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CASE STUDY 1
Parenteral dosage form development of a highly insoluble molecule
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CASE STUDY 2
Salt form optimization and lyophilized parenteral formulation development
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CASE STUDY 3
Oral liquid formulation development
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CASE STUDY 4
Accelerated stability studies to support a screening IND
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CASE STUDY 5
Lead Optimization: Solubility and formulation screen for efficacy and PK studies

 

Your Bridge Between Discovery and Development

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.

This Month’s Featured Bridge:

Boston Public Garden Pedestrian Bridge
Photograph by Dr. A. Lichanska, 2006



Trivia

The Bridge located on Boston Common is:

  1. The setting of Robert McCloskey’s famous children’s book Make Way for Ducklings
  2. The world’s smallest suspension bridge
  3. Located in the United State’s first botanical garden
  4. All of the above

The Garden, home to the smallest suspension bridge in the world, was the first botanical garden in the United States. It was established in 1837, when twenty four acres of land were set aside in the heart of Boston. The Garden is also the setting of Robert McCloskey’s Make Way for Ducklings, winner of the 1942 Caldecott Medal.

Past campaigns

Golden Gate Bridge
Taipei Rainbow Bridge
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Nescio Bridge in Amsterdam
London Bridge
Boston Public Garden Pedestrian Bridge
The Forth Rail Bridge at Night


 

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