Advances of Personal Care Formulation – Registration and Payment
REGISTRATION OPEN – www.constableandsmith.com/pc15 Register for this event Conference Date: Tuesday 29 September 2015 Location: Chester Zoo, Chester, UK Name of Conference: Advances in Personal Care Formulation Fees RSC/FSTG Members: £150 Non-members: £170 Students: £90
Advances of Personal Care Formulation Exhibition and Sponsorship
A number of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available. Packages include: Exhibition Stand: £950 • Exhibition space • Listing on the Exhibitor page on the conference book and on the conference website • One free pass • Contacts of all attendees who have agreed to be contacted Sponsorship Package (£1500) – Limited Opportunity • Name […]
Advances of Personal Care Formulation Programme
09:45 Registration opens with coffee 10:15 Introduction – FSTG 10:20 Palm oil and Sustainability: Chester Zoo’s perspective – Cat Barton, Chester Zoo Delivery of actives to the Skin 10:40 Rationally designed skin moisturisers – Professor Adrian Williams, University of Reading 11:10 Title TBC- Steve Barton, Skin Thinking 11:40 High-value actives from fruit waste and seaweed for the cosmetics […]
Advances in Personal Care Formulation Home
REGISTRATION OPEN – www.constableandsmith.com/pc15 On the 29th September 2015, the Formulation Science and Technology Group (FSTG) of the Royal Society of Chemistry will hold its first conference dedicated to the formulation of Personal Care products. This one day meeting will focus on challenges encountered in personal care formulation including delivery of actives to complex […]
Committee Member – Aldo Guiducci
My background is in organometallic chemistry, staying on at Oxford University after my first degree to complete a doctorate in synthesis and reactivity studies of new titanium complexes in the Mountford Group. After a post-doctoral fellowship with Shell International Chemicals B.V. in the Netherlands doing organometallic and polymer research, I returned to the UK to […]
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