Path to Smart Manufacturing and Intelligent Development within Industry 4.0 – Building an Integrated Sensing Strategy

Labroots and the Drug Discovery planning committee are pleased to announce its 6th Annual Event in the Drug Discovery & Development Virtual Event Series.

Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) is the most widely used thermal analysis technique. A well-established application is the purity determination of organic substances. The method is based on the van’t Hoff law of melting point depression of eutectic systems. Purities between 90 and 100 mol% can be reliably determined. Purity determination is used in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries and also for additives in the food and plastics industries.

Biotechs have limited funding, and their investors must regularly be shown constant tangible project progress in the Drug Discovery phase. Biotechs whose projects lag, have their funding and future at risk. Likewise, large pharma must continually re-prioritize its portfolio of Discovery projects, and those that progress fastest typically have the best chance for survival. One irony of the entire drug discovery process is that despite the introduction of (or maybe because of) new “enabling” technologies across biology, chemistry, and computational sciences the average cycletimes of drug discovery projects from target identification to candidate selection has remained relatively static over the years, rather than becoming shorter. Yet some Discovery projects progress faster than others, and a number of factors for reducing cycletime are well within the control of the project investigators. What are these strategies?

Medical malpractice cases are expensive and becoming harder to defend so it is more imperative than ever to be proactive and avoid them. What specifically can health systems do to limit potential exposure? Learn these answers from a nationally recognized and seasoned defense attorney. The information will provide guidance for health care providers and risk professionals on how to limit their exposure from the time of the negative event at issue through trial. Additionally, the information will include common issues pertaining to the EMR with special emphasis on managing the discovery of the audit trail. Gain a firm understanding of how a patient's lawyer prosecutes a claim and ways to avoid making a medically defensible case hard to win. With medical malpractice cases becoming more sophisticated, no one can afford to ignore the issues and legal processes. Don't be left behind - review this information and stay ahead of the curve. It could be the difference between winning or losing a case.