Solvias AG

Article Abstract:

Solvias AG, based in Basel, Switzerland, offers various processing services such as synthesis, catalysis, polymorphism, analytical and biopharmaceutical services. The company provides R&D support by designing flexible, customized programs for drug development and optimization. A brief overview of the company and its services is given.

Services, Switzerland, Specialty chemicals industry, Company overview, Solvias

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Converting fine chemistry to continuous technology

Article Abstract:

The continuous technology-based mini-reactor Raptor developed by AET Dev to increase production process efficiency and address safety and environment concerns is described.

France, Usage, Environmental aspects, Chemical industry, Pesticides industry, Herbicides, Chemical processes, Sulphur industry, Chemical reactors

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Adapting to the challenges of drug development and productivity

Article Abstract:

The various approaches and technologies adopted by Aptuit to tackle the challenges involved in drug development and improving productivity efficiency are discussed.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Technology application, Company business management, Industrial productivity, Pharmaceutical services, Productivity

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