
NovaAPI: Terminal Sterilization of Drug Substances and ProductsAward last edited on: 1/31/2024
Sponsored Program
SBIRAwarding Agency
NIH : NIAIDTotal Award Amount
$1,102,892Award Phase
2Solicitation Topic Code
855Principal Investigator
Aaron D StricklandCompany Information
Phase I
Contract Number: 1R44AI170431-01A1Start Date: 7/11/2022 Completed: 12/31/2023
Phase I year
2022Phase I Amount
$242,281Public Health Relevance Statement:
NARRATIVE NovaSterilis, Inc. intends to develop and commercialize its novel sterilization platform based on supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) and powerful sterilant, NovaKill⢠for the pharmaceutical market - NovaAPIâ¢. Sterilization of drug substances (or active pharmaceutical ingredients; APIs) and drug products is a challenging application due to the complexities of many drugs and biologics and the minimal compatibility of current sterilization modalities (e.g., steam, radiation, ethylene oxide). This effort will draw form previous research results that support the development of the NovaSterilis platform for sterilization of drug substances and products with the potential for developing a terminal sterilization process for final drug products in vial/syringe format.
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Phase II
Contract Number: 4R44AI170431-02Start Date: 7/11/2022 Completed: 12/31/2025
Phase II year
2024Phase II Amount
$860,611Public Health Relevance Statement:
NARRATIVE NovaSterilis, Inc. intends to develop and commercialize its novel sterilization platform based on supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) and powerful sterilant, NovaKill⢠for the pharmaceutical market - NovaAPIâ¢. Sterilization of drug substances (or active pharmaceutical ingredients; APIs) and drug products is a challenging application due to the complexities of many drugs and biologics and the minimal compatibility of current sterilization modalities (e.g., steam, radiation, ethylene oxide). This effort will draw form previous research results that support the development of the NovaSterilis platform for sterilization of drug substances and products with the potential for developing a terminal sterilization process for final drug products in vial/syringe format.
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