Eric Jayjock, PhD

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CONTINUUS Pharmaceuticals
Eric Jayjock performed his graduate studies at Rutgers University where he was a part of the NSF Center for Structured Organic Particulate (C-SOPS) systems. During his time at Rutgers, one of his main areas of research was the development of scalable manufacturing processes for oral solids dosages. As a culmination of this work he designed and coordinated the construction of the C-SOPS continuous direct Compression line in collaboration with Janssen, a Johnson & Johnson company. Upon the completion of this work Eric join the Janssen team and worked on bringing the continuous manufacturing approach to the industry. More recently, Eric has joined the Patheon where he is focused on developing highly flexible, highly capable continuous manufacturing framework to serve the diverse needs of the Pharmaceutical Industry.

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