BIOBALL Webinar Part 2: Non-Sterile Test Methods Including the BCC Complex
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: 6 Oct 2021
Sector : Cosmetic/Personal Care, Other, Pharmaceutical, Water
Type : Webinar
Venue : Online event
Summary : Guest speaker Dr. Tony Cundell presents on objectionable organisms and the exclusion of Burkholderia Cepacia Complex members from aqueous non-sterile drug products. This will be followed by Dr Megha Bajaj presenting on BioBall applications in non-sterile product testing methods.
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