This event is about the developments in the field of
pharmaceutical Microbiology.
Pharmaceutical microbiology is crucial to the manufacture and production of drugs, biologics and devices. Without a strong understanding of the process from case studies and learning from mistakes it can be incredibly costly.
Set to take place in Central London on the 20th-21st January 2016 the 5th annual
pharmaceutical biology will once again be bringing together industry leaders and key figures in the field to discuss and develop a greater understanding of key issues and regulations.
Join us to explore developments in mechanisms to detect pathogens, case studies on contaminations, endotoxin detection and LER, case studies in
pharmaceutical microbiology, regulatory changes and VBNC's.
Benefits of Attending
- Discover the latest developments in detection mechanisms
- Benefit from learning about case studies on clean room management and worst case scenarios
- Understand the importance of VBNC's and develop an understanding of detection mechanisms.
- Discuss biofilm formations and how to deal with them
- Learn about endotoxins and there detection with exciting IP releases being discussed
- Hear advice on contamination control and risk assessment to avoid the same mistakes and provide safe guards
Plus Two Interactive Half-Day Pre-Conference Workshops | Tuesday 19th January 2016
WORKSHOP A: Spectrometric and Optical Technologies for Microbial Contamination ControlLeader: Andrew Bartko, Research Leader, Battelle
8.30 am - 12.20pm
WORKSHOP B: Endotoxin Testing: Hot Topics and New Methods in the European PharmacopoeiaLeader: Karolina Heed, Director, Marketing and Sales, Hyglos GmbH
1.00 pm - 4.40pm
Speakers
- Adrianne Klijn, Group leader Microbiological and Molecular Analytics, Nestle Research Center
- Alan Baines, Head of Strategic Projects, Lonza Incorporated
- Bill Keevil, Scientific Advisor to the House of Commons Select Committee on Science & Technology, Head of the Microbiology Group and Director of the Environmental Healthcare Unit. University of Southampton, UK, University of Southampton
- Colin Fricker, Adjunct Professor of Environmental Studies, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario
- Francesco Boschi, Microbiological Services Manager, GSK Manufacturing S.p.A.
- Hans Noordergraaf, Microbiologist, Abbott Biologicals B V
- Holger Grallert, Vice President, Hyglos GmbH
- James Drinkwater, Chairman of PHSS Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Sciences Society, PHSS
- Jim Polarine, Technical Service Manager, STERIS Corporation
- Koos Agricola, Contamination Control Specialist, International Confederation of Contamination Control Societies
- Olivier Chancel, Sterility and Aseptic Process Assurance Expert, Merial Sas
- Robert Neri, Water for Pharmaceutical Use Referent, Sanofi Pharma
- Sabina Lancaster, Senior Manager Sterility assurance Global QA, GSK
- Salome Giao, Reseach scientist, Dyson Technology Ltd
- Thierry Bonnevay, Microbiology Plateform Head, Sanofi-Aventis
- Tim Eaton, Sterile Manufacturing Specialist, Astrazeneca
Please fill in your name and email to receive the conference agenda of this event.
The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.
Venue
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum
97 Cromwell Rd, Kensington, SW7 4DN
London, UK
Who Should Attend
Chief Executives, Vice Presidents, Heads, Directors, Chief Scientists, Principle Scientists, and Project Leaders, Managers, in:
- Microbiologists
- Biological manufacture and production
- Quality control
- Quality assurance
- Antimicrobial and biocide research
- Biotech research and development
- Sterile lab management
- Sterile facilities design and construction
- Compliance
- Regulatory Affairs
- Validation
Venue
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum97 Cromwell Rd,
London, SW7 4DN
United Kingdom
