Innovations in Encapsulation – Programme
09:00 Registration 09:25 Welcome – Dr Simon Gibbon | Chair of FSTG Session One – Chair David Higgins | FSTG 09:30 Nanotechnology and the Differentiated Medicine Prof Ijeoma Uchegbu | University College London 10:10 Methylselenocysteine loaded chitosan:zein nanoparticles: Formulation, characterisation, and extensive in-vitro evaluations pdf […]
Formulating Functional Films and Coatings II – Home
Register Here The Formulation Science and Technology group (FSTG) and the Surface Coatings Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry are organising a conference on Formulating Functional Films and Coatings. See the menu on the right for Abstract Submission, Details on Exhibiting, Programme, Posters and Registration. This will be held in Burlington House, Piccadilly, […]
Formulating Functional Films and Coatings III – Home
The Formulation Science and Technology interest group (FST) of the Royal Society of Chemistry organised a conference on Formulating Functional Films and Coatings. You can relive the conference through the presentations and the recording available on the session pages – Morning Session, Poster Session, Afternoon Session. See the menu on the right for Poster Abstract […]
Innovations in Encapsulations – 2019
The Formulation Science and Technology group (FSTG) of the Royal Society of Chemistry is pleased to announce that it is planning to hold a fourth conference on Innovations in Encapsulation, following on from our successful 2014, 2016 and 2017 events. This will be held on Friday 13th December 2019 at Burlington House, London. This conference […]
Formulating Functional Films and Coatings – Home
Register Here The Formulation Science and Technology group (FSTG) of the Royal Society of Chemistry is organising a conference on Formulating Functional Films and Coatings. See the menu on the right for Abstract Submission, Details on Exhibiting, Programme, Posters and Registration. This will be held in Burlington House, Piccadilly, London on Monday November 11th […]
Formative Formulation 2 – Home
Formative Formulation 2: a A Virtual Away Day for Early Career Formulation Scientists 12th March 2021 Formulation scientists are behind many of the food, personal care and pharmacological products that enrich our lives. Formative Formulation 2 will connect Early Career formulation scientists from academia and industry with: 1) Invited talks from inspirational Early Career formulators […]
Future Formulation 3 – Home
Reigstration is now open – click here. Thursday 4th April 2019, University of Leicester – #futureformulation The Formulation Science and Technology group (FSTG) of the Royal Society of Chemistry is working with the University of Leicester to organise the 3rd Future Forumulation meeting to bring together the researchers working as part of the EPSRC’s Future […]
Innovations in Encapsulation – 2016
The Formulation Science and Technology group (FSTG) of the Royal Society of Chemistry is pleased to announce that it is planning to hold a second conference on Innovations in Encapsulation, our successful 2014 event. This will be held on Friday 10th June 2016 at John McIntrye Conference Centre, Edinburgh. Speakers include: Dr Craig Duckham […]
Future Formulation 4 – Home
Links to: Programme, Abstracts, Posters, Conference Booklet 23rd June 2020, Virtual Meeting – #futureformulation The Formulation Science and Technology group (FSTG) of the Royal Society of Chemistry organised the 4th Future Forumulation meeting to bring together the researchers working as part of the EPSRC’s Future Formulation funding award. The meeting was hosted online. The 1st […]
9th International Nitrocellulose Symposium
9th International Nitrocellulose Symposium 2023 – Formulation with Nitrocellulose CALL FOR ABSRACTS After the great success of the 8th International Symposium (2018) in Bergerac (France). ROXEL (UK Rocket Motors) Ltd are delighted to host the 9th International Symposium (2023) to be held at the Edgbaston Park Hotel, Birmingham, United Kingdom. The theme of this symposium is “Formulating with Nitrocellulose”. […]