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Pat Guiry recipient of SFI Mentorship Award

November 6, 2020

Congratulations to SSPC's Co PI, Pat Guiry on winning the SFI Mentorship Award 2020.

Pat Guiry is a full professor of synthetic organic chemistry and director of the Centre for Synthesis and Chemical Biology at the UCD School of Chemistry. His research interests include the design, synthesis and application of novel ligands in asymmetric catalysis, natural product synthesis and medicinal chemistry.

He has supervised 55 PhD and three MSc students to graduation to date and has worked with more than 20 postdoctoral researchers. His group has published more than 140 papers, review articles, book chapters and patents with more than 7,000 citations.

Pat has been with SSPC from the beginning and is currently a leader in our molecules 1 theme.

Full story and source: https://www.siliconrepublic.com/innovation/sfi-awards-2020-kingston-mills

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Insights into Flow and Continuous Systems in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Challenges and Opportunities

Insights into Flow and Continuous Systems in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Challenges and Opportunities

Ireland’s pharmaceutical sector has transformed over the past 50 years, from an API manufacturing base to a global hub for high value activities including process R&D, formulation, bioprocessing, and biotechnology. A major recent shift has been the adoption of continuous flow technology, offering improvements in safety, efficiency, and flexibility. While integrating flow into a highly regulated environment is complex, Ireland’s ecosystem, multinational API sites, CDMOs, and innovative indigenous companies, has successfully advanced large scale API and RSM manufacture through strong collaboration with regulatory agencies. This commentary highlights key factors enabling this transition and the current state of continuous flow in API/RSM production.

https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.oprd.5c00309

Partners: Eli Lilly, MSD, Pfizer, JnJ, sk biotek, apc, almac, WAB, arran chemical, UCC, UCD, UL.

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