Si stima che il #cervello umano abbia la capacità di memorizzare circa 2,5 petabyte di dati, cioè 2.500 terabyte. E nonostante tutto io riesco a dimenticarmi le cose che ho letto ieri o degli appuntamenti presi per domani...
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Ma solo a me i video su #facebook mandano in tilt il #pc?
#markcosacazzofai?
Esistono alcune #piante commestibili, per la cui #digestione sono necessarie più #calorie di quante queste ne danno. Il #sedano, ad esempio, ha solo 15 calorie per 100 gr. Alzi la mano chi da ora si sente meno in colpa a metterlo nel #soffritto.
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Demand for Outsourcing Biologics Fill Finish Services
The increasing demand for biologics has led to an increasing need for production capacity, which is characterized by high quality standards.
Although, it is a challenging field, outsourcing has emerged as a promising segment, especially for drug product manufacturing and aseptic fill / finish operations. Despite being one of the crucial steps of all the steps involved in the production of biologics, fill finish is heavily outsourced activities in the pharmaceutical industry. Currently, it is estimated that more than 50% of the overall operations are outsourced to service providers. Service providers offering these services are using vials for filling of biologics.
Of these, over 70% of service providers operate at clinical and commercial scales of operation. Of the players offering these services for biologics are headquartered in Asia-Pacific. More than 35% of these players are located in China. Further, of these, more than 40% players are well established players. Expansions have been witnessed by the industry, since 2013 to cater to the increasing need of their clients; of these, 55% expansions are associated with the establishment of new facility or adding area to the existing facility. Of global biologic fill finish capacity available in the facilities established by services providers is for filling of vials. Further, majority of capacity is available with service providers headquartered in Asia-Pacific.
As projected by Roots Analysis, antibodies will have the highest share in this market. This trend is likely to continue in the future. In addition, majority of the market is likely to be driven by the filling of vials and syringes. More than 35% of these service providers are headquartered in Europe. Over 20% of these players were established before 1960 and 45% of the players were established after 2000. With outsourcing being increasingly accepted as a viable / beneficial business model and the anticipated growth in the biologics market, the opportunity for fill finish biopharmaceuticals service providers is expected to grow at a steady pace over the coming years.
For additional details, please visit https://www.rootsanalysis.com/....blog/demand-for-outs or email sales@rootsanalysis.com
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Roots Analysis is a global leader in the pharma / biotech market research. Having worked with over 750 clients worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, academia, venture capitalists and strategic investors for more than a decade, we offer a highly analytical / data-driven perspective to a network of over 450,000 senior industry stakeholders looking for credible market insights.
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Ben.johnson@rootsanalysis.com
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Tutti questi puntini non raffigurano pianeti.
Tutti questi puntini non raffigurano sistemi solari.
TUtti questi puntini sono galassie, come lo è la nostra Via Lattea.
GALASSIE. TUTTE GALASSIE!
Ma vi rendete conto di quanta roba ci sia in questa foto?
SONO TUTTE GALASSIE CON MILIARDI DI STELLE E MILIARDI DI SISTEMI SOLARI!
Mamma mia! 😍
Non berrò mai più da una cannuccia.
Ritorno al futuro.
1985-2023
A #zama #annibale schierò gli elefanti davanti e la cavalleria ai fianchi, lasciando i 15.000 veterani come riserva, più indietro di uno stadio, circa 200 metri, in modo che potessero intervenire se ce ne fosse stato il bisogno. Scipione schierò l’esercito secondo il triplex acies manipolare, con i veliti davanti e la cavalleria, più numerosa ai fianchi. Gli elefanti guidarono la carica cartaginese, ma i veliti riuscirono a creare scompiglio e a ritirarsi negli spazi dei manipoli dietro di loro, opportunamente lasciati in colonna e non a scacchiera come al solito per permettere agli elefanti imbizzarriti di passare senza causare perdite. Un’altra parte degli elefanti, impazziti per il frastuono che facevano i romani per spaventarli, ripiegarono contro l’ala sinistra cartaginese, creando il caos tra i numidi di Annibale. Già scompaginati, questi furono attaccati dai cavalieri di Massinissa, mandandoli in rotta.
