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APS - Amorphous III
Conference
Multi-component
amorphous materials, formulation, processing and stability
Wednesday 21st & Thursday 22nd of April 2010
Nottingham University, Jubilee Campus, Nottingham |
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Fully
Residential Conference |
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Use of amorphous
materials have attracted a lot of interest in the recent years as an
approach for improving dissolution rates and ultimately bioavailability of
poorly soluble materials. However, due to their inherent instability, their
use has been limited and they are frequently formulated with excipients,
e.g. polymeric species, in an attempt to improve their physical properties.
Manufacture of these materials utilise processes that are commonplace in
other industries, e.g. spray drying and melt extrusion, but have limited
exposure in the pharmaceuticals industry.
This meeting will provide an understanding in the area of interactions in
the amorphous phase, identify suitable processes that can be used to
formulate these materials into dosage units and how performance and
stability of these systems can be assessed. A number of presentations from
experts in this area will be available as well as case studies and
industrial “know-how” being presented. An exhibition will permit access to
vendors providing skills and equipment key to the understanding of these
systems and there is also an opportunity for posters to be presented with
selected authors being asked to provide podium presentations.
This meeting will be key attendance for pharmaceutical scientists in both
academia and industry. It also offers opportunities for learning for
colleagues in other formulation sciences and food industries.
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