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JPAG has over 1,500 members worldwide and is jointly sponsored by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and the Royal Society of Chemistry. Its remit is "to encourage, assist and extend the knowledge and study of pharmaceutical analysis and quality control by the holding of scientific meetings, the promotion of lectures, practical demonstrations and discussions".
The Group is very active and organises up to eight meetings a year addressing all aspects of pharmaceutical analysis and many related facets of medicine control and registration. One meeting every year is allotted for Short Papers, with prizes awarded for the best presentations by less experienced analysts. Some meetings are held in collaboration with other RSC interest groups and other organisations. Since 1998, minisymposia and Short Papers sessions have been included within an annual national conference, originally the British Pharmaceutical Conference and latterly the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences PharmSci Conference.
JPAG is very proud of its involvement with both of its sponsoring professional bodies and has strong links with the industrial, academic and enforcement sectors.
The Group is very active and organises up to eight meetings a year addressing all aspects of pharmaceutical analysis and many related facets of medicine control and registration. One meeting every year is allotted for Short Papers, with prizes awarded for the best presentations by less experienced analysts. Some meetings are held in collaboration with other RSC interest groups and other organisations. Since 1998, minisymposia and Short Papers sessions have been included within an annual national conference, originally the British Pharmaceutical Conference and latterly the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences PharmSci Conference.
JPAG is very proud of its involvement with both of its sponsoring professional bodies and has strong links with the industrial, academic and enforcement sectors.
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ALL EVENTS5th July 2012
Fundamental method development
GSK Laboratories, Stevenage
The development of robust analytical methodology is fundamental to the success of analysis at all stages of a product lifecycle. Increasingly there is a need for fit for purpose methods to minimize the cost of development whilst maximizing the quality of data. This symposium provides a unique opportunity to bring together the views of experts in the field as well as regulatory bodies on a wide range of topics that affect analytical method development, and so will be of wide interest within the pharmaceutical community and beyond.
Fundamental method development
GSK Laboratories, Stevenage
The development of robust analytical methodology is fundamental to the success of analysis at all stages of a product lifecycle. Increasingly there is a need for fit for purpose methods to minimize the cost of development whilst maximizing the quality of data. This symposium provides a unique opportunity to bring together the views of experts in the field as well as regulatory bodies on a wide range of topics that affect analytical method development, and so will be of wide interest within the pharmaceutical community and beyond.
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17th May 2012
Advances in Raman spectroscopy in pharmaceutical analysis
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
This major symposium has been oganised jointly by the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS), the Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group (JPAG), the Royal Society of Chemistry Molecular Spectroscopy Group (MSG) and the Infrared & Raman Discussion Group (IRDG)
Raman spectroscopy has found favour in pharmaceutical analysis because it is nondestructive, requires minimal sample preparation and gives clear spectra for identification. This symposium brings together the advantages of the latest techniques of Raman Imaging, in situ sampling, Transmission and Spatially Offset Raman Spectroscopy and their applications, as well as the use of hand-held instruments. This includes the identification of APIs, differentiation of polymorphs, crystalline form and hydrates, the reverse engineering of products, identification of counterfeits, quantification of APIs in products and uses in PAT to ensure a quality output.
This programme demonstrates a breadth of successful Raman applications spanning the R&D field, API development, scale-up, and manufacturing, as well as drug product formulation development, characterisation, and product assay. Poster presentations and an exhibition of Raman instruments add to the value of the symposium.
Advances in Raman spectroscopy in pharmaceutical analysis
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
This major symposium has been oganised jointly by the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS), the Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group (JPAG), the Royal Society of Chemistry Molecular Spectroscopy Group (MSG) and the Infrared & Raman Discussion Group (IRDG)
Raman spectroscopy has found favour in pharmaceutical analysis because it is nondestructive, requires minimal sample preparation and gives clear spectra for identification. This symposium brings together the advantages of the latest techniques of Raman Imaging, in situ sampling, Transmission and Spatially Offset Raman Spectroscopy and their applications, as well as the use of hand-held instruments. This includes the identification of APIs, differentiation of polymorphs, crystalline form and hydrates, the reverse engineering of products, identification of counterfeits, quantification of APIs in products and uses in PAT to ensure a quality output.
This programme demonstrates a breadth of successful Raman applications spanning the R&D field, API development, scale-up, and manufacturing, as well as drug product formulation development, characterisation, and product assay. Poster presentations and an exhibition of Raman instruments add to the value of the symposium.
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