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After COVID, What’s Next for Pharma Supply Chains?

by | Jun 2022

If the world’s dependence on pharmaceutical technology wasn’t already obvious, COVID-19 brought a dramatic reminder as companies like Moderna, Pfizer, BioNTech, and Johnson & Johnson delivered needed vaccines. Now, pharma executives are seeing the success tempered...

The 19th volume of the Journal of Business Chemistry: The journey continues

by | Feb 2022

The Journal of Business Chemistry is publishing its 19th volume with the first issue of the year 2022. Since 2004, 52 issues with over 200 contributions have been published and the Journal of Business Chemistry has developed continuously. We are pleased to announce...

Joint Product Analysis of Rare Earths: Economic, Market and Technological Insights

by | Feb 2022

Abstract Rare earths, classified as critical elements by the European Commission, are of high importance to the automotive, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. They are produced simultaneously and therefore can be referred to as joint products. In this paper, an...

The Influence of Market Orientation on Innovativeness

by | Feb 2022

Abstract With a constant demand for new products, shorter product life-cycles, and a rise in global competition, innovativeness and the generation of innovations are imperative for a company’s growth and competitiveness in today’s market. Market orientation is a...

Gender – an essential substance for sustainable chemistry

by | Feb 2022

Introduction In July last year we, the MSP Institute – Multi-Stakeholder Processes for Sustainable Development, invited various stakeholders to discuss how to shape chemicals management in Germany in a gender-responsive way and were surprised by the interest of many...

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