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Tablets & Capsules November 2017 17 Extrusion Assessing the functionality and stability of HPMCAS when used in hot-melt extrusion. Quyen Schwing, Marvin Davis, Divya Tewari, and Thomas Dürig. Eye on Excipients, January 2016, p. 43. Economical multiparticulates. Brian Jensen. Back Page, April 2013, p. 48. Pharma should warm up to hot-melt extrusion. James C. DiNunzio and James W. McGinity. Back Page, September 2008, p. 64. Feeders and feeding Accurately and safely dispensing pharmaceutical and high-value powders with an automated loss-in-weight feeder. Sharon Nowak. May 2015, p. 16. Arden House conference: Continuous manufacturing gains momentum. Matthew Knopp. May 2015, p. 20. Identifying and controlling segregation in tablet press feed systems. Kerry Johanson. May 2017, p. 18. Films, dissolvable Using dissolvable films to deliver new and existing APIs. N.E. Gupta. March 2015, p. 16. Formulation Addressing the needs of the geriatric population. Alen Guy. Eye on Excipients, March 2014, p. 41. Advances in manufacturing liquid-filled hard capsules for delivery of difficult APIs. Keith Hutchison and Anthony Macci. September 2013, p. 37. Chitosan as a pharmaceutical excipient? John McCarty. Eye on Excipients, September 2013, p. 51. Control strategy considerations during formulation and process development. Robert J. Timko. July 2017, p. 18. Customizable film coatings: Understanding polymers and plasticizers. Beverly Schad, Eric Van Ness, and Thomas Riley. April 2012, p. 24. Delivering poorly soluble APIs in liquid-filled hard cap- sules. Balaji V. Kadri. March 2012, p. 16. Developing powdered self-emulsifying lipid formulations. Inayet Dumanli and Jasmine Musakhanian. July 2012, p. 8. Economical multiparticulates. Brian Jensen. Back Page, April 2013, p. 48. Effect of roller compaction pressure on the blend and tablet properties of a formulation containing a poorly sol- uble drug. E. E. Robles, P. M. Ved, N. Vora, T-Y. Kim, D. Cartwright, J. A. Williamson, N. Kanikkannan, and P. Skultety. March 2014, p. 8. Evaluation of the roles of surface-erodible systems in the oral drug delivery toolbox: The importance of geometry. Daniel Bar-Shalom, Kaisa Naelapää, and Clive G. Wilson. September 2012, p. 32. Excipient selection: Practical advice on using SUPAC. Metin Çelik. July 2008, p. 15. Formulating with liquids: Two-piece or softgel capsules? Angie Roberson. January 2016, p. 10. Formulating and manufacturing gelatin softgels. Pierre- Albert Thomas. September 2017, p. 46. Formulating and producing tablets containing large, coated multiparticulates. Sateesh Sathigari and Yogesh Chachare. March 2013, p. 16. Formulating tablets containing moisture-sensitive actives. Pankaj Rege. Back Page, April 2014, p. 48. Formulation and evaluation of controlled-release matrix tablets. S.K. Singh, H. Dureja, D.N. Mishra, and J.K. Pandit. July 2007, p. 42. Good advice: The value of outside expertise. Matthew Knopp. March 2017, p. 11. HPMC capsules and hygroscopic fills: Some clarifica- tion. Brian E. Jones. Back Page, January 2017, p. 60. Hot-melt coating: A method for creating user-friendly, extended-release formulations. Martin Koeberle and Detlev Haack. September 2017, p. 33. Ideas for de-risking candidate selection. Mark Cappucci. Back Page, March 2012, p. 48. The importance of geometry. Daniel Bar-Shalom, Kaisa Naelapää, and Clive G. Wilson. September 2012, p. 32. An introduction to self-emulsifying nutraceutical delivery systems (SENDS). John K. Tillotson. July 2017, p. 11. Investigation of the relationship between eszopiclone tablet coating and the onset of bitterness perception. David Tisi, Jeffrey Worthington, Richard Hsia, Kostas Saranteas, Kendyl Schaefer, and Tushar Misra. October 2011, p. 10. Keep your powder dry: Formulating, manufacturing, and packaging effervescent tablets. Peggy Wright. July 2011, p. 8. Liquid-filled hard capsules help meet today's formula- tion challenges. Jnanadeva Bhat, Fernando Diez, and Justin Kalafa. September 2017, p. 39. A look into the world of cannabinoid formulation. David Schaible. October 2017, p. 26. Low-viscosity HPCs. Ryan Cheng. Eye on Excipients, October 2014, p. 37. Modern oral osmotic tablet technology. Randy Wald. September 2009, p. 30. Multi-particulate drug delivery: Overview of pellets-in- tablet technology. Mitesh D. Phale, Abhijit V. Gothoskar, Nagarajan Kailasam, and Kamlesh Redij. April 2011, p. 22. New ADIs and GMPs spell C-H-A-N-G-E. Emily Nystrom. March 2008, p. 18. New excipients for solubilizing APIs: Expansion of the HPMCAS chemistry space. Michael Morgen, David Lyon, Robert Schmitt, Meinolf Brackhagen, and Oliver Petermann. July 2013, p. 10. The "non-critical" excipient: Does it exist? Brian Carlin. Back Page, July 2012, p. 48. i n d e x t o a r t i c l e s