Celebrating 51 Years
1961 - 2012
Small Molecules & Biologics:
Product Development Challenges of the Decade
On continued basis, the pharmaceutical industry must design novel and superior quality drug products and invent innovative technologies to manufacture and supply them on global basis at affordable cost. Recent scientific advances in biology and physicochemical sciences are incorporated in the design of novel delivery systems which overcome low bioavailability of poorly soluble drugs. Biologics exhibit complex structures which must be preserved during manufacture, storage, and administration of the product to maintain efficacy. Specialized drug delivery systems are essential to deliver the biomolecules in adequate concentration to the specific sites in the cellular domains. Duplication of the biological products and getting them approved as biosimilars present an immense and uncharted challenge. Lean manufacturing pave the way to better-quality, low-cost medications. This symposium covers such evolving hot topics that will highlight the future directions of drug delivery for the biologics and small molecules. Also it provides an excellent learning opportunity to many of the product development R&D scientists in the eastern pharmaceutical belt (especially to those who won’t be able to attend AAPS, CRS, and Biotech conferences this year). Enjoy!
September 21st, 2012
Dolce
300 North Maple Avenue
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
held on September 20th, 2012
Guest Speaker: Chris DeSantos
Continuous Coating - Process Considerations
The registration site is now open:
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