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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer |
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer (PMPS) is a specialist journal designed to provide worldwide coverage of a range of topics relating to the pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging sector.
Published quarterly, the journal functions as a platform of communication and information-sharing for executive and strategic decision makers within the industry, identifying new
trends and marketing opportunities, as well as highlighting the latest innovations in this
dynamic environment. PMPS is specifically designed to interest those in the pharma, biotech, nutritional, and medical device industries who are actively seeking to source services for improved efficiency in what is an increasingly competitive market.
We're also on Twitter! Follow us @PMPSmag
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Industry Events |
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SMi Presents the 4th Annual: Highly Potent Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (HPAPI)
11-13 May 2020, Copthorne Tara Hotel, London, UK
Announcement: Due to ongoing concerns over COVID-19 this conference is now available with remote access only
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News and Press Releases |
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Merck to Provide BioReliance® End-to-End Solutions to Phanes Therapeutics
• Collaboration to accelerate development and manufacturing of Bispecific Antibody
• Merck plans to offer Phanes a full suite of products and services under its BioReliance® offering
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White Papers |
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Unmet Medical Needs? Impacted by unmet Life Sciences Staffing Needs?
Clinical Professionals
Whilst the majority of Clinical Professionals clients are working to discover and develop innovative, cost effective medicines that address unmet medical needs they are not impacting the unmet needs of training and developing new recruits into the pharma industry. The impact is highlighted within entry level Clinical Trial Administrators and Clinical Research Associates (CTA/CRA). In the past the Pharmaceutical industry had highly developed training programs for these sought after candidates. As the use of outsourcing models and CRO’s has increased and fewer Pharma businesses embark on their own R&D a substantial gap is developing in newly trained Life Science graduates entering the market to commence a career within R&D. As further financial cuts are made within R&D spend this already dire situation continues to escalate.
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