Dr. Stephanie Harden

Stephanie Harden

Dr Stephanie Harden leads the Product Marketing and Scientific teams for Waters’ small molecule LC portfolio. With over 25 years of experience in product and segment marketing, she has a proven track record in strategic program development, cross-functional leadership, and market-driven innovation. Her work connects scientific insight with commercial strategy to drive customer-focused solutions and sustained business growth. Stephanie holds a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol, UK.

Posts From Stephanie Harden


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Built on Control and Backed by Data: Why Vigilant Monitoring Matters in Pharma QC

Stage 3 verification: Establishing and maintaining a state of control In pharmaceutical quality control (QC), consistency should mean more than an analyst ending a shift relieved that the results were repeatable and there were no obvious failures. It should mean having enough confidence in the process, the controls, and the data to know that those…

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Designing Analytical Methods for Long-Term Audit Readiness

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Audit readiness isn’t a last-minute activity triggered by validation or inspection. It’s established much earlier, at method design, through the scientific understanding, risk-based control, and documentation needed to demonstrate that a method is fit for purpose and capable of performing consistently over time. If those elements aren’t built in from the outset, gaps are likely…

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Benefits of Partnering with Organizations on System Evaluation

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For contract organizations working in the pharmaceutical industry, operating at peak performance and capacity is a vital step towards delivering life-saving therapies.

Modern Perspectives on Method Development

Hear from Dr. Fadi Alkhateeb, a Waters Senior Separations Scientist on the approach and tools used to design and develop fit-for-purpose methods.