Characterisation of Flowability of Cohesive Powders by Indentation
The characterisation of bulk behaviour of cohesive powders is very important in processing of particulate solids, e.g. for reliable powder flow out of storage vessels. Therefore the bulk mechanical properties of cohesive powders have been analysed extensively at large operational scales and applied stresses, typical of those prevailing in storage vessels. However for filling and […]
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Date: Tuesday 30 October 2012 Location: Trinity Centre, Cambridge Name of Conference: MIBio 2012 – Molecular Interactions in Biopharmaceutical Formulations: Can stability be rationalised and predicted? Fees: Fees include Lunch and refreshments. Members fee applies for FSTG, RSC & APS members. FSTG – RSC and APS members £175 Non-members £195 FSTG – RSC and APS […]
Podium Presentations
Session 1: Prediction and probing of molecular interactions Taming protein interactions ~ Professor Mike Williamson, Sheffield University Use of ITC/DSC for the studies of biomolecular stability and interaction of excipients with proteins ~ Dr Natalia Markova, GE Healthcare The importance of early biophysical characterization of antibodies in the lead selection process ~ Dr Leonardo Borras, […]
Exhibitor Presentation Slides
Avacta Analytical LtdBiophysical Characterization of Therapeutic Proteins and Antibodies Unit 651, Street 5, Thorp Arch Estate, Wetherby, LS23 7FZ, UKwww.avacta.com GE Healthcare UK LtdLabel Free Technology from GE Healthcare Amersham Place, Little Chalfont, Bucks, HP7 9NA, UKwww.ge.com MalvernMalvern Instruments Overview Enigma Business Park, Grovewood Road, Malvern, Worcs, WR14 3JE, UKwww.malvern.com NanosightCharacterisation of […]
MIBio 2012 Information
This was MiBio 2012 MIBio 2012: Molecular Interactions in Biopharmaceutical Formulations: Can Stability be Rationalised and Predicted? took place on Tuesday 30 October 2012 at the Trinity Centre in Cambridge, UK This year’s theme built on the MIBio 2011 event and explored new aspects of the formulation of biomolecules. Formulation of biotherapeutics, leading to the […]
Map & Locations
Conference Date Tuesday 30 October 2012 Name of Conference: MIBio 2012 – Molecular Interactions in Biopharmaceutical Formulations: Can stability be rationalised and predicted? Location: Trinity Centre, The Cambridge Science Park, Cambridge, UK – website Located on the outskirts of Cambridge (15 minutes from the city centre), convenient for all major road routes (close to M11 Junction […]
MIBio 2012 Programme
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Poster Presentation Slides
Poster Presentations Ozone Detection in Pharmaceutical ContainersCharlotte Bell1, Elaine Martin1, Brendan Fish2 1Biopharmaceutical and Bioprocessing Technology Centre, Newcastle University, UK2GlaxoSmithKline, Barnard Castle, UK An orthogonal approach to pre-formulation and stability studiesMichael S. Caves, Marisa C. Barnard, Inigo Rodriguez-Mendieta, Mark I. Millichip The SGS M-Scan Centre of Excellence in Biophysical Analysis, SGS M-Scan Limited, 2-3 Millars […]
Organising Committee
Organising Committee Jan Jezek (Arecor) Steve Harding (Nottingham Uni) Tejash Shah (GSK) Philippe Rogueda (Monash uni)
NanoFormulation2012 Conference
NanoFormulation2012 is the 3rd and final international event organised by the EU-funded FP7 Project, InForm. Venue: Conference Dates: Fira Palace, Barcelona 28 May – 1 June 2012 http://www.fira-palace.com/ NanoFormulation2012 will share the best practices on the use of nanomaterials in formulations. The formulation of materials at the nanoscale is scientifically challenging requiring novel physico-chemical and […]