Webinars
Presentation by T.N. Thompson, Founder and President of Millrock Technology
Read MoreAn emerging approach to lyophilization process development is to construct a graphical design space for primary drying as an aid to process optimization.
Read MoreLyophilized beads are spheres made of lyophilized material containing a certain concentration of selected components. They are a very versatile system that provides long term stability, quick reconstitution, and easy handling.
Read MoreIn lyophilized drug and biological products, crystallization of ice and excipients impart stresses on the walls of the vial which can be detected with a strain gauge. During the freezing process of lyophilization, there can be significant sample loss from vial breakage leading to loss of process control and additional cleaning expenses.
Read MoreIn this brief informative presentation segment the focus is on the application of freeze-drying for tissues and collagen preservation.
Read MoreThe rigidity (stiffness) of the substrate to which cells adhere can have a profound effect on cell propagation, differentiation, lineage specification, gene expression, morphology, self-renewal, pluripotency and migration.
Read MoreThis webinar will highlight the influence of controllable factors such as ice nucleation temperature and post nucleation shelf-cooling rate on the primary drying rate, dry product resistance and porous structure characterized by pore size distribution, specific surface area and X-ray microCT imaging.
Read MoreThe MicroFD by Millrock Technology offers unique features for freeze drying practitioners. Few vials are processed, thus minimizing the cost of process development and shortening the stages of batch preparation & loading, condenser defrosting, etc.
Read MoreFreezing is a critical stage in the freeze-drying process, serving as the foundation for a successful cycle. This brief webinar explores the significance of proper freezing, the potential problems that can arise during this phase, and the impact of freezing rate on the overall process.
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