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Almac Sciences Technology Group

Almac Sciences Technology Group

Almac Sciences’ Technology Group is a multi-disciplinary team who offer a toolbox of innovative technology solutions for customers encompassing biocatalysis, synthetic biology, custom & flow chemistry, radiochemistry and physical sciences right through to ton scale manufacture within our manufacturing assets (Arran).

The team also has a number of ongoing academic collaborations increasing research and development activities to remain at the forefront of innovation highlighting our expertise from within Ireland on a global stage.

Biocatalysis Solutions

Biocatalysts are essential tools in chemical synthesis, particularly in the synthesis of pharmaceutical and fine chemical targets.

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Biocatalysis Solutions
Custom and Flow Chemistry

Custom & Flow Chemistry

For Almac’s partners, our continuous flow technology platform enables access to better synthetic strategies which are shorter, offer assured safety, reduce environmental impact and control of by-products.

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Synthetic Biology

We have an integrated Molecular Biology facility that provides all of the technical support and expertise you need to produce commercially viable enzymes.

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Synthetic Biology
Physical Sciences

Physical Sciences

Through the creation of synergy between solid state chemistry and formulation development, our experienced scientists have the ability to add great value to your pre-clinical project, while decreasing timelines.

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Large Scale Intermediates

Delivered from our Athlone facility (formerly Arran Chemical Company), this capability combines over 40 years of expertise in complex chemistry with the strength of Almac Sciences’ integrated API offering.

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Radiolabelling

Radiolabelling

With our extensive experience in the synthesis and analysis of stable and 14C isotope labelled compounds – from drug discovery through to launch – we can label any compound at any stage, including small molecules, peptides and larger bio molecules.

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