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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Our Director of Material Sciences, Dr Robert Dennehy, gives his expert opinion on what makes a good crystallisation process.
On December 13th, CatSci and LabLinks hosted a free webinar on Voice Activated Digital Assistants in the Lab. Dr Sam Whitmarsh, our Director of Digital Transformation, offers a summary of the event here.
On October 27th 2022, CatSci & LabLinks ran a Computer Aided Retrosynthesis (CAR) webinar. Dr Sam Whitmarsh, our Director of Digital Transformation, offers a summary of the event here.
11th February is International Day of Women In Science, so we wanted to celebrate some of the women on the CatSci team.
CatSci is dedicated to the personal growth of our employees.
Last Thursday, the CatSci team enjoyed a summer celebration, CatFest. This was a CatSci-style festival to celebrate the hard work of our fantastic team.
CatSci is committed to ensuring diversity, inclusivity and equality run through every aspect of the business.
CatSci is dedicated to supporting our employees in any way we can as we value people as an essential and precious resource.
CatSci is committed to ensuring diversity, inclusivity and equality run through every aspect of the business, and that includes our dedication to our LGBTQ+ colleagues and the wider community.
Whilst good solubility is a target property in many drug discovery programs, a balance is often struck between solubility and potential efficacy which means that a poorly soluble molecule may need to be progressed.
We spoke to Seb York to ask him about what CatSci does internally to be more eco-friendly within our HR processes.
A conversation with Dr Charlotte Dalton & Dr Lloyd Murfin
On June 17 2021, CatSci sponsored a LabLinks event on the Application of Digital Tools to Synthesis. Dr Alan Steven, Senior Principal Scientist at CatSci, offers a summary of the event here.
We spoke to some of the CatSci directors to ask them about the past 10 years of drug development, and what they think the next decade has in store...
A conversation with Dr Maks Jevglevkis & Julia Collier.
We speak to Plamedi, who's recently completed a Chemistry Internship at CatSci. Find out all about her experience here...
A Conversation with Dr Sofia Papadouli & Duncan Thompson.
Seeding is probably the most common technique for controlling the solid state and physical properties attributes of a drug molecule. But what needs to be considered when using seed crystals?
For our next Careers at CatSci blog, we spoke with two more of our team members, Dr Jas Douville and Seb York.
Find out more about micellar catalysis, including its environmental, economic and productivity benefits.