Scientific publications and technical resources
Browse white papers, application notes, case studies, technical notes, posters, and peer-reviewed publications covering pharmaceutical materials and analytical development.
Start with the scientific question or decision in front of you
Find practical guidance for solid-form selection, analytical method development, material characterization, contaminant investigations, cGMP testing, and intellectual property questions. Open the relevant guide, application note, FAQ, webinar, or service path without searching through unrelated material.
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Featured technical resources
Use these focused resources to understand a development decision, select an analytical approach, or evaluate the evidence needed for a project.
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Common questions
Where should I start if I do not know which analytical technique is needed?
Start with the analytical techniques guide to compare approaches by scientific question. If the sample or required evidence is unusual, discuss the project with a Triclinic scientist before selecting a method.
Where can I compare polymorph, salt, cocrystal, and amorphous-form strategies?
The solid-form comparison guide explains how these approaches differ and which development, manufacturing, and intellectual property questions each may address.
Which resources can I download?
The scientific resource library identifies downloadable white papers, application notes, technical notes, posters, brochures, and related materials.
Why do downloadable resources require contact information?
Download requests collect the information needed to provide document access, archive the request, and allow appropriate technical follow-up when a question relates to the resource.
Can technical resources be used to define a project scope?
They can help frame the scientific question and identify relevant techniques. Final scope should reflect the actual material, sample amount, prior data, required evidence standard, timeline, and the decision the results must support.
How do I discuss a specific sample or development problem?
Use Discuss My Project to describe the material, question, prior work, timeline, and decision you need the results to support.
