About the workshop
We would like to thank all participants who joined us for this 1-day workshop! Special thank you to the team at Rowan University for their support in preparing and hosting this event.
The workshop brought together researchers interested in crystallization, nucleation, and process development looking to solve day-to-day crystallization challenges and optimize their best practices. Participants had the opportunity to discuss the latest trends in the field from the keynote speakers from both industry and academia while networking with crystallization industry colleagues.
Event highlights
- A diverse audience of 20+ participants from both industry and academia
- Inspiring presentations by speakers from Pfizer, Rowan University, GSK, Merck and Eurofins Alphora
- Hands-on training with the Crystal16 and Crystalline instruments
- Networking with industry peers during coffee and lunch breaks
Speakers
- Dr. Gerard Capellades | Rowan University
- Dr. Alpana Thorat | Pfizer
- Dr. Lotfi Derdour | GSK
- Dr. Carlos Pons Siepermann | Merck
- Dr. Martin Glavinovic | Eurofins Alphora
- Dr. Thomas Kendall | Technobis Crystallization Systems
- Jyoti Yadav, M.Sc. | Technobis Crystallization Systems
Presentations now available
Curious about the topics discussed at this workshop? You can download the presentations below:
Presentation #1
Material-sparing methods for early crystallization development using the Technobis Crystalline
by Dr. Gerard Capellades | Rowan University and Dr. Alpana Thorat | Pfizer
Presentation #2
Impact of low-level hydrogen-bonding impurities on nucleation rates
by Dr. Carlos Pons Siepermann | Merck
Presentation #3
Strategic isolation of API synthetic intermediates using Crystal16 and Crystalline
by Dr. Martin Glavinovic | Eurofins Alphora
Presentation #4
Crystalline: crystallization development with real time PSD measurements
by Dr. Thomas Kendall | Technobis Crystallization Systems
Presentation #5
Crystal16: nucleation rate from induction time
by Jyoti Yadav, M.Sc. | Technobis Crystallization Systems