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Sterile filtration is a pivotal process step in pharmaceutical manufacturing to ensure the sterility of injectable drug products. It eliminates microorganisms and particulates while safeguarding the integrity of a final product. Effectively managing and monitoring the sterile filtration process requires meticulous attention to manufacturing controls and encompasses key parameters such as flow rate, temperature, use time, and pressure. Pressure emerges as a critical factor, necessitating oversight to validate the efficacy of a filtration system and uphold the stringent standards of regulatory bodies such as the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Commission.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are easily confused, but it is crucial to recognize the fundamental difference between them. AI refers to prebuilt products that identify patterns based on human behavior around recognition and decision-making that utilize those patterns to enable platforms to answer questions, provide relevant information, or perform requested tasks. ML, meanwhile, employs mathematical algorithms to predict activities or outcomes based on data. ML is a subset of AI, meaning that although all ML derives from AI, not all AI is based on ML.1

Securing an orphan drug designation is no small feat, in part because the number of patients affected cannot exceed 200,000 in the United States, despite population growth over 40 years.

The Rocky Mountain Life Sciences Investor & Partnering Conference connects investors and strategic partners from across the U.S. with the region’s most promising startup and emerging companies. Focused exclusively on life sciences, it brings together investors and health innovators for networking, one on one partnering, and formal pitches in a relaxed mountain setting.

The National Academy of Science has acknowledged Scott Rudge as a contributor to its report on national priorities for separation science. This report is issued once every ten years and gives the national priorities for funding advances in this very important field.

The Zika virus is able to infect people even after sitting out on a counter for several hours, according to new research. But the good news is that in that state, it is also easy to kill with common household chemicals…