Continuing our successful series of stability meetings, this 8th event is essential for anyone concerned with the management and assessment of drug stability. This year we are partnering with Lhasa Limited to bring you a group of expert speakers from industry and academia who will provide background information and case studies on a variety of new approaches to stability testing and predictive stability tools.
The latest updates to the ICH Q1 guidance will be shared by members of the EFPIA group (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations). Hear about particular stability challenges in testing, dissolution slow down, examine the assumptions of accelerated stability models and learn from our expert speakers on frameworks and practical solutions. In addition, the presenters will offer thoughts on the science and risk based stability challenges to shelf-life setting. In silico tools such as ASAP and Zeneth are coming to the fore in predictive stability work. Experts will present case studies using these, and other tools, and are open for discussion throughout the symposium.
Posters are invited from industry and academia on any stability topics to facilitate additional interaction between attendees and speakers.
The latest updates to the ICH Q1 guidance will be shared by members of the EFPIA group (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations). Hear about particular stability challenges in testing, dissolution slow down, examine the assumptions of accelerated stability models and learn from our expert speakers on frameworks and practical solutions. In addition, the presenters will offer thoughts on the science and risk based stability challenges to shelf-life setting. In silico tools such as ASAP and Zeneth are coming to the fore in predictive stability work. Experts will present case studies using these, and other tools, and are open for discussion throughout the symposium.
Posters are invited from industry and academia on any stability topics to facilitate additional interaction between attendees and speakers.
