First International Conference on High-Throughput Process Development
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GE Healthcare, a unit of General Electric Company, announces the start of a new conference series devoted to High-Throughput Process Development (HTPD). The first international conference will be held in Krakow, Poland on October 4-7, 2010. Leading experts will discuss the challenges and benefits of employing HTPD techniques in the development of production processes for biological products.
The conference opens with a plenary lecture “High-throughput techniques in a small-molecules world: Lessons learned”. Program sessions will cover the use of design of experiments and data mining to exploit HTPD; scale-up and scale-down studies; elimination of analytical challenges; and the future of HTPD. Industrial case studies that describe the use of high-throughput methods in process development activities will also be showcased. The conference will provide an excellent opportunity to discuss and influence the future of HTPD within the industry.
Scientists who are interested in contributing can submit oral and poster abstracts by May 1st, 2010. Research can be related to all aspects of high throughput process development, including new formats, new automation principles, further miniaturization, theoretical and practical considerations and analytical methods.
The conference opens with a plenary lecture “High-throughput techniques in a small-molecules world: Lessons learned”. Program sessions will cover the use of design of experiments and data mining to exploit HTPD; scale-up and scale-down studies; elimination of analytical challenges; and the future of HTPD. Industrial case studies that describe the use of high-throughput methods in process development activities will also be showcased. The conference will provide an excellent opportunity to discuss and influence the future of HTPD within the industry.
Scientists who are interested in contributing can submit oral and poster abstracts by May 1st, 2010. Research can be related to all aspects of high throughput process development, including new formats, new automation principles, further miniaturization, theoretical and practical considerations and analytical methods.
