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Prediction of degradation products: In silico tools for analytical development (in Spanish)

Webinar

Predicción de productos de degradación: Herramientas in silico para el desarrollo analítico We were delighted to host this Spanish-language webinar tailored toward analytical chemists based in Latin America.

Your forced degradation problem-solving session (Portuguese)

Webinar

We held this portuguese-language webinar all about supporting forced degradation studies with in silico tools as part of your workflow. With Scientist Meire Kawamura and Senior Global Alliances Manager Diego Gomes, this session will cover four case studies demonstrating how in silico solution Zeneth can support confident interpretation of forced degradation studies and subsequently result in stress-free submission to regulators.

American College of Toxicology (ACT) Annual Meeting 2025

Conference

We were excited to attend the American College of Toxicology (ACT) 2025 annual meeting in Phoenix, Arizona! ACT is a global community of professional scientists representing the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, regulatory agencies, contract research organisations, academia, and consulting firms.

ICH S1B(R1) industry and regulatory best practice for confident carcinogenicity assessment

Webinar

The ICH S1B(R1) addendum is a globally recognised guideline that introduces a weight-of-evidence (WoE) approach to assessing the carcinogenic potential of pharmaceuticals. 

Extractables & Leachables Europe 2025

Conference

We were delighted to attend the Extractables & Leachables Europe 2025 conference, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The 25 E&L Europe conference is dedicated to discussing extractables and leachables examination as the importance of this area continues to grow.

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