Although the spotlight is now on nanoparticulate delivery for biologicals, other strategies have proven successful.

A new book explains process analytical technology, drug stability, and quality.

This review article explains how self-emulsifying drug delivery systems can increase the solubility and bioavailability of poorly soluble drug.

An ambitious survey of characterization techniques presents current information.

New products for sterile filling, quality control, and anticounterfeiting measures gained notice.

The authors focus on how single-use systems effectively control three potential sources of common contamination: cross contamination, microbial contamination and biologic contamination of the process facility.

Florida is making its case for pharmaceutical and biotechnology research and development.

A new adenosine triphosphate bioluminesence technology allows manufacturers to detect the presence of microbial contamination within 24–48 hours rather than the 3–5 days required by traditional methods.

An authoritative book helps drug developers face one of their toughest problems.