Event description
In contrast to traditional pharma, the food industry has been extremely good at adapting emerging technologies to their supply chain since the 1970s. The pharmaceutical business is still lacking behind, but since the promotion of Process Analytical Technology (PAT) by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), there has been a flurry of activity across the industry.
This half-day course gives you an introduction to modern technologies such as Process Analytical Technologies (PAT), optical sensor, multivariate statistics and Design of Experiments. The course includes case stories from projects from the food and pharmaceutical industry, regarding implementation and validation of online PAT applications, process optimization and statistical process control (SPC). It also introduced a practical guide and checklist on how to get started as well as guidance for implementation of PAT. The course targets customers who are considering introducing or already have introduced PAT in development and/or production and who need inspiration and technical information and support for further project initiatives.
Course outline:
- Pharma compared to food/agri industry today
- Practical examples and projects
- PAT checklist – how to get started
- Validation of PAT applications – cGMP regulation
When: 13.00 - 16.00 on Friday 21 September
Where: NNE Pharmaplan's headquarters, Nybrovej 80, Copenhagen (Gentofte)
Contact person: Michael T. Hahn
Price: DKK 2,000 per person
Duration: ½ day
If you have any questions please contact Michael T. Hahn at MHXH@nnepharmaplan.com or on +45 3075 9930.
Want to know more?
You are welcome to join our free introduction webinar on Thursday 6 September at 16.00 to hear more about the course. Michael Hahn will briefly introduce you to the topics and outline of the course, and audience can ask questions and get a better impression of the specific topic and training course.
To register for the 15-minutes introduction webinar, please sign-up here and you will receive an invitation by email.
Registration
To register for the half-day course, please fill in the form below. You will receive a confirmation and payment details on email. Note, that your registration is not final until we receive your payment.
Registration closes three days prior to the event or when the maximum number of participants (60) has been reached.
NB! Registration for the pre-course introduction webinar requires separate sign-up. To register for the webminar, please click here.