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Continuous manufacturing
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End-to-end or unit-level continuous processing of drug substance and drug product. Each item is listed because its official text (or the call text on this site) mentions this theme: the matching sentence and its source are shown. Grouped by how open the route is, alphabetical within each group. This is not a ranking of companies or organisations.
5consortia or centres
2playbooks
0No listed call is tagged to this theme from official text
Open to apply (1)
- CompanyPfizer Inc. Matched text:
Under "Pfizer's Continuous Manufacturing Module", Pfizer describes small-footprint, plug-and-play (modular, continuous) processing platforms for drug product
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Ideas welcome (2)
- Consortium or centreCMAC (Continuous Manufacturing and Advanced Crystallisation) Matched text:
CMAC (Continuous Manufacturing and Advanced Crystallisation)
source - Consortium or centreNational Institute for Pharmaceutical Technology & Education (NIPTE) Matched text:
A consortium of top universities advancing pharmaceutical science, technology and manufacturing, including continuous manufacturing and AI-enabled manufacturing.
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Via a centre, member institution or company sponsor (1)
- CompanyEli Lilly and Company Matched text:
Lilly lists "implementing new manufacturing technologies that minimize environmental impact, including continuous flow processes, which Lilly has helped advance within the pharmaceutical industry".
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Members only (2)
- Consortium or centreCenter for Structured Organic Particulate Systems (C-SOPS) Matched text:
Research on the science and engineering of solid dosage forms and their manufacturing processes, including continuous manufacturing, run with an industrial consortium in a non/pre-competitive setting.
source - Consortium or centreNational Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL) Matched text:
The Process Intensification Program’s Continuous Manufacturing testbed is one example.
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No public route currently published (1)
- Consortium or centreYoung Institute Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Consortium (Purdue) Matched text:
Continuous manufacturing is a key innovative technology in pharmaceutical production.
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Playbooks (2)
- PlaybookHow to engage the Enabling Technologies Consortium (ETC)Matched text:
three requests on ETC's active table on 30 Oct 2026 had all closed: an electrostatic charge neutralization device for continuous manufacturing (17 Jul 2026), an automated solid–liquid separation device (28 Aug 2026) and solubility prediction of multicomponent
source - PlaybookPublic examples: academic–industry crystallization and continuous-manufacturing collaborationsMatched text:
A 10-year partnership to develop technologies to replace batch-based pharmaceutical production with continuous manufacturing; Novartis was to invest USD 65 million in research at MIT over 10 years.
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