Fred A. Rowley

Jun 19, 2024 | outsourcedpharma.com | Louis Garguilo |Fred A. Rowley |Bikash Chatterjee |Pharmatech Associates

Webinar: You Had Me at Flow: The Shift from Batch to Continuous A clear increase in continuous flow processes has emerged over the past decade thanks to the commercialization of preparative flow reactor units. This need for continuous flow manufacturing of active pharmaceutical ingredients and fine chemicals continues to grow as it offers important advantages over traditional batch manufacturing in terms of quality, safety, and sustainability of the overall process. Click here to learn more.

Jun 5, 2024 | pharmaceuticalonline.com | Fred A. Rowley

By Fred A. Rowley, Solid Dosage Training Up until about 1975, rotary tablet presses used only gravity feeders to fill the die with powder. Operators would fill the hopper and use the only control available to adjust the powder flow to the machine speed. Because there was only one control, hopper height, control of the powder flow was limited.

Mar 15, 2024 | outsourcedpharma.com | Louis Garguilo |Fred A. Rowley |Satu Lakio |Niklas Sandler

“BIO is taking steps now to separate from WuXi-AppTec regarding membership in the organization," says Biotechnology Innovation Organization President & CEO John F. Crowley. But to Chief Editor Louis Garguilo, this seems like a strange company to target. Is Precompression Tablet Thickness A True Critical Operating Parameter?

Mar 15, 2024 | outsourcedpharma.com | Louis Garguilo |Fred A. Rowley |Satu Lakio |Niklas Sandler

“BIO is taking steps now to separate from WuXi-AppTec regarding membership in the organization," says Biotechnology Innovation Organization President & CEO John F. Crowley. But to Chief Editor Louis Garguilo, this seems like a strange company to target. Is Precompression Tablet Thickness A True Critical Operating Parameter?

Feb 12, 2024 | pharmaceuticalonline.com | Fred A. Rowley

By Fred A. Rowley As recently as November 2023, the topic of how pre-compression tablet thickness is viewed raised its head once again in an FDA inspection at a generic pharmaceutical company in India. This control is available on all modern tablet presses, yet instructions for its use are vague. At least three widely used tablet press manufacturers only state that the control is available for use by the operator.