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New Knowledge Management Module

July 2014

New Knowledge Management Module

DryLab Knowledge Management offers comprehensive method documentation for better knowledge sharing. It automatically collects all relevant method data directly from DryLab and offers you a platform for comments and the justification of method criteria.

DryLab Knowledge Management is a productivity tool for documenting the systematic science used during your method development, and for producing GMP method documentation. It offers the following benefits:

Systematic Documentation: Document your method to support change management and knowledge sharing.

Easier Method Transfer: Support analytical method transfer during routine application.

Method Control Strategy and Risk Management: Ensure Quality by Design requirements are defined, documented, and shared.

Support for GMP Inspections: Achieve excellent GMP documentation to support inspections.

Read a full description of DryLab Knowledge Management.

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MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE to present LC Design Space applications at EAS 2022

Design Space analysis is key to rationalizing method and DryLab4 is one of the few tools in the world that by its design concept, will in that regard fully comply with ICH Q14 requirements. Being able to illuminate a total DS that comprises of more than a million modelled workpoints or method-parameter combinations, DryLab has repeatedly proven it's potential to revolutionize pharmaceutical chemistry and research. Live demonstrations of DryLab4 will focus on the ability of its newly added interface with the Waters Empower™ platform to develop on-point HPLC methods faster than ever before by speeding up HPLC Design Space (DS) Modeling and using 3D visualization to gain deeper understanding of chromatography separations, allowing more robust and faster HPLC method development.

MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE to present new enhanced chromatography modeling technique at ISC 2022

Regulatory intentions to move the industry towards a more risk-, and science-based decision-making process are clearly shown in a recently published ICH Q14 draft. Design Space Modeling effectively expands the chromatographer’s skills in his quantitative analytical work and can be implemented on a daily basis. MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE for Applied Chromatography will return to ISC 2022 international symposium for chromatography with powerful enhancements to its DryLab®4 Automation and advanced HPLC modeling software. At this great international HPLC event, an efficient and uncomplicated development strategy for comparing multifactorial Design Spaces on an every-day basis will be introduced and demonstrated.

MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE highlights ICH Q14's challenges to High Performance Liquid Chromatography

MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE for Applied Chromatography has identified the recently published International Council for Harmonization's ICH Q14 Quality Guideline as a potential «game changer» for the science of biochemical analysis. The Q14 guideline not only demands researchers to describe methods and show their robustness, but also recommends that they provide rationale for choosing that method in the first place and how it was developed in that particular way.

DryLab's Empower Automation running at Pannonian University

MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE has rolled out its new DryLab/Empower-Automation Module to facilitate and vastly economize University of Pannonia's Covid-19 research. Professor András Guttman and Assistant Professor Evelin Farsang will benefit from the seamless connection of DryLab method modeling software and Empower CDS for first-principles driven analytical procedure development. Furthermore, adding Waters' proprietary QDa MS to the ACQUITY UPLC I-Class will allow using four new power tools in DryLab's peak identification and tracking: (1) simple identification of substances per base peak values, (2) selected ion monitoring, (3) mass spectra at a certain retention time, and an intelligent auto-tracking by masses functionality.

Another Peer-Reviewed Application Using Drylab: Separating Glycoproteins (Glajch, 2020)

A Novel Approach to Glycan Method Development for Biotherapeutics using Superficially Porous Particle Technology: Another DryLab application on a comprehensive study helped develop two methods for separation and profiling of 13 glycoproteins. The 2D model was done with 4 scouting runs only, and helped optimize the methods suitable for monitoring and control during process development or final manufacturing.

Oral Presentation at Virtual 2020 EAS

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Strategic cooperation between MI and Pannonian University

On the occasion of the launch of a strategic cooperation between Molnár-Institute for Applied Chromatography in Berlin and Professor András Guttman, Pannonian University of Veszprém, the renowned German research institute grants the university access to the DryLab® software it develops.

Molnár-Institute invites you to join our intensive DryLab®4 Training for UHPLC Method Development

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DryLab®-assisted HILIC-separation of mAb's

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Analysis of mAb's and ADC's

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European Pharmaceutical Review Interviews Molnár-Institute at AAPS

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Dr. Imre Molnár receives Csaba Horváth Memorial Award

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