RDD 2015 Workshop: Assessing Aggregate Performance and the Presence of Foreign Particulate in OINDPs
May 19, 2015 Establishing bioavailability and proving bioequivalence of inhaled combination therapies can be difficult without addressing two major concerns: accurate and precise particle size distribution data of the individual active pharmaceutical ingredient and source determination of the any existing foreign particulate matter. Raman spectroscopy and Raman chemical imaging have…
Gateway Analytical and Chemic Laboratories Announce Joint Cooperation Agreement
PITTSBURGH, November 18, 2015 — Chemic...
Strategies for Biowaiver Application for Generic Nasal Sprays
Authors & ContributorsDavid Exline
Gateway Analytical Registers with U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Gateway Analytical showed confidence in its...
Ingredient-Specific Particle Sizing of Aerosolized Nasal Spray Using Wide-Field Raman Chemical Imaging
Authors & Contributors David Exline
Gateway Analytical to Present on the Evolution of Gunshot Residue Analysis at the IACP 121st Annual Conference and Exposition
Gateway Analytical announced today that they...
Forensic Analysis of Hair and Fibers for Police & Attorneys
Authors & ContributorsDavid Exline February 10, 2012 This webinar was designed for police officers and attorneys engaged in collection and investigations relating to hair and fiber evidence. Current methods of hair and fiber collection and interpretation is discussed. This webinar also reviews past and current testing methods with emphasis on…
Evaluation of Pharmaceutical Vials for Glass Delamination
Authors & ContributorsAntonio ScatenaFebruary 04, 2014
Gateway Analytical to Present at 2012 MAAFS Meeting: The Introduction of Hyperspectral Imaging as an Additional Method of Examination for Tapes
Authors & Contributors Cara Plese May 10, 2012 The Mid-Atlantic Association of Forensic Scientists (MAAFS) annual meeting is being held later this month from May 14th through the 18th. MAAFS is one of several regional/state forensic science associations in the United States. Regional meetings are great for scientists to attend because they usually require less travel than…