"Analytical Challenges And Solutions For Difficult Pharmaceutical Molecules"

NOVEMBER 10TH & 11TH 2015 AT GSK WARE HERTS

The Chromatographic Society is an internationally connected organisation and UK registered scientific charity devoted to the promotion and dissemination of knowledge on all aspects of chromatography and related separation techniques.

This Symposium will focus its attention on addressing problems in the following areas:  Separation, Detection, Resolution, Quantification, Identification, Limits of Detection, Interferences and Structural Elucidation.

Case histories of difficult analyses and solutions to these issues will be presented and discussed by both in-house GSK analysts and invited external speakers from the pharmaceutical industry.  Experiences in problem solving customers’ difficult analyses will be presented by instrument companies who will provide insight into their capabilities and application of their instrumentation and methodologies.

Special Guest Speakers will include:

Max Robinson/Alan Hill                    GSK                       

Quantitative Challenges of Charged Aerosol Detection

Dave Elder                                          GSK                       

Strategic Approaches to Analysing Mutagenic Impurities

Claire Haylock                                    GSK                       

Analysing Mutagenic Impurities: A case study

Rachel Orr                                          GSK                        

Challenges inherent in analysing Oligonucleotides

Kris Pearson                                       GSK                         

Challenges inherent in understanding the degradation pathways of co-blended inhaled products 

Chris Welch                                        Merck                  

Separation of isomeric impurities

Dorina Kotoni                         Novartis Pharma AG,

Universal detection in the pharmaceutical industry, an evaluation of recent aerosol-based detectors for impurity profiling in analytical R&D in RP-HPLC and HILIC

Mark Taylor                                         Pfizer

Contaminant peaks: sources and solutions for improved performance in gradient LC

Saritha R. Shetty       SPP School of Pharmacy and Technology Management, Mumbai.

High Performance Liquid Chromatography Method Development and Validation for Simultaneous Estimation of Ofloxacin and Mometasone furoate in ophthalmic solutions

Pauline Phillips                                 Syngenta

Multidimensional techniques for the Characterisation of polymeric material

REGISTRATION COSTS

Members of either The Chromatographic Society, Royal Society of Chemistry or BMSS   £150

Non Members   £180

Students* and Retirees  £75

NOTE: VAT at 20% is additionally charged on all prices

REGISTRATION WEB LINKS

Please use the appropriate link below to register your intention to attend the symposium. 

Exhibiting company’s staff delegates who have free complimentary places as part of their exhibition costs should also register

Paying delegates use – 

https://www.eventspro.net/mm/getdemo.ei?id=1070310&s=_SNCAOGCOR

ChromSoc Committee members and Complimentary Delegates use –

https://www.eventspro.net/mm/getdemo.ei?id=1070310&s=_7EK7ZZL47

ChromSoc Student Bursaries are available for this event.

The Bursary scheme will target young or less experienced chromatographers /separation scientists.

A maximum of £250 will be awarded per candidate

Details of how to apply are on the Chromsoc Website www.chromsoc.com 

SPONSORSHIP, LECTURE CONTENT & EXHIBITION STAND ENQUIRIES

Contacts: Dr. Chris Bevan on chris.anne.bevan@gmail.com   &/or For general queries and assistance:  Email: carol@meetingmakers.co.uk    

Meeting Makers

Block 4, Unit 4, Kelvin Campus

 West of Scotland Science Park

 2317 Maryhill Road, Glasgow, G20 0SP

Tel: +44 (0) 141 945 6880

 Fax: +44 (0) 141 945 6899

WEB:  http://www.meetingmakers.co.uk

Update announcements will be on The Chromatographic Society Website

Table top exhibitors will be integrated into the symposium and invited to present the science and technology behind their analytical instruments and consumable products.

GOLD LEVEL SPONSORSHIP  £1750

• Table top exhibition stand & 20 mins lecture time integrated into the programme
• 3 free delegate admission places

SILVER LEVEL SPONSORSHIP  £1250

• Table top exhibition stand & 10 mins lecture time integrated into the programme
• 2 free delegate admission places

BRONZE LEVEL SPONSORSHIP  £750

• Table top exhibition stand and 1 free delegate admission place

Scientific and Technical Presenters currently include the following sponsoring exhibitors:

Venue address:  GlaxoSmithKline David Jack Centre R&D Ware.   Park Road, Ware, Herts, SG12 ODPUK

This symposium forms part of GSK’s 300^th anniversary. The original company (Silvanus Bevan) was founded in 1715 at the Plough Court Pharmacy  in the East End of London (see attached picture). After many mergers and takeovers the genesis of the present company occurred with the merger of SmithKline French and Beecham in 1990, and five years later with the merger of the Glaxo Group and the Wellcome Foundation.  The present company was founded in 2000 with the merger of  SmithKline Beecham and GlaxoWellcome to form GSK.