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Waters, Ireland Offer Biopharma Training

by Ann M. Thayer
April 2, 2012 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 90, Issue 14
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Rudd (from left) joins Irish Minister for Research & Innovation Seán Sherlock and Waters Vice President Michael Harrington in opening new labs.
NIBRT principal investigator Pauline Rudd joins Irish Minister for Research Sean Sherlock (center) and Waters Vice President Michael Harrington (right) in opening the Complete Product & Processing Characterization Facility in Ireland.
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Rudd (from left) joins Irish Minister for Research & Innovation Seán Sherlock and Waters Vice President Michael Harrington in opening new labs.

The Irish National Institute for Bioprocessing Research & Training, in Dublin, and the instrumentation firm Waters have established the Complete Product & Processing Characterization Facility. CPPCF will train industry and government scientists in biotherapeutics analysis and characterization methods and familiarize them with U.S. and European pharmaceutical regulations. The Irish institute has also been named a Waters Center of Innovation in glycobiology research, led by NIBRT principal investigator Pauline Rudd.

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