Manufacturing & Packaging Articles

  1. Effective Communication Drives Successful Manufacturing Transfers And Productive CMO Relationships 12/5/2022

    While lift-and-shift scenarios — wherein manufacturing is moved from one site to another without product or manufacturing process redesign —are ideal, they also are a rarity.

  2. Manufacturing Transfers For Medtech OEMs: Part 1 10/11/2022

    Quality management is a mission-critical function of all MedTech manufacturers. Attention to quality issues when selecting vendors and partners can help manufacturers prevent downstream issues.

  3. Product D-Value Study - Part 2, Heat-Sensitive And Atypical Aqueous Liquids 10/5/2022

    How can your organization use this critical tool when developing your sterilization process for heat-sensitive products and low F0 cycles?

  4. Why Perform A Product D-Value Study? 10/5/2022

    Follow a discussion on non-heat sensitive aqueous liquid product sterilization and the use of the Overkill method and Bioburden/BI method.

  5. Product D-Value Studies: A Critical Tool In Sterilization Process Development 10/5/2022

    Learn about what questions to ask when developing a sterilization method and a critical tool that can help guide your decisions.

  6. Navigating A Manufacturing Transfer During Global Disruptions 8/23/2022

    Manufacturing transfer difficulties as a result of inadequate communication or supply chain disruption can be minimized or eliminated through transparency and collaboration.

  7. Critical Cleaning For 3D Printing In The Life Sciences 8/17/2022

    Here, we focus on the critical cleaning of hard surfaces utilized in 3D printing processes across industries, such as extruded plastics, photosensitive substrates, metals, and metal alloys.

  8. Textile-Engineered Tissue Scaffolds Offer Advances In Hollow Organ Regenerations 7/29/2022

    Biomedical textile engineering affords critical innovations in scaffold design, particularly where structural repeatability, spatial geometry, and engineering strength support the cellular processes in a consistent fashion. These factors illustrate the important impact that the convergence of a traditional installed base of engineering techniques–combined with new materials—offer for successful advances in regenerative medicine.

  9. Implantable Fabrics Revolutionize Neurovascular Devices 7/29/2022

    In the neurovascular device segment, development is focused on minute, precision devices delivered via micro-catheters. The overarching challenge is to create components that maximize performance within a minimal deliverable profile. That’s where biomedical textiles come in.

  10. Biomedical Textiles Advance Development Of Orthopedic Implants 7/29/2022

    Medical device manufacturers are expanding their portfolios with biologically based products for the repair of musculoskeletal defects ranging from bone grafting and fusion, motion-preserving spinal repair, to cartilage repair and ligament and tendon tears.