| About Crystallics | ||||
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Crystallics is a science driven contract research organization specializing in identification and selection of the physical forms of drug substances, including salt, co-crystal, polymorph screening and form characterization and selection. Crystallics’ customer base is primarily in the pharmaceutical industry. Crystallics has developed a number of unique and proprietary technologies both in hardware and software, including High Throughput X-ray Powder Diffraction (HT-XRPD) technology and laboratory informatics, data analysis and predictive models. These unique, proprietary technologies, together with a strong customer focus, make Crystallics a supplier of choice in solid state research and pre-formulation. Over the last decade, the vast majority of large and medium size pharmaceutical companies, as well as, many smaller biotechnology companies have commissioned solid state and pre-formulation work with Crystallics. Crystallics’ value proposition is ‘successful drug development by intelligent solid form selection’. This value proposition is achieved through: Tailored, science based approach to meet the needs of the customer and the compound Comprehensive solid state support from lead optimization to late stage development and product life-cycle management Flexibility in screen size, experimental set-up, reporting and business model Diversity through rational design of experiments, solvent & counter-ions selection, crystallization modes and conditions and characterization techniques Proprietary technology & know-how enhancing productivity and ultimately speed to market Uniquely integrated crystallization workflow, patented well plate technology, proprietary XRPD set-up, and other proprietary techniques In-house developed informatics including Design of Experiment software (Aspect) and eReporting Smart IP insights and advice Experienced & knowledge team of scientists 100’s of projects over more than 11 year High proportion of repeat business Project leaders all have PhDs, in crystallography and/or organic synthetic chemistry |



