Best Practices in SAS Statistical Programming for Regulatory Submission

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Dr James Thomson to lead new Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Center within the new Morgridge Center for Discovery on UW-Madison campus

By Tom Still MADISON – There’s no one alive today who was around to witness the birth of Wisconsin’s dairy and cranberry industries in the late 1800s, or its rise as a manufacturing power in roughly the same era. But a new page in Wisconsin’s history of commerce is being written in our time – the emergence of stem-cell medicine. Recent events have solidified Wisconsin’s edge as a global leader in stem-cell research and the breakthroughs in human health it will produce (continued): More>>

Azopharma Announces Plans to Implement XcelodoseTM Technology in the Production of Early Stage Clinical Trial Materials

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – Azopharma Product Development Group, Inc. (“Azopharma”) announced today plans to implement Xcelodose technology at its formulations development facility, ApiCross Drug Delivery Technologies. Xcelodose technology is a powder micro-dosing system developed by Meridica. This technology offers a unique powder dispensing system for small-scale capsule filling and ultimately assists in conserving valuable research material as well as reducing various Preformulation activities. More>>

Biomedical Systems Names New Managing Director For European Headquarters

St. Louis, MO - Biomedical Systems, a global provider of centralized diagnostic services for clinical trials, announced that Geert Dewulf, MD has been named the Managing Director, European Operations. Dr. Dewulf will assume the top post in the company's European Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium from Rita Jacobs, who will be retiring from that post after 27 years with the organization. Dr. Dewulf came to Biomedical Systems from Agfa Healthcare where he served as Managing Director for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. More>>

RAVEN BIOTECHNOLOGIES ADVANCES RAV18 THROUGH AGREEMENT WITH CMC ICOS BIOLOGICS

South San Francisco, CA and Seattle, WA – March 12, 2008

Raven biotechnologies, inc., a privately held company focused on the discovery and development of monoclonal antibody therapeutics (MAbs) for cancer and CMC ICOS Biologics, Inc. a leading contract manufacturing organization, today announced they have entered into an agreement under which CMC ICOS will create a production cell line for Raven’s next IND candidate, RAV18. More>>

New PFA SonicLine® ultrasonic flowmeters

Flow measurement with ultrasound - fast, precise and free from contamination

Flow measurement with ultrasound fast, precise, free from contamination         The new PFA SonicLine® ultrasonic flowmeters assure precise measurement and control of chemical consumption and management of chemical stocks with high reliability. SonicLine® is also ideally suited for accurate batch and dosing processes with high reproducibility.               More>>

Abcam & Beckman Coulter Announce Collaboration

Automation Set to Boost Global Monoclonal Antibody Production

Abcam plc. (Cambridge, UK) and Beckman Coulter, Inc. have announced a major bioscience collaboration – to create one of the world’s most sophisticated, automated systems for the production of monoclonal antibodies for use in research. More>>

Service life is up to three times longer for new EPDM dia-phragms

GEMÜ has developed a new EPDM diaphragm for use at high temperatures and steam for the pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries. More>>

“PACK DIFFERENT” with EMBALLAGE 2008

October 2007

“Business, Innovation, Outlook” are the watchwords for the 38th World Packaging Exhibition which opens in Paris from 17 to 21 November 2008. Fifteen months before the key packaging event of the end of 2008, EMBALLAGE displays its differences to offer you a new edition that is even more representative, international and rich in new features. More>>