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EPISODE · May 10, 2025 · 14 MIN

133 – Emerging Technologies in Analytical Testing (S9E13)

from From Concept to Medicine - A Comprehensive Drug Development Journey

Highlight up and coming instruments like microfluidics, ultra-high-resolution MS, portable spectroscopy, and machine learning in QC labs. Look at where the industry may be headed with all these amazing technologies and how that all will turn out for what is to come. Review the meaning behind what happens and what may become the future in that space. Hear about ways to address some of those challenges in the pharmaceutical realm.Examine mass spectrometry, and a variety of points about understanding that can help. Look at a lot of items to factor into this whole new way of analyzing and treating, especially when we consider all the aspects of what will be impacted. Review the science, the regulations, the new tech, and how all of it will play a part in helping to secure safe and reliable care for all involved.

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