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JPAG plans and delivers events that address all aspects of pharmaceutical analysis and related facets of medicine control & registration.
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JPAG plans and delivers events that address all aspects of pharmaceutical analysis and related facets of medicine control & registration.
NEXT EVENTS:
Thursday 15th June 2023
Stability VII
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Continuing our successful series of stability meetings, this 7th event is essential for anyone concerned with the management and assessment of drug stability including respiratory products and unlicensed medicines. We have a group of expert speakers from academia, industry and with a regulatory perspective who will provide background information and new approaches to stability testing.
Hear about particular stability challenges in testing and shelf-life setting for these types of products and learn from our expert speakers on frameworks and practical challenges.
Posters are invited from industry and academia on stability topics to facilitate additional interaction between attendees and speakers.
Speakers:
Dr Helen Callaby - Pharmacy Manufacturing Unit; GSTT NHS Foundation Trust
Prof Parastou Donyai - King's College London
Megan Doran - Intertek
Joseph Hanna - Astra Zeneca
Dr Lisa Hinchliffe - LangAllan CMC Regulatory Solutions
Dr Paul Marshall - Jazz Pharmaceuticals
Prof Tony Moffat - University College London
Dr Garry Scrivens - Pfizer
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION DOWNLOAD BROCHURE
Stability VII
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
Continuing our successful series of stability meetings, this 7th event is essential for anyone concerned with the management and assessment of drug stability including respiratory products and unlicensed medicines. We have a group of expert speakers from academia, industry and with a regulatory perspective who will provide background information and new approaches to stability testing.
Hear about particular stability challenges in testing and shelf-life setting for these types of products and learn from our expert speakers on frameworks and practical challenges.
Posters are invited from industry and academia on stability topics to facilitate additional interaction between attendees and speakers.
Speakers:
Dr Helen Callaby - Pharmacy Manufacturing Unit; GSTT NHS Foundation Trust
Prof Parastou Donyai - King's College London
Megan Doran - Intertek
Joseph Hanna - Astra Zeneca
Dr Lisa Hinchliffe - LangAllan CMC Regulatory Solutions
Dr Paul Marshall - Jazz Pharmaceuticals
Prof Tony Moffat - University College London
Dr Garry Scrivens - Pfizer
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION DOWNLOAD BROCHURE
COLLABORATIVE EVENT: Monday 3rd July 2023
Impurities in Food and Pharmaceuticals: Can Risk Assessment and Regulation be Aligned?
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
The health risk assessment of impurities is a key part of assuring the safety of food and drugs. Despite the scientific theory of hazard and risk assessment being shared by the two sectors, there are several significant regulatory differences. This event will look in detail at two case studies – titanium dioxide, which is under scrutiny in the food sector but is widely used in pharmaceuticals, and nitrosamines, which are naturally formed in certain foods but are extremely tightly controlled in medicines. We will discuss the reasons behind the differences, and in a panel session will explore whether there are possibilities for greater alignment between the sectors.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Impurities in Food and Pharmaceuticals: Can Risk Assessment and Regulation be Aligned?
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
The health risk assessment of impurities is a key part of assuring the safety of food and drugs. Despite the scientific theory of hazard and risk assessment being shared by the two sectors, there are several significant regulatory differences. This event will look in detail at two case studies – titanium dioxide, which is under scrutiny in the food sector but is widely used in pharmaceuticals, and nitrosamines, which are naturally formed in certain foods but are extremely tightly controlled in medicines. We will discuss the reasons behind the differences, and in a panel session will explore whether there are possibilities for greater alignment between the sectors.
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
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Thursday 11th May 2023
The future of spectroscopy: new capabilities and new applications
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
The 21st century have been witnessing an industrial revolution (industry 4.0) where digitisation, data-driven/AI-assisted automation and novel applications have emerged. Spectroscopic techniques offer simplicity, speed and specificity in characterising a wide variety of substances within pharmaceutical and other industries and has been playing an important part in this revolution.
In this special one-day symposium jointly organised by the Molecular Spectroscopy Group and Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group, we will discuss the newly emerged/emerging capabilities and applications of novel spectroscopic techniques in the pharmaceutical industry.
We would like to thank Metrohm for their sponsorship of this event
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The future of spectroscopy: new capabilities and new applications
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
The 21st century have been witnessing an industrial revolution (industry 4.0) where digitisation, data-driven/AI-assisted automation and novel applications have emerged. Spectroscopic techniques offer simplicity, speed and specificity in characterising a wide variety of substances within pharmaceutical and other industries and has been playing an important part in this revolution.
In this special one-day symposium jointly organised by the Molecular Spectