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In the most recent edition of European Pharmaceutical Review, our expert analytical team from Agawam, Massachusetts was featured in an article sharing their best practices for the environmental monitoring of compressed gas ports. Thank you for sharing your expertise, Ryan Brough, Alicia Vieau, and Peter Lisowski! Read the full article in EPR's latest edition here: https://lnkd.in/gZcrNdsa

Hello from #TIDESEurope! We are excited to be in Hamburg this week to discuss your most challenging peptide development projects. Stop by Booth 115 to connect with our experts, Eric Fang, Andy Miles, and Seamus White, and discover why we’re a different brand of experts. #Peptides #ConnectWithCambrex

We're one week away from our webinar on peptide-based therapeutics! Register today and hear from our experts on Monday, November 18, as they discuss innovations in liquid-phase peptide synthesis, peptide crystallization, method development for peptide impurity analysis and more. Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/gepNuk5z Adrian Amador, Hannah McLachlan, Erik Feldmann, Ph.D.  #LPPS #peptides

As part of our video series, “A Different Brand of Experts,” we invite you to meet Myoung Goo Kim, Ph.D. and Chemistry R&D Manager at Cambrex in High Point, North Carolina. With more than 20 patent applications, 18 patents and 21 years at Cambrex, Myoung Goo is one of our most accomplished chemists. In his interview, Myoung Goo shares one of the greatest chemistry challenges from his career – a 21-step API process development project with a peptide bond formation. Find out how he optimized this challenging process here: https://lnkd.in/gf2jz_Cr

Välkommen till Sverige! We are excited to be in Stockholm at #BioEurope this week. Stop by booth 50 to connect with Hamid Parsa and Gianluca Di Lernia. #BioPharma #ConnectWithCambrex

This Fall our sites have continued to be active within their communities. Our High Point, NC site partnered with BackPack Beginnings to gather donations for their Family Market providing resources to children and families in their community. The Snapdragon Chemistry team participated in the Cambridge Science Festival with their "Glowing with the Flow" demonstrations. The Agawam, MA site partnered with the Salvation Army collecting boxes full of cold weather gear for children and adults. In Durham, NC teams created 140 blankets for Fleece & Thank You to be distributed to multiple children's hospitals. In addition, our sites in North Carolina are working together for a Hurricane Helene Donation Drive collecting coats, scarves, hats, gloves, and blankets to deliver to our neighbors in Western North Carolina. 

Our Scientific Experts took time away from the lab to attend events and share what they have been working on. We presented at #CMF2024, #PDAMicro, Shimadzu Pharma Summit, and the Q1 Scientific Stability Studies Conference. Last month, we brought together 70 of our experts from across Cambrex's global sites at our inaugural Cambrex Science Day, promoting collaborative learning and scientific excellence. Additionally, Analytical Scientists from Durham, NC traveled to our Charles City, IA site to discuss their cross-site projects. We also exhibited at #NLSDays, #CPHIMilan, and the #NESACS Process Chemistry Symposium.   Looking forward to the remainder of the year!

We are thrilled to be exhibiting at #TIDESEurope next month! Both the Cambrex and Snapdragon Chemistry teams are looking forward to meeting you in Hamburg! Click here to schedule a meeting with Eric Fang, Andy Miles, and Seamus White. https://lnkd.in/gqxkuMi9 #Peptides #ConnectWithCambrex

While automation in the development of small molecule APIs is not a new concept, the continuous advancement of technology has yielded benefits across all stages of development and manufacturing. David Ford, Senior Director of Chemistry at Snapdragon Chemistry, a Cambrex company, recently discussed these benefits with Pharmaceutical Technology Magazine. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eiGMvyTM

What do oncologics and orphan drugs have in common? Both can potentially require low-volume production assets and specialized technologies for the manufacturing of active ingredients. In a recent article published by Specialty Chemicals Magazine, Dan Bowles, VP and General Manager at Cambrex in High Point, North Carolina, discusses the process development and manufacturing challenges associated with low-volume API production. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eaqjCB8t