Shimadzu News Pharma Special - Analytical applications along the pharmaceutical product life cycle

40 pages of in-depth articles and new methods /
Available as download, smartphone and printed versions /
Released in English language

Shimadzu, one of the worldwide leading manufacturers in analytical instrumentation, has launched a Special Edition of the Shimadzu-News specifically for the needs of the pharmaceutical industry. 40 pages introduce solutions and applications for a multitude of topics such as drug research, development and testing as well as method development, manufacturing and quality control.

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The applications cover many disciplines of analytical instrumentation, e.g. chromatography, TOC and spectroscopy. In-detail, in-depth articles describe new as well as established methods. In a highly regulated environment, the pharmaceutical industry depends on increasingly sensitive measurements, and the same time efficiency, cost-effectiveness and ecology.

Some selected highlights: TOC analysis of ultra pure water, detection of heavy metals by EDX, impurity analysis by two dimensional LC and LCMS-IT-TOF, and extrusion testing of blister packaging. The new Crude2Pure system, jointly developed by Shimadzu Corporation and GlaxoSmithKline UK, demonstrates Shimadzu’s innovation and ability to provide tailor-made technologies.

Shimadzu Pharma News is available as download at www.shimadzu.eu or via App for iPhone® and Android (Shimadzu News WebApp / Shimadzu News App). A printed version can be ordered directly by e-mail: [email protected].

For further editorial questions, please contact:
Uta Steeger
Shimadzu Europa GmbH
Albert-Hahn-Str. 6-10
47269 Duisburg
Tel.: +49 (0) 203-7687-410
E-mail: [email protected]

Additional information is available on Shimadzu’s website: www.shimadzu.eu

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