Pharmaceuticals

Session 178 - Scale-up Issues in Pharmaceutical Formulation Development
This session is devoted to the implementation of novel approaches taken to address challenging scale-up issues related to the pharmaceutical industry. Of particular interest would be the discussion of laboratory and pilot-scale work performed to define the critical aspects of the chemical synthesis and/or drug product manufacture and the corresponding approaches to their implementation at larger scales.
Chair: Michael B. Mackaplow
CoChair: Mayur P. Lodaya
  The Importance of Using Limiting Flow Rates to Assess the Flowability of Pharmaceuticals, Excipients and Their Mixtures
Karl Jacob, James K. Prescott
  An Investigation into the Effects of Binder Viscosity, Shear Rate, Mixing Time, and Primary Particle Size on the Spreading of a Liquid in a Particle Bed
Richard Turton, Tyler D. Simmons
  Characterization of Coating Formulation and Process Manufacturing Understanding as Tool for Determination of Coating's Strength
Giacomo Perfetti, G.M.H. Meesters, Willem J. Wildeboer, Chantal van der Meer
  Use of Cfd to Identify and Resolve Cell Culture Issues Observed at Production Scale during Technology Transfer
Zhiwu Fang
  Break
  Modeling Hot-Melt Extrusion Pelletizers
Stefan Radl, Thomas Tritthart, Johannes G. Khinast
  Formulation and Process Development of AtriplaŽ Tablets
Mark Menning
  Expedite Development and Commercialization of Pharmaceuticals with Process Modeling and Scheduling Tools
Demetri Petrides, Charles Siletti

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