Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Presentation at Zhangjiang Pharmaceutical Valley Science Corner event on Friday 24 May

We at Scale-up Systems are looking forward to visiting China next week, seeing customers and presenting DynoChem at a Zhangjiang Pharmaceutical Valley Science Corner event on 24 May.

This will include:

DynoChem Introduction
Application of DynoChem in Process Development and Scale-up
Case studies and success stories from customers worldwide.

For more details about this event, or to attend in person, please contact Dongjie (Jack) Ma of ScienView, our value added reseller in China, at dongjie.ma@scienview.com.

Monday, May 13, 2013

Scale-up Systems and ScienView Team Up to Provide #DynoChem Process Development Tools to Chinese Pharma

Great news today for the Chinese pharma and life sciences industries.  DynoChem software, support and training will now be available locally in China through our Value Added Reseller, ScienView.  For more details, see the press release.

Monday, April 1, 2013

ISPE Ireland Conference 2013: "release the genius"

Donal Higgins of ProChem and colleagues from ISPE have organized a 1-day session for 18 April 2013, themed Release the Genius - Profiting from home grown life sciences expertise.

It will feature presentations from pharma companies operating in Ireland and a series of case study (not sales) presentations from leading Irish vendors.  We are delighted to be one of the companies presenting.

If you can make it to the Crowne Plaza, Blanchardstown on 18 April, it should be an interesting and worthwhile meeting.  Registration information is available here.

Friday, March 29, 2013

Not just your run-of-the-mill model

The particle engineering community will soon have a new DynoChem template to work with.  Probably available in the April DCR update (number 61), we have implemented the Vogel & Peukert model and users can now simulate either wet or dry milling as a means of adjusting and controlling crystal size.

The process scheme for the wet milling template looks like this:
You can fit material characteristics to data from lab trials and then simulate scale-up and changes in operating conditions:
And you can link the milling model to a crystallization model to crystallize while milling.  

Well, that's what you get when you work with a modeling platform that is fit for purpose for today's pharma industry.  Watch out for more new tools like this in our monthly updates.

Happy Easter to #DynoChem users everywhere. 

Friday, November 9, 2012

DynoChem: Learn how to locate and apply models, utilities and online content

Tip: view at high resolution (once playing, click the settings/gears icon at the bottom of the video, choose 720 or HD resolution).




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