Manufacturing Chemist
I am now scientific consultant to Manufacturing Chemist, having been its editor for a number of years.
March 2008:
Biotech bounces back
December 2007/January 2008:
A question of convergence
October 2007:
Biotech bounces back
July 2007:
Efficiency in selection
April 2007:
Chiral at the core
March 2007:
NCEs tackle lifestyle diseases
November 2006:
Divide and rule
September 2006:
A jab to beat cancer?
May 2006:
Enzymes to the rescue
March 2006:
Prevalent infections beaten by new approvals
December 2005/January 2006:
Drug designers factor in gene type
November 2005:
Cutting the cost of chiral production
September 2005:
Could MAbs be the 'magic bullet'?
June 2005:
Rx-DX: the way ahead for drugs
May 2005:
Biologics build a better base
April 2005:
Pure perfection
March 2005:
Approvals continue to fall
February 2005:
Trials transparency
January 2005:
Quality questions
October 2004:
The rise of chiral chemistry
August 2004:
Radiopharmaceuticals - a new lease of life for biopharma?
June 2004:
Ionic liquids for greener processes
February 2004: Another year of drug innovations
January 2004: From steroids to antibodies: treating psoriasis
December 2003: The power of RNAi in drug discovery
October 2003:
Investigating the potential of hydroformylation
August 2003: Herbal medicines: are they really the safer option?
May 2003: Snipping away at the causes of disease
April 2003: SPR determinations aid water purity
March 2003: Another year of drug innovations
February 2003: Blocking the way forward
January 2003: Efficient synthesis
December 2002: Paying the price for protection
November 2002: Precious metals
October 2002: Expensive errors - the cost of getting it wrong
September 2002: Gut reactions - seeking new treatments for IBD
August 2002: Information overload
July 2002: EU drug discovery crisis?
June 2002: Cannabis - a medical miracle?
April 2002: A year of new drug treatments
March 2002: Cancer - a fertile field for drug development
February 2002: Pharmacogenomics - an individual approach
January 2002: Chiral switches
January 2002: Virtual reality - the rise of contract manufacturing
December 2001: Hidden anthrax risks
December 2001: Natural progression - biotechnology in chemical synthesis
November 2001: Creating chirally pure drugs by SMB chromatography
October 2001: Restrictive funding will slow research
October 2001: Statins - the answer to high cholesterol?
September 2001: Halting the progression of Alzheimer's disease
August 2001: Developing support for solid-phase chemistry
| |