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W P C P S® 13
Thirteenth International Workshop on Physical
Characterization of Pharmaceutical Solids
The IWPCPS®-13 will be held June 20-23 2011 in Indianapolis, Indiana; USA
New Topics such as:
• Polymorphs and Solvates
• Special XRD Applications
• Modern Thermal Analysis Applications
• Solid State NMR Applications
• Amorphous Content _ Determination And Characterization
• Particle Size Analysis And Processing Effects
• Morphology And Surface Characterization
• Drug Product Characterization
• Regulatory Patent Issues
• Bioavailability of Forms
• Generation of Forms
• Characterization of Forms
• Developability of Drugs
• Characterization and Quality Control of Drug Product
• Dissolution of Forms and Drug Product
• Solid-State Characterization of Lyophiles and the Lyophilization
Process
• Solid-State Characterization Methods and Physical Stability
of API-Dispersions
• Solid-State Characterization of API and Excipients for Inhalation
Products
• Solid-State Phase Transformations
• Pharmaceutical Formulation
• Pharmaceutical Processing
The
International Workshops on Physical Characterization of Pharmaceutical
Solids celebrates its Thirteenth
workshop.
It was held in 2000, 2001in Lancaster PA, USA
In 2003 in Oxford, UK
In 2004 in Stamford, CT, USA
In 2004 in Ettlingen, Germany
In 2005 in Kona, Hawaii, USA
In 2006 in Rhodes, Greece
In 2007 in Boston, MA, USA
In 2008 in Bamberg, Germany
In 2009 in Stamford,
CT, USA
In 2010 in Lille, France
The workshop
will allow you to learn in a relaxed environment about in-depth
understanding of state-of-the-art physical characterization of pharmaceutical
solids.
The program is intended to benefit scientists and researchers in
the areas of drug discovery, preformulation, formulation, stability
testing, product development, product quality control, and analytical
services.
Workshop participants will be exposed to several analytical approaches
of characterizing a solid. They will learn how these approaches
can complement each other and may be utilized individually or in
concert in the solution of real problems in pharmaceutical development
and solid-state chemistry.
The workshop will combine information about modern laboratory techniques to solve pharmaceutical problems and teaching about solid state characterization of pharmaceuticals. It will offer fundamental approaches as well as up-to-date technical information and future outlooks. Participants will have the opportunity to extensively network.
Who should attend?
The workshop is designed for scientists, formulators and regulatory
personnel from the following areas:
- Pharmaceutical Research and Development
- Ethical and Generic Pharmaceutical Production
- Excipient/Chemicals Production
- Veterinary Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Food Processing
- Compounding Pharmacists
- Regulatory Agencies
- Academia
- Analytical Equipment Manufacturers
- Analytical Laboratories
June 20-23, 2011
University Place Conference Center and Hotel
Indianapolis, Indiana; USA
The University Place Conference Center and Hotel is a AAA four
diamond and Mobil 4 Star facility located in downtown Indianapolis,
just blocks from the city center. It is an IACC (International Association
of Conference Centers) certified property and was recently named
by Expedia to be one of the top 200 Hotels/Resorts Worldwide and
by Trip Advisor as one of the top three luxury hotels in Indianapolis.
The IACC certified Conference Center provides an environment for
successful meetings, conferences and trainings. It has over 35,
000 square foot of space, which includes 25 dedicated sound-proof
meeting rooms and pre-function space. The Auditorium is the premier
meeting room and holds up to 375 people. The center has its’
own in-house audio visual department, which provides a wide array
of state-of-the art audio-visual equipment and broadband and video-conferencing
capabilities. The property also boasts an award-winning Restaurant
and comfortable Sports Lounge. Menus are updated seasonally to ensure
fresh ingredients and exceptional quality using local produce from
area farmers. A carefully selected wine list highlights many of
America’s finest wines and complements the luxury of the dishes.
The hotel features a complimentary shuttle to all downtown attractions.
Located just blocks from top tourist spots, i.e. Circle Centre Mall,
Indianapolis Zoo and the Eiteljorg Museum, the University Place
Conference Center and Hotel provides accessibility, elegance and
comfort. http://www.universityplace.iupui.edu
Please book your room at the conference hotel as soon as possible
since space is limited.
Accomodation prices:
$ 169 per room
Please call 1-800-627-2700 (select Option #1) to make room reservations.
Be advised to identify your group affiliation (assa with IWPCPS-13)
to ensure to receive the special accommodation rate.
We would like to encourage the participants to register
before May 10, 2011 since the reserved Hotel room block is limited.
Please register as early as possible with the
online
registration form for the IWPCPS-13
We are
offering Seminars, previously known as "short courses" on:
assa® offers specialized seminars at the workshop. The participation is free of charge.
You can sign up to the following seminars:
Coming Soon
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Scientific Organizing Committee for IWPCPS-13
Dr. Angeline Zakrzewski,
assainternational®, USA
Dr. Ilie Saracovan
Pharmaceutical Consultant, USA
Dr. Thomas Rades
Otago University, New Zealand
Dr. Marc Descamps
University of Lille, France
Dr. Robert Whittock
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, UK
Dr. Paul Luner
Pfizer, USA
Dr. Thomas Larsson
AstraZeneca, Sweden
Dr. Clare Strachan
Otago University, New Zealand
Analytical
Instrument
Exhibition
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A four-day
commercial exhibition
of analytical instrumentation is planned. Interested vendors are
encouraged to reserve space now.
The registration deadline is May 10, 2011!
For more
information please contact assainternational®.
Corporations
and manufacturers of analytical equipment are welcome to sponsor
this unique workshop. Four levels of sponsorship are available.
For more information please contact assainternational®.
Oral
presentations will last 25 minutes including 5 minutes of discussion. At the
end of each session will be a 30 minutes round table discussion.
assa reserves the right to change the faculty and
agenda to accommodate situations beyond its control.
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