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AAIPharma opens technology centre
AAIPharma Services (Wilmington, North Carolina, USA) has opened a technology centre at its headquarters.
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AAIPharma Services (Wilmington, North Carolina, USA) has opened a technology centre at its headquarters. The centre is part of a $15 million capital expansion programme, with plans in the works to expand its manufacturing centres in both Charleston, South Carolina, USA, and Wilmington.
The centre was designed with flexible workstations to meet the changing requirements for developing and testing pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical products. The centre has also received a batch of new UHPLC, HPLC, GC–MS and LC–MS–MS instruments.
Patrick Walsh, CEO of AAIPharma, commented, “We’ve designed this technology centre as an adaptable laboratory concept that gives us the flexibility to meet our clients’ increasingly diverse needs. We remain committed to investing in our employees’ infrastructure and our region as we project continued and sustainable business growth.”
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