Continuous Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
A special issue of Pharmaceutics (ISSN 1999-4923). This special issue belongs to the section "Pharmaceutical Technology, Manufacturing and Devices".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2020) | Viewed by 27996
Special Issue Editor
Interests: continuous manufacturing of tablets; Quality by Design (QbD); Design of Experiment (DoE); Process Analytical Techniques (PAT); multivariate spectral data analysis
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Dear Colleagues,
Pharmaceutical manufacturing is facing the greatest ideological revolution since industrial drug manufacturing. Drugs have been traditionally manufactured in batch mode, but now the continuous manufacturing has started to gain a serious interest in the pharmaceutical industry. The pharma industry is heavily regulated by authorizing bodies (FDA, EMA, etc.), but already, over a decade, regulatory bodies have enabled and even encouraged the change from batch to continuous manufacturing by publishing several guidelines on how to implement continuous manufacturing. Advantages of continuous manufacturing are indisputable. The quality by design framework provides the cornerstone for better process understanding and ultimately higher product quality for patients. New modes of manufacturing of drugs require a substantial amount of research from the pharmaceutical industry, academia, and various research institutions. This Special Issue: “Continuous Pharmaceutical Manufacturing” is intended to cover the whole spectrum of all relevant aspects of continuous manufacturing. Starting from the fundamental science of detailed phenomenon in continuous manufacturing and ending in how applied science can put continuous manufacturing into practice.
Dr. Ossi Korhonen
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- continuous manufacturing of pharmaceuticals
- Quality by Design
- risk assessment in continuous manufacturing
- Design of Experiment in continuous manufacturing
- Design Space
- Process Analytical Techniques (PAT) in continuous manufacturing
- real-time process monitoring
- data analysis of process data
- process simulations
- process control and automation
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