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Yearly Archives: 2015

Embracing Green Chemistry

There’s an article on Piramal’s Pharma Solutions division at PharmTech about how they are encouraging pharma companies to implement green chemistry earlier in the drug development cycle. Yes, we agree…

Posted in analytical science, API synthesis, APIs, atom economy, Benign-by-Design, Chemistry, CMC, Contract Manufacturing, corporate stewardship, EHS, energy conservation, energy effciency, green chemistry, method development, Neuland Labs, Route Design, Route Scouting, synthesis, Synthesis Route | Comments Off on Embracing Green Chemistry

Genotoxic Impurities – Increasing Vigilance, But Still Some Uncertainty

A genotoxic impurity (GTI) is a chemical substance that can directly or indirectly damage DNA or chromosomes and induce genetic mutations. Fifteen years ago, there were no specific guidelines for…

Posted in analytical science, API synthesis, APIs, Chemistry, CMC, critical reaction parameters, genotoxic impurities, QA/QC, Route Scouting, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Genotoxic Impurities – Increasing Vigilance, But Still Some Uncertainty

APIs See Continuous Improvement…but Only Until Clinical Trials

In what can best be described as a quality paradox, continuous process improvement has become something of a buzzword in the pharma manufacturing industry. But, as Epcot President & CPhI…

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Process Chemistry Goes Beyond Scale-Up

It’s a common misconception that process chemistry refers strictly to process scale-up. While it’s true that process chemistry is a crucial component of optimizing the scale up of an active…

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Data: Love it or Hate it, It’s Getting Bigger.

Big Data Brings Insights…and Complexities I recently read an interesting article at ContractPharma.com on pharma companies leveraging Big Data to improve their contracting strategies. Our collective ability to identify, capture,…

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The Pharma Capacity Crunch: CMOs/CRAMs Crucial to Strategic Capacity Planning for Pharma and Biotech

The continued growth of virtual pharma – and the subsequent rise of virtual biotech – have made a lasting impression on the pharmaceutical contract manufacturing industry. Big Pharma firms, some…

Posted in API synthesis, APIs, Capabilities, Contract Manufacturing, CRO/CMO, outsourcing | Comments Off on The Pharma Capacity Crunch: CMOs/CRAMs Crucial to Strategic Capacity Planning for Pharma and Biotech

100% Pure Pharma APIs? Yes…in a Way.

‘One hundred percent purity’ is the holy grail of pharma – and, more generally, the scientific community. Firms in our industry all around the globe spend the overwhelming majority of…

Posted in APIs, Capabilities, Chemistry, CMC, Contract Manufacturing, IP, method development, Neuland Labs, Patent | Comments Off on 100% Pure Pharma APIs? Yes…in a Way.

Green Chemistry and Benign by Design

7 ways to boost profits and reduce pharma synthesis waste At Neuland, we’re advocates of green chemistry. Not only is it better for the environment, but it’s also just logistically…

Posted in analytical science, API synthesis, APIs, atom economy, Benign-by-Design, Capabilities, Chemistry, CMC, Contract Manufacturing, EHS, energy conservation, energy effciency, green chemistry, ICH, Impurity profile, Quality, R&D, Route Design, Route Scouting, small molecule, synthesis, Synthesis Route, Uncategorized, zero liquid discharge | Comments Off on Green Chemistry and Benign by Design

Energy Conservation in Pharmaceutical API Manufacturing

Neuland’s Technology Transfer team wrote a piece that was published back in 2011 in Pharmaceutical Technology on the topic of pharma manufacturing and energy efficiency. Since its publication, the issue…

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Demand for Generic APIs is on the Rise – but Differentiation Matters

There have been a number of articles recently pointing to growth in the API industry, and it’s something I’ve discussed as well – most recently in a post on the…

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