Our Director of Analytical Science, Sam Whitmarsh, and our Director of Chemical Science, Rob Crook describe CatSci's robust metal control strategies and workflows that ensure alignment with the ICHQ3D requirements and ultimately patient safety.
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CatSci's Director of Analytical Science and Digital Transformation, Dr Sam Whitmarsh, participated in the latest Chemistry Today panel discussion on AI in Pharma Supply Chain. He discussed the impact of AI on Quality Control and Quality Assurance.
CatSci's analytical team facilitated the development and deployment of an efficient and fast UHPLC method screening protocol.
Access the recordings of our Analytical Science symposium now. The event consisted of three experts who delivered 25-minute presentations on cannabinoids and contaminants in waste water analysis, and trace analysis of pesticides in food.
CatSci’s analytical team employed Knime, a data analytics open source software to automate the transformation, visualisation and reporting of analytical data retrieved from the high throughput process development of a chiral synthetic step.
CatSci was tasked with catalyst screening for an asymmetrical hydrogenation of a target.
Proteomics Sample Preparation, ed. Jorg von Hagen, Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, 2008