Contract Research Laboratory Specializing in Materials & Product Development
Woburn, MA
Joined January 2016
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At #MDMMidwest? Stop by Booth 3139 to discuss material selection, failure investigations, biocompatibility, E&L studies, and regulatory challenges. We help medical device teams solve complex technical problems and make confident decisions. #MedTech
ASTM F2847-26 has arrived.
The updated guide for assessing and reporting manufacturing residues on medical devices includes expanded applicability, new analytical references, and additional discussion of residue limits.
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Some materials questions require more than one test.
Kalpana Viswanathan is in Baltimore through Sept. 23 for ASC. Reach out to connect.
Coming to Boston for #MTC26? Stop by Booth 1036 and tell us what you're working on. From product development and material selection to qualification and performance questions, we're happy to help. Ask about visiting our Woburn, MA lab while you're in town.
Why does product performance change after manufacturing, shipping, or storage?
Learn how rheological testing can help investigate material behavior, evaluate performance, and identify root causes.
Free webinar | Sept. 16 | 2 PM ET
attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg… #Rheology
For more than 30 years, we have helped #medicaldevice companies address complex materials challenges. We are proud to announce that Cambridge Polymer Group has achieved #ISO13485 certification. Learn more: campoly.com/blog/cambridge-p…
14 dogs. Similar neurologic signs. One unanswered question. Analytical testing identified acrylamide at ~4,900 ppm in hydrogel from a commercial cooling pet pad, providing a plausible explanation for the reported cases. campoly.com/blog/how-analyti…
Michael S. Young's NACRW presentation highlighted an interesting distinction:
Food residue testing often measures known compounds against established limits.
#Medicaldevice E&L studies frequently require identifying unknown compounds.
Join Michael and Becky Bader on Aug. 25.
We don't usually think of implantable medical devices and food residue analysis in the same conversation. Maybe we should.
Michael S. Young, Ph.D. explores the overlap at #NACRW.
July 15 • 9:30 AM • Room Texas A
A cleaning process may be validated today, but will it remain defensible after a process change, contamination event, or notified body review? Join our webinar on navigating medical device cleanliness through validation, compliance, and failure response. #MedTech
There's more to realistic synthetic tissue than appearance and feel. The toughest behaviors to replicate are often the most important: how tissue cuts, responds to energy, and changes during a procedure. Learn more: campoly.com/blog/engineering… #MedTech #Hydrogels
The science behind the fireworks! Copper (Cu) creates blue, Magnesium (Mg) burns bright white, and Strontium (Sr) produces red; the colors of Independence Day. Cambridge Polymer Group will be closed July 3–5 in observance of the holiday and will reopen Monday, July 6.
Union Square was buzzing at the FORGE Spring Startup Showcase.
Great conversations with founders tackling challenges from early feasibility to scale-up. Let’s keep it going.
#FORGE #MaterialScience #BostonStartups
Please note that Cambridge Polymer Group will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.
We will reopen with regular business hours on Tuesday, May 26.
In medical device development, an incomplete test report from your lab becomes your regulatory problem. ASTM F3766 sets the bar for what good looks like. At CPG, it's how we build every report. #MedicalDevice #AnalyticalTesting #RegulatoryAffairs
🚨 Final day at #AmericanCoatingsShow!
Visit Cambridge Polymer Group at Booth 708 before the show closes 👋
🧪 Don’t miss Gavin Braithwaite’s talk:
“Why Shear Rheology Is Only Part of the Story”
⏰ 11:45 AM | Product Presentation Stage
Let’s talk sticky vs. slimy 👀 #ACS2026
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