energy-efficient, high-performance sludge thickening plant to replace the centrifuge they had been using. The objective was to optimize digester capacity, gas yield and sludge handling in the overall process on site. Read more about their successful implementation.
Over-encapsulation is a widely accepted blinding mechanism used throughout the clinical supplies industry, and while the process itself may appear relatively straightforward, packaging for clinical supplies is a complex process that is strictly controlled by Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
Berkshire Sterile Manufacturing is implementing a cost-effective strategy using a flexible isolator based sterile manufacturing system to face all this challenges.
A top ten mortgage lender in the United States has been providing loans across the country for nearly 40 years. In an effort to speed and simplify the loan approval process, a practice that is traditionally long and cumbersome, the mortgage provider enlisted mobile technology to allow for self-service automation. With the customer in control and able to provide information at their convenience, the loan process is shortened and simplified, allowing the organization to serve more customers than if they were to utilize only traditional processing methods.
Inside Look: Halliburton’s Implementation Of An End To End Solution
Speed is critical to loan origination to ensure enough time for due diligence, to resolve any exceptions before they impact borrowers or create compliance issues, and to avoid funding delays.
The Research Foundation of the City University of New York (RF-CUNY) serves the nation’s largest urban public university, and manages grant awards exceeding $410 million in areas ranging from research in the natural and social sciences, training, job placement, curriculum planning, assessment, program evaluation, media production, and software development. The foundation has roughly 12,000 employees who serve in a variety of functions throughout CUNY’s 24 colleges, professional schools and off campus sights. The RF’s main function is to offer flexibility and respond quickly to the changing conditions and requirements of its many sponsors.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection recently awarded the city of Springfield $5.6M to rehabilitate the city's wastewater collection system. The project was funded through the state's Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) loan program.
Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced the names of the companies selected to participate in a first-of-its kind pilot program that will help revolutionize digital health regulation in the U.S.
Organizations from across the country are seeking to partner with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to invest in their local economies and improve water infrastructure.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently released for public comment its second review of the historic cleanup of PCB-contaminated sediment from the upper Hudson River.
The Water Environment & Reuse Foundation (WE&RF) is seeking cutting-edge water reuse and desalination technologies to improve treatment and operations at municipal and industrial facilities.
