Bridges overcome geographical barriers, leading to the sharing of scientific theories and discoveries. Wolfe Laboratories bridges the void between discovery and development with the resources, expertise, and timetable you require. We strive to understand your needs, in order to help you overcome obstacles and move your programs towards the clinic.
"We focus on meeting project challenges effectively and efficiently. We provide:
bioanalytical method development; metabolite identification; solid state characterization; salt selection; solubility profiles; excipient compatibility; HPLC method development; pre-formulation and formulation; lyophilized product development; degradant identification; stability testing; and polymorph screening."
This Month’s Featured Bridge:
Nescio Bridge in Amsterdam Photograph by Dr. C. Tischer, 2007
Trivia
What is the origin and meaning of the word "Nescio"?
a. Latin for "I don't know"
b. Dutch for "Y chromosome"
c. Greek for "Flying V"
d. German for "Fish tail"
This bridge, located in Amsterdam, is named after Jan Hendrik Grönloh, a famous Dutch author that used Nescio, Latin for “I don’t know” as his pseudonym. Known for his shorter works including The Sponger, Young Titans, and Little Poet, Grönloh was recognized as an acclaimed author only after his death in 1961.
