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PAT minimises regulatory concerns around 3D-printed medicines

7th January 2021 Design Comments Off on PAT minimises regulatory concerns around 3D-printed medicines 749

Martin Gadsby looks at the opportunities 3D printing creates for the pharmaceutical sector. It discusses how to deliver high-quality, regulatory-compliant …

How process analytical technologies is key to additive manufacturing of drugs

27th June 2019 Process Comments Off on How process analytical technologies is key to additive manufacturing of drugs 829

Martin Gadsby looks at how process analytical technologies (PAT) is key to success in additive manufacturing of drugs Three-dimensional (3D) …

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PAT minimises regulatory concerns around 3D-printed medicines

How process analytical technologies is key to additive manufacturing of drugs

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