This project reminded me why risk-based thinking is so powerful. Instead of drowning in endless data, we focused on what truly mattered: the parameters that directly influence process stability and product quality.
That change in perspective made everything easier. Testing became leaner, documentation clearer, and the entire process more controlled. We didn’t take shortcuts — we simply learned to focus on what actually defines success.
Looking Back, Moving Forward
Looking back, I see this validation as one of the most educational experiences of my career. It wasn’t just about recovering solvent — it was about recovering understanding.
Each cycle taught something new. Each analysis deepened our insight. By the end, we didn’t just have a validated process; we had a well-understood one — controlled, traceable, and scientifically justified.
It’s a project I’ll always remember because it felt like more than validation — it was a true research journey.
That’s the beauty of this kind of work: sometimes, the most demanding projects are the ones that teach you the most about yourself — and about how science rewards persistence.
