Metrics Develops Color Selection Process to Address Human Bias
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That team headed by Jennifer Alligood, senior group leader, and Kimberly Lupo, laboratory supervisor, recently presented its findings at the annual meeting of the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy.Pittcon attracts 20,000 attendees from industry, academia and government representing 90 countries and donates $1 million-plus each year to educational causes including museums and libraries.Essential to artists and graphic designers, the Pantone guide with its 1,114 subtly differing shades is considered to be the world’s authority on color authenticity.One person’s peach is another person’s apricot.So scientists at Metrics Inc. set out to develop a quantifiable method by which one could eliminate subjective human bias in the determination of API color.That team headed by Jennifer Alligood, senior group leader, and Kimberly Lupo, laboratory supervisor, recently presented its findings at the annual meeting of the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy.The company has conducted more than 120 FTIM projects for different chemical entities in the last five years alone – while developing more than 700 batches of CTM in the same period.### Contact Information Metrics, Inc. Karen Stinneford 919-833-9102 http://www.metricsinc.com Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Metrics, Inc. Promote Your Business Press Release Pricing Email this page to a friend