BioMedical SIG #7

BioMedical SIG #7

The next BioMedical SIG webinar is focused on manufacturing of new technologies.

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The successful development of innovative pharmaceutical technologies requires a seamless integration of manufacturing design with regulatory and clinical strategy. This presentation explores the critical components involved in designing a development and manufacturing plan for new drug products and delivery systems, including aspects on Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), and the Target Product Profile (TPP). It will highlight how early alignment of these elements ensures quality, safety, and scalability—while directly influencing the efficiency and structure of clinical trials and commercial manufacturing. The focus will be on oral solid drug products.

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