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Category Archives: small molecule

NCEs Versus Generics – Adjusting Project Tactics & Objectives to Maximize Success

Posted on February 10, 2018 by

Since generic drugs are – on average – 20 to 90% cheaper than innovator drugs (or NCEs), the market for generics has grown considerably in recent years as a means…

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Green Chemistry and Benign by Design

Posted on September 6, 2015 by

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

APIs – Continued Growth, Increasing Complexity

Posted on June 14, 2015 by

I was interviewed back in April for a Pharmaceutical Technology (PharmTech) article about demand drivers for small-molecule APIs. The article by Agnes Shanley – Pharma APIs:  It’s Still a Small…

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