No one working in bioresearch would be surprised that the proteins being discovered and developed today are much more complex than those ...
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“We place ourselves in a vulnerable position, because we receive more feedback that way,” these are the words of my director, Michiel...
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2016 saw the first hospital pharmacy in the Netherlands start using an automatic syringe-filling machine. This meant medicines could be p...
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The decision has finally come: the Dutch Health and Youth Care Inspectorate has decided to allow hospitals to make cheaper medicines them...
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This year for the first time, C2W, a part of vakbladen.com, independently organised the Single-use Event in Eindhoven for professionals i...
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The deployment of single-use production systems is changing the way pharmaceutical companies look at their validation process. This is be...
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Filtration steps occur frequently in biopharmaceutical processes. They include such things as clarification, buffering and concentration ...
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More and more process technologists and researchers working in the biotechnology sector or in the pharmaceutical industry are deciding to...
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I’m not one for traditions, but while writing this piece I realised that my annual ‘what-can-we-expect-to-happen-next-year-in-the-fie...
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When I was allowed to do a DNA experiment during one of my biology lessons at secondary school, I became interested in Life Sciences. Sin...
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“Pharmacists must make their own therapeutic proteins for individual patients. That is the only way that personalised medicine can be m...
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Over the past 10 to 15 years, the adoption of single-use technology in the life-science sector has gained enormous momentum. Where at fir...
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