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SUBJECT: JPAG Symposium: In silico techniques / Thursday 6th February 2020 / Royal Society of Chemistry, London
TITLE OF EVENT: In silico techniques
DATE OF EVENT: Thursday 6th February 2020
EVENT LINK: https://www.jpag.org/115
VENUE: Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BA
VENUE LINK: www.rsc.org/locations-contacts/
ORGANISED BY: Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group
WEB LINK: https://www.jpag.org/
SPONSORS: Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Royal Society of Chemistry
CONTACT: Hon Events Secretary JPAG, events@jpag.org
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Thursday 6th February 2020
In silico techniques
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
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As the pace of pharmaceutical development accelerates, and organisations look to reduce timelines in all parts of the discovery and development process, opportunities emerge for the greater use of in silico tools to reduce the demand for materials or experimental tests. This meeting will showcase a range of applications of in silico modelling, whether for prediction of properties via first principles modelling, or applying contemporary tools for data-driven modelling. Examples covering chromatography and the physical form of drugs will be discussed, as well as tools for prediction of the key performance properties such as toxicology, dissolution and stability.
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In silico techniques
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
DOWNLOAD BROCHURE
As the pace of pharmaceutical development accelerates, and organisations look to reduce timelines in all parts of the discovery and development process, opportunities emerge for the greater use of in silico tools to reduce the demand for materials or experimental tests. This meeting will showcase a range of applications of in silico modelling, whether for prediction of properties via first principles modelling, or applying contemporary tools for data-driven modelling. Examples covering chromatography and the physical form of drugs will be discussed, as well as tools for prediction of the key performance properties such as toxicology, dissolution and stability.
DOWNLOAD BROCHURE
WANT TO PRESENT A POSTER?
There will be an opportunity to present posters on the broad subject area of the symposium, subject to acceptance of a submitted abstract.
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NOT A MEMBER? IT'S FREE...
If you are a member of the RSC or RPS, you join JPAG for free,
and benefit from discounted prices.
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REGISTER NOW...
Delegate fees include registration, documentation, lunch and refreshments.
DELEGATE RATES:
Concession : £ 45.00
Member : £ 195.00
Non-Member : £ 295.00
Student : £ 45.00
If you have any questions about the meeting, please contact us: events@jpag.org.
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SUBJECT: JPAG Symposium: In silico techniques / Thursday 6th February 2020 / Royal Society of Chemistry, London
TITLE OF EVENT: In silico techniques
DATE OF EVENT: Thursday 6th February 2020
EVENT LINK: https://www.jpag.org/115
VENUE: Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BA
VENUE LINK: www.rsc.org/locations-contacts/
ORGANISED BY: Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group
WEB LINK: https://www.jpag.org/
SPONSORS: Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Royal Society of Chemistry
CONTACT: Hon Events Secretary JPAG, events@jpag.org
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I really like JPAG meetings as they are presenters from industry/MHRA.(February 2019)
Good speakers, good slides, opportunity to speak with attendees (February 2019)
Excellent quality discussions and speakers. (December 2018)
Really enjoyed first session that I have attended and based on today, would be hoping to attend more.(December 2018)
Well organised conference. I will look forward to further JPAG meetings in the future. Perhaps a follow up meeting in a few years (October 2018)
One of the better seminars I have attended (March 2018)
Very good vegetarian option for lunch, great venue! Very central and excellent organisation of the event (March 2018).
Good first experience of a JPAG symposium (February 2018)
Excellent programme, high-quality speakers, great variety; overall, highly valuable (February 2018)
Overall, learned a lot today, reinforcing my existing knowledge of cleaning validation (February 2018)
I thought the meeting was really excellent with informative presentations. The best meeting I have attended in a long time (May 2017)
As ever, JPAG delivers! (March 2017)
The day as a whole was thought-provoking and exceeded expectations, and has been very informative (March 2017)
Really good symposium with strong presentations and thought-provoking; lots to take away and consider (March 2017)
Well-organised and stimulating (February 2017)
Excellent programme of speakers and relevant topics (October 2016)
The JPAG seminars are very good but this time you have exceeded expectations; the selection of speakers, the presentations and focus on topics have been excellent (October 2016)
Excellent meeting covering a complex topic (QBD) thoroughly (June 2016)
Well organised, laid back in a good way; friendly, as usual (March 2016)
Very enjoyable and thought-provoking day; going away with plenty of notes and specific items for discussion (October 2015)
I have not attended a bad JPAG meeting yet. They are really good value for money and I really love to get the presentations as PDFs (June 2015)
I really like JPAG meetings as they are presenters from industry/MHRA.(February 2019)
Good speakers, good slides, opportunity to speak with attendees (February 2019)
Excellent quality discussions and speakers. (December 2018)
Really enjoyed first session that I have attended and based on today, would be hoping to attend more.(December 2018)
Well organised conference. I will look forward to further JPAG meetings in the future. Perhaps a follow up meeting in a few years (October 2018)
One of the better seminars I have attended (March 2018)
Very good vegetarian option for lunch, great venue! Very central and excellent organisation of the event (March 2018).
Good first experience of a JPAG symposium (February 2018)
Excellent programme, high-quality speakers, great variety; overall, highly valuable (February 2018)
Overall, learned a lot today, reinforcing my existing knowledge of cleaning validation (February 2018)
I thought the meeting was really excellent with informative presentations. The best meeting I have attended in a long time (May 2017)
As ever, JPAG delivers! (March 2017)
The day as a whole was thought-provoking and exceeded expectations, and has been very informative (March 2017)
Really good symposium with strong presentations and thought-provoking; lots to take away and consider (March 2017)
Well-organised and stimulating (February 2017)
Excellent programme of speakers and relevant topics (October 2016)
The JPAG seminars are very good but this time you have exceeded expectations; the selection of speakers, the presentations and focus on topics have been excellent (October 2016)
Excellent meeting covering a complex topic (QBD) thoroughly (June 2016)
Well organised, laid back in a good way; friendly, as usual (March 2016)
Very enjoyable and thought-provoking day; going away with plenty of notes and specific items for discussion (October 2015)
I have not attended a bad JPAG meeting yet. They are really good value for money and I really love to get the presentations as PDFs (June 2015)
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