Pharmaceutical Analysis - Lab of the Future

What does 'Lab of the Future' mean to you? Many of us have ideas of the technology, innovation and collaborative culture that will shape the future of pharmaceutical analysis.

Pharmaceutical Analysis - Lab of the Future promises to be a highly topical conference with focus on a number of themes including Quality by Design, Remote Analysis, Implementing Efficiency Tools and Lean & Continuous Improvement. Presentations and posters will convey current experience and future prospects for these approaches in achieving work process efficiency and enhanced output. There will be plenty of opportunity to interact with the speakers both in the Q&As at the end of each talk, and informally during the two days of the conference. The conference promises to be a highly enjoyable and interactive survey of the state of current and potential future practice, with plenty of opportunity for networking with your peers.

Date:	9th and 10th May 2011
Location:	The Kettering Park Hotel and Spa, Kettering
Application and Fees:	Note: Early Bird Rate has now finished Full Price 2 days with accommodation & dinner (Mon night) £490 1 day no accommodation £220 2 days no accommodation £400 If accommodation is required on Sunday please contact the hotel directly.
For Further Information:	Please contact Samantha DeMello.

	Monday, 9 May 2011 10:00 Registration and Coffee 10:30 Welcome by PASG Chairman John Smart 10:35 Session 1: High Throughput Approaches Chair TBC 10:40 Maximising efficiency in liquid chromatography in more ways than one John Nightingale, Astra Zeneca 11:10 Increasing productivity for the next generation impactor test. Mandeep Takher-Smith, Pfizer 11:30 Preparing samples for spectroscopic analysis Don Richards, Pfizer 11:50 TPWII - Benefits over other novel extraction techniques David Murray, MSD 12:20 LUNCH 13:20 Implementing rapid analytical technologies for an API lab of the future Laurence Harris, Pfizer 14:00 Poster Session 15 mins - oral overview of posters - All authors 45 mins to view posters 15:00 Session 2: QbD for Analytical Methods Chair TBC 15:05 EMPACT Nigel Howes, GSK 15:35 COFFEE 15:55 Analytical Target Profiles Marion Chatfield, GSK 16:25 Experiences with a QbD for analytical filing Garry Scrivens, Pfizer 16:55 Meeting End PASG committee meeting PASG CI sub groupl workshop(optional) 19:30 DINNER and QUIZ   Tuesday, 10 May 2011 09:00 Session 3: Implementing Efficiency Tools Chair TBC 09:05 Transmission Raman Jonathan Burley, Nottingham University 09:35 Comparison of handheld NIR and Raman for the identification of raw materials Tim Wood, GSK 10:05 Deployment of fully portable Raman devices for product authentication Stephanie Brown, AstraZeneca 10:35 COFFEE 10:55 In-line monitoring of an API intermediate pilot plant manufacture using Raman spectroscopy Richard Hart, AstraZeneca 11:25 Deploying a globally harmonised ELN - a UK perspective Jennifer Compton, BMS 11:55 Symyx electronic lab notebook - how it has changed the way the analyst works Rory Quinn, Pfizer 12:25 PASG Annual Update 12:30 LUNCH 13:30 Session 4: Lean and Continuous Improvement Chair TBC 13:35 Application of Six Sigma to analytical methods Chris Ashman, AstraZeneca 14:05 Application of a cluster model for improved sample throughput Sally Grieb, Pfizer 14:25 Walk-up open access chromatography platforms Helen Weston, GSK 14:55 Chairman's Closing Remarks 15:00 CLOSE OF MEETING