The year is 1991, and the Soviet Union is in a state of collapse. But with chaos reigning in Europe and secrets being leaked all too easily from the Ministry of Defence, why should the British Security Services be interested when the premises of a small biotech start-up are burgled, resulting in an accidental death?
Principles and Practice
Focusing on the adoption of freeze-drying in the pharmaceutical sector, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of the process, from historical context to modern applications. It details the scientific principles behind freezing and drying, formulation development, and product attributes. Key topics include the engineering of scaling up processes and the economics involved. The text also presents case studies and discusses future advancements in drying methods. Aimed at professionals and academics, it serves as a valuable resource for understanding this critical technology in biopharmaceuticals.
In this sequel to The Death of a Smoker, four years have passed since Quinton Bickley-Morris, a suspected spy, slipped out of the country undetected. After a chance sighting, Harry Nevile and his team are desperate to go after him, but the more immediate threat of a suspected terrorist attack takes priority.