Altri elefanti scapparono verso l’ala destra cartaginese, causando caos anche nella cavalleria punica, che venne affrontata e messa in rotta da quella italica comandata da Lelio. Forse Annibale aveva studiato il piano fin dall’inizio: permettere alla sua cavalleria di ritirarsi e farsi inseguire per vincere la battaglia con la fanteria, più numerosa, e nel caso impiegare i veterani per dare il colpo di grazia ai romani. Gli astati ebbero inizialmente la meglio ma Annibale poteva contare su più fanteria e lanciò nella mischia anche i veterani, mentre Scipione ordinava ai triari di collocarsi ai fianchi e proteggere i principi. La battaglia fu estremamente furiosa e i legionari di Scipione, in parte sopravvissuti delle legioni cannensi, fecero di tutto per resistere, altrimenti sarebbe stato proibito loro di tornare in Italia. Scipione, costretto dall’inferiorità numerica, dovette lasciare i triari larghi alle estremità, mentre i veterani di Annibale si battevano strenuamente. Fu allora, quando i romani cominciavano ad arretrare, che Lelio e Massinissa fecero il loro ritorno sul campo di battaglia, cogliendo alle spalle i veterani di Annibale. Stavolta era veramente la fine: l’esercito cartaginese era in fuga e Scipione era ora l'Africano.
The Future of Dentistry: Dental 3D Printing
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a method of producing 3-dimensional objects layer-by-layer, using a computer aided design.
Owing to its ability to print complex models using a wide range of materials, 3D printing has applications across various industries, including dental, aerospace, automotive, healthcare, food, fashion, mechanical engineering and other manufacturing industries. In recent years, the adoption of 3D printers has risen at a commendable pace, specifically in the dental industry. This is primarily due to the increasing scope of inhouse dental 3D printing, growth in digital dentistry business and rise in the demand for 3D printed products. 3D printing in dental industry is an advanced solution which produces high quality and more accurate dental products (including, crown and bridges, dentures, surgical guides and dental implants). Moreover, this process is time saving and economical for both the patients and dentists.
What are the Key Advantages of Dental 3D Printers?
The conventional dental product manufacturing methods are fraught with several challenges, including poor quality and accuracy of dental products, time-consuming printing processes and high cost of dental products. Dental 3D printing offers more treatment choices for both patients and clinicians in economical prices, while increasing the quality of care and services provided to the patients. Further, given that this is a digitalized process, the products manufactured using it can be easily customized (even the complex dental structures), and, therefore, offers more precise and accurate solutions for dental applications.
Dental 3D Printing Technologies
These printers employ various types of printing processes / technologies, including vat polymerization, polyjet printing, material extrusion and powder bed fusion process, to manufacture highly accurate restorations, orthodontic models, dentures, aligners, crowns, retainers, bridges, as well as surgical guides, from various types of materials, including resins, plastics, metals, ceramics and other materials.
Dental 3D Printers: Current Market Landscape
Presently, around 230 dental 3D printers are available for use across wide range of dental products; majority of these devices print crowns, bridges, dentures and working models. Further, more than 80% of the dental 3D printers use vat polymerization and powder bed fusion as printing process; of these, around 70% offer wavelength of 405 nm.
Dental 3D Printers: Current Developer Landscape
Currently, around 80 players are engaged in the manufacturing of dental 3D printers across the globe. The current market landscape is highly fragmented, featuring the presence of both new entrants and established players across key geographical regions; the majority of these players are based in Europe and Asia-Pacific. The below pasted donut chart, shows the distribution of dental 3D printer developers by company size and location of their headquarters.
The Increasing Interest in this Field is also Reflected in Recent Partnership Activity
Since 2018, partnership activity within the dental 3D printing domain has increased, with an annualized growth rate of 70.87%. Further, product integration agreements have captured a substantial share of the partnerships related to this domain, during the period of 2018-2022. This was followed by distribution agreements, which have captured a significant share of the partnerships inked in this domain. Further, the maximum number of partnerships in this domain was observed in 2021, followed by those signed in 2022. This rise in partnership activity in the last two years can be attributed to the increasing demand of dental 3D printers. Driven by the growing prevalence of dental diseases and rising demand for high quality dental products, the dental 3D printing market is anticipated to witness a steady growth in the foreseen future.
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Roots Analysis is a global leader in the pharma / biotech market research. Having worked with over 750 clients worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, academia, venture capitalists and strategic investors for more than a decade, we offer a highly analytical / data-driven perspective to a network of over 450,000 senior industry stakeholders looking for credible market insights.
Contact:
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+1 (415) 800 3415
Ben.johnson@rootsanalysis.com
