The Shift to Single-Use Systems in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Driven by the rapid advancement of biologics in modern medicine, single-use systems …
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From the Southern Ocean to the Lab In the Scotia Sea, south of the Falkland Islands, a research vessel is hauling a net through Antarctic waters. On …
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The Shift to Single-Use Systems in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Driven by the rapid advancement of biologics in modern medicine, single-use systems …
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Assessing subvisible particle content is a required quality control step for biotherapeutics and other parenteral drug products. The United States …
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Flow Imaging Microscopy is a fast and automated method for obtaining highly resolved digital images of microscopic particles in a flowing liquid. …
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Webinar Overview: Scaling Plankton Imaging with FlowCam and EcoTaxa Quantitative plankton imaging plays a distinct role in marine research and …
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What are New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) and Why are They Important? New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) are a broad group of innovative scientific …
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Dynamic image analysis (DIA) is a powerful technique for characterizing particles in motion, enabling real-time measurement of size, shape, and …
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In our previous posts, we discussed why it is critical to monitor silicone oil droplets in protein therapeutics and explored the new USP guidance …
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Plankton are the unsung powerhouses of our planet, accounting for roughly half of all global photosynthesis. As the primary producers at the base of …
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Zooplankton are essential links in aquatic food webs, transferring energy from microscopic primary producers like phytoplankton to fish, marine …
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If you’ve ever searched for clarity on the terminology and acronyms surrounding subvisible particle (SVP) analysis in biopharmaceutical products, …
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In January, members of the FlowCam team traveled to the Laboratoire d’Oceanographie de Villefranche (LOV), home of the Quantitative Imaging Platform …
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