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• Reliving biotech’s most shocking scandal — the story of Theranos

  By Meagan Parrish, Senior Editor

  If you haven’t fallen down an internet rabbit hole reading about Theranos — a name that has become synonymous with the biggest scandal in biotech history — now’s a really great time. Recently, HBO premiered a new documentary about precipitous rise of Elizabeth Holmes, the company’s…

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• Integrating X-ray technology into production

  By Samuel Razzak, HEUFT SYSTEMTECHNIK

  Quality assurance in the manufacturing process of pharmaceuticals is an essential step in any production line. The inspection is carried out manually, semi-automatically or fully automatically in order to maintain the high standards.Its application has been expanded to the pharmaceutical industry…

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• New look, same great taste

  You've probably noticed some changes to our website. When the April print issue of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing arrives in your mailbox, you're going to notice even more updates.For starters, we've decided to officially (legally) change our name from Pharmaceutical Manufacturing to Pharma…

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• Pharma finds balance

  By Karen Langhauser, Chief Content Director

  For the 15th consecutive year, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing readers have provided insightful feedback on their careers through our annual survey. We probe our readership to share their unfiltered thoughts in order to gauge both the financial and emotional health of their pharma careers. Their…

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• Creating a Pharma Packaging Line That Fits Acidic Products

  By Krys Beal, Vice President of sales and marketing, E-PAK Machinery

  Acidic pharmaceutical products have certain special requirements when it comes to filling and packaging. Throughout these processes, acidic liquids could cause damage to equipment over time through corrosion, which will result in costly breakdowns and downtime without sufficient preventive…

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• Drowning in Data?

  By Michael Risse, CMO and VP, Seeq

  To paraphrase Samuel Taylor Coleridge from “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” many pharma manufacturing plants and facilities have data, data everywhere, but not the insights they need. These manufacturers are drowning in data — but asking them to create insights from data using a…

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