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AZoNetwork - Marketing Science |- Analysis and Automation in Early Pharmaceutical Development

	January 30, 2018
	Biochemistry
	The latest biochemistry news from AZoNetwork

Analysis and Automation in Early Pharmaceutical Development

For the pharmaceutical industry, the majority of drug candidates explored in early development will never make it to clinical testing, let alone the market. Automation plays a major role in pharmaceutical research, mostly through high-throughput screening. The latest analytical technologies available for pharmaceutical development will be discussed at Pittcon 2018.

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