Microbiology

Pharmaceutical microbiology plays a critical role in ensuring the safety, efficacy, and quality of pharmaceutical products. Modern instruments deliver sensitive, reliable solutions to support microbiologists across the full spectrum of workflows. These innovations help pharmaceutical manufacturers ensure compliance while maintaining efficiency and patient safety. In this hub, explore articles, webinars, and other informative resources related to pharmaceutical microbiology.

  • Editor's Top Tech November/December 2025

    With the end of 2025 approaching, we have compiled a list of this quarters top tech. read more

  • The Whole Fleet Concept Design for Sterile Manufacturing of Biopharmaceuticals

    In today’s rapidly evolving operational environments, the need for cohesive, integrated, and future-proof fleet strategies has never been greater. The Whole Fleet Concept Design represents a transformative approach to fleet planning, architecture, and lifecycle management – one that breaks traditional silos and enables a more unified, efficient, ... read more

  • An Interview with Timothy Cser and Lamin Jallow

    We will see more robust automation technologies on the market to address the evolving expectations for QC microbiology. As regulations become more prescriptive, leaving less room for interpretation, and as manufacturing throughput becomes more crucial for newly marketed drugs, the expectation will be that automation can support these drivers rather... read more

  • Overcoming Data Barriers: How Cloud and SaaS are Transforming Life Sciences Manufacturing

    Harnessing the full potential of data in pharmaceutical manufacturing can be complex for life sciences companies. Challenges include connecting systems, comparing data from sites with different systems, managing the volume, variety, and quality of information, overcoming data silos, and legacy technology. These all exacerbate interoperability, ... read more

  • An Interview with Ali Mroue and Jay Patel

    “Traditional” methods are viewed as the gold standard, highly recognized, widely regulated, and backed by decades of acceptance, which leaves little external pressure to move away from them. On the other hand, adopting rapid methods requires significant investment in new technologies, extensive validation to meet regulatory expectations, and ... read more

  • Microbial Risk Management in Aseptic Processing - Did Bill Whyte Get it Right?

    This commentary highlights how the advances in technology, risk assessment, and regulatory guidelines have excluded human intervention in aseptic filling, improving both product quality and patient safety. The risk of microbiological contamination during aseptic processing during the past four decades is largely a reflection of technological ... read more
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