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A Guide to Successful Rapid Manufacturing<br />
Rapid Manufacturing is seen as one of the most important emerging technologies that will drive the future manufacturing<br />
economy. Approximately 30% of the Rapid Manufacturing systems are installed in Europe, and the revenues generated by RM<br />
products and services have almost doubled in the period 2004-2009 to reach almost 1 M€. This makes RM products and services<br />
an already important, and with clear potential, part of the EU industry.<br />
The objective of the KTRM EU project is to contribute to a coherent training program that will allow the participants to improve<br />
the methodology and system for Rapid Manufacturing that implies design, development and manufacturing of products in<br />
aluminium, titanium, steel, steel and polymers on RM technologies. KTRM will develop an elearning platform and training<br />
materials for those working in the Manufacturing industry on Rapid Manufacturing methods. The project will use a ‘blended<br />
learning’ approach, offering interactive online modules and supporting ‘hard-copy’ res<strong>our</strong>ces. The c<strong>our</strong>se will have f<strong>our</strong> entry<br />
points: processes, materials, design and business models.<br />
A consortium has been drawn together of European RTOs and companies bringing together a wealth of expertise and res<strong>our</strong>ces<br />
in Rapid Manfacturing. The overall impact of KTRM is to enable SME to be able to initiate the implantation and standardisation of<br />
the process development and to know the abilities, advantages and limitations of the designed Rapid Manufacturing methodology.<br />
PUBLICATION DATE: APRIL <strong>2013</strong><br />
Author<br />
KTRM Project<br />
FORMAT: HARDBACK ISBN: 9781847357687 GB: £TBC US: $TBC EU: €TBC<br />
FORMAT: PAPERBACK ISBN: 9781847357694 GB: £TBC US: $TBC EU: €TBC<br />
FORMAT: eBOOK ISBN: 9781847357700 GB: £TBC US: $TBC EU: €TBC<br />
Food Industry and Packaging Materials - Performance-oriented<br />
Guidelines for Users<br />
The first objective of this book is to provide detailed and comprehensible information about Quality Control (QC) in the industry.<br />
Different viewpoints are explained in relation to food companies, packaging producers and technical experts, including regulatory<br />
aspects. One of the most important steps is the comprehension of QC failures in relation to the ‘food product’ (food/packaging).<br />
The second objective is to provide the reader with a detailed selection of proposals about new testing methods. On the basis of<br />
regulatory obligations in the EU about the technological suitability of food packaging materials, a list of ‘performance-oriented’<br />
guidelines is proposed. Food sectors are mentioned in relation to products, related packaging materials, known failures and<br />
existing quality control procedures.<br />
This volume is intended to be a practical guide on food packaging and QC methods and a quick reference to food operators, official<br />
safety inspectors, public health institutions, Certification bodies, students and researchers from the academia and the industry.<br />
PUBLICATION DATE: APRIL <strong>2013</strong><br />
Author<br />
Salvatore Parisi<br />
FORMAT: HARDBACK ISBN: 9781847356093 GB: £125 US: $205 EU: €155<br />
FORMAT: PAPERBACK ISBN: 9781847356109 GB: £95 US: $155 EU: €120<br />
FORMAT: eBOOK ISBN: 9781847356116 GB: £125 US: $205 EU: €155<br />
Update on Polymers for Pulmonary Drug Delivery<br />
Authors<br />
Hugh D.C. Smyth<br />
Jason McConville<br />
Ibrahim El-Sherbiny<br />
Pulmonary drug delivery has been a rapidly expanding field, moving from the traditional propellant based metered dose inhaler<br />
delivery of small asthma drugs, to a broader landscape of new devices and novel drugs for local and systemic delivery. The field<br />
has greatly expanded yet the tools for pulmonary drug delivery systems have not kept pace with the potential applications. One of<br />
the key developments has been the use of polymers to achieve better control of pulmonary drug delivery. This has the potential to<br />
expand the toolbox available for researchers in the field to deliver their new chemical entities successfully to the lung.<br />
This book reviews the use of polymers in pulmonary drug delivery, encompassing polymers from their use in devices and<br />
packaging, in addition to their use as excipients in formulations delivered to the airways. The book is arranged by application and<br />
extensively reviews the technical and patent literature.<br />
This is the first volume totally dedicated to polymers in pulmonary drug delivery and should be the res<strong>our</strong>ce of choice for those<br />
in the field, especially managers in the pharma/biotech industry. Naturally, the text will be of great interest to academics and<br />
graduate students. Finally, regulatory affiliated scientists will also find this res<strong>our</strong>ce invaluable.<br />
PUBLICATION DATE: APRIL <strong>2013</strong><br />
FORMAT: HARDBACK ISBN: 9781847356536 GB: £80 US: $130 EU: €100<br />
FORMAT: ebook ISBN: 9781847356550 GB: £80 US: $130 EU: €100<br />
or contact us directly: 8: cparkinson@smithers.com (: UK: +44 (0)1939 250383<br />
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