jean rené authelin

global head of pharmaceutical engineering

Sanofi-Aventis Recherche et Developpement Vitry-sur-Seine Alfortville

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Jean René Authelin is the Global Head of Pharmaceutical Engineering at Sanofi-Aventis Recherche et Développement in Vitry-sur-Seine, France. His research focuses on freeze-drying processes, including heat transfer coefficients and ice nucleation monitoring. He has contributed to studies on powder compaction models and antibody aggregation pathways, reflecting his extensive expertise in pharmaceutical engineering.

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Miguel Rodrigues

University of Lisbon

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Jonathan Kingsbury

Senior Director, Head of Developability and Preformulation Sciences

Sanofi

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Vítor Geraldes

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Instituto Superior Técnico

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Obtaining heat transfer coefficients (Kv) distribution directly from mass flow measurements during the sublimation step of freeze-drying

Importance of Kv Distribution in Freeze Drying: Part II: Use in Lyo Simulation Modeling

Rapid communication: A Simple, Non-Invasive, Cost-Effective Technique to Monitor Ice Nucleation in GMP Freeze-Drying

Modified Roller Compaction Model to Account for Roll Speed Effect on Powder Compaction in Dry Granulation Process

Letter to Editor: Comments about “Structural studies of a non‐stoichiometric channel hydrate using high resolution X‐ray powder diffraction, solid‐state nuclear magnetic resonance, and moisture sorption methods”

Importance of Kv Distribution in Freeze Drying Part I: A Holistic Model to Predict Changes in Kv Bimodal Distribution as a Function of Pressure

Native and Non-Native aggregation pathways of antibodies anticipated by cold-accelerated studies

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Miguel Rodrigues

Jonathan Kingsbury

Vítor Geraldes

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