British pharmaceutical company Quotient Sciences has completed major investments and expansions at its Nottingham and Reading facilities to support the delivery of fully integrated drug development programs through its flagship platform, Translational Pharmaceutics.
Translational Pharmaceutics integrates drug substance, drug product, and clinical testing activities under a single outsourcing provider to accelerate development timelines and reduce costs.
Developed in consultation with the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the platform employs rapid “make-test” cycles, where drug products are manufactured, released, and dosed in a clinical study in days rather than months.
These expansions are consistent with our overall growth strategy and in direct response to feedback from our customers and the increasing demand for our services.
In Nottingham, UK, Quotient Sciences has opened a 17,000 square foot MHRA-inspected clinical pharmacology facility, which includes 40 beds with ancillary volunteer lounges, processing labs, a dispensary, and controlled storage. The new facility is located alongside their existing formulation development, manufacturing, and clinical operations facilities at the Company’s Nottingham campus.
At their Reading, UK site, the firm has completed a £1.5 million expansion of its early development and manufacturing facility, which has doubled its formulation development and analytical footprint at the facility, with increased office space also part of the expansion.
“Quotient Sciences’ mission is to help bring new medicines to patients faster by breaking down traditional industry silos,” said Mark Egerton, Ph.D., and CEO of Quotient Sciences.
“Our unique Translational Pharmaceutics platform was launched over 15 years ago and has accelerated the development of close to 1,000 molecules for our customers. These expansions are consistent with our overall growth strategy and in direct response to feedback from our customers and the increasing demand for our services."
