Demonstrate how machine learning tools can aid development of formulation, analysis and manufacturing of pharmaceutical drug products

October 2, 2021

Rolf Taaning, Development Specialist PhD, and Erik Skibsted, Principal Scientist PhD at Novo Nordisk Denmark

Novo Nordisk has initiated several optimisation projects using machine learning tools and robotics as alternatives to traditional design of experiments (DoE) methodologies and hands-on experiments. The reasoning is a pursuit to find better optima using fewer resources. In this webinar Rolf Hejle Taaning and Erik Skibsted from Novo Nordisk demonstrate optimisation of pharmaceutical liquid formulations and chemical reactions using a mix of different tools like Bayesian Optimisation, Principal Component Analysis and Robotics.

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Demonstrate how machine learning tools can aid development of formulation, analysis and manufacturing of pharmaceutical drug products

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