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Extractables & Leachables Europe

We were delighted to attend Extractables & Leachables Europe, one of the world’s leading conferences dedicated to discussing extractables and leachables. Organised by Smithers, the conference brought together E&L related governmental bodies, academia, pharmaceutical/medical device manufacturers, material suppliers and more… Lhasa Senior Global Alliances Manager, Diego Gomes attended.    

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AAPS 2023 PharmSci 360

We were excited to be attend  AAPS PharmSci 360, in Florida! American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) is a non-profit association of more than 7,000 scientists and professionals employed in academia, industry, regulatory, and other research related to the pharmaceutical sciences worldwide. The mission of AAPS is to advance the capacity of pharmaceutical scientists to

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Lhasa South Korea Symposium 2023

At the Suwon Convention Center, South Korea on 17th October we held our symposium in collaboration with our Korean distributor BITEK CHEMS! The Symposium brought together over 150 like-minded researchers and regulators, offering attendees a unique opportunity to gain a greater understanding on the new science and technologies used to address regulatory requirements, specifically for

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Leachables sensitisation assessment framework in collaboration with ELSIE (in Japanese)

Join us for our upcoming webinar ‘Leachables sensitisation assessment framework in collaboration with ELSIE’. This enlightening, pre-recorded event will bring together esteemed members of the Extractables and Leachables Safety Information Exchange (ELSIE) consortium for a captivating discussion on the sensitization potential of extractables and leachables (E&Ls). Featured presenters and ELSIE consortium members will include: Patricia

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Use of an in silico tool to determine the molecular susceptibility of compounds forming nitrosamine degradation products

Lhasa Principal Scientist, Rachel Hemingway, presented; Use of an in silico tool to determine the molecular susceptibility of compounds forming nitrosamine degradation products, as part of FreeThink Technologies Nitrosamine webinar series. In the webinar, Rachel addressed: How can an in silico tool help with nitrosamine assessments?  What chemical space is covered?   Case studies: NDSRIs  How can a

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50th Organic Process Research and Development Conference

The 50th OPRD Conference was held in October in Barcelona! The event provided scientific content alongside the renowned networking receptions. The conference provided scientists the opportunity to improve efficiency and learn how to be more innovative in synthetic route design, development, and optimisation. The chemical and pharma industries are fast moving and ever changing and

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Supporting analytical development, formulation and nitrosamine risk assessment in the pharmaceutical industry

This virtual event explored how our in silico software solution Zeneth can help you identify forced degradation pathways of organic compounds, which can support characterization of structures of degradants. Real life case studies demonstrated how this can be applied to analytical development, formulation and nitrosamine risk assessment. Principal Application Scientist, Margarita Munoz-Henao discussed the benefits

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Purpose, passion and innovation: 3 key drivers for Tech4Good progress

In a world where the desire to create a positive impact on society and the environment is growing, the significance of purpose-driven work is becoming increasingly evident. Recent research by McKinsey & Co revealed that 70 percent of employees now derive their sense of purpose from work, presenting a promising opportunity for Tech4Good organisations. At

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