CONTENTS SPECTROSCOPY Measuring oil contamination


Comparing field-based and lab-based analytical technologies for petroleum


hydrocarbon determination in soil samples BIOTECHNOLOGY


Modernising therapeutic cellproduction


From llamas to yeasts The benefits of co-crystals


Development of antibody production


The benefits of whole exome sequencing


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Science-based innovation for manufacturing high quality cells challenges dogma and terminology


Producing functional therapeutic antibody fragments in Saccharomyces cerevisiae


The advantages of co-crystallisation in drug development


From bench to bedside: antibodies revolutionise treatment


Work on retrospective genetic profiling of biobanked samples from haematological malignancies using whole exome sequencing


Nipping allergies in the bud


TABLETING Confronting corrosion


Single-sided tablet press Maximum-output tablet press


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How to prevent the corrosive effects of poorly maintained tablet tooling


incorporates flexibility and innovation in a higher-speed platform


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Solid dosage solutions Optimised tools for the coating and sealing of solid dosage forms


Affordable pharma inspection tech


Excipient proves suitable for continuous manufacturing


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Tackling tamp auger Is tamp auger a misleading name?


MICROSCOPY & IMAGING The promise of photoacoustic


imaging The flexibility of compact, mobile, photoacoustic imaging equipment on wheels is helping to advance groundbreaking medical research, diagnostics and treatment


Optical sectioning device for high- contrast imaging


New piezo objective scanner


In-depth analysis An overview of 3D confocal Raman


imaging methodology and technical considerations along with application examples


All-in-one solution for widefield and confocal imaging


EVENT PREVIEW Championing sustainability and


innovation Lab Innovations will return to the NEC, Birmingham, on November 1 and 2, 2023


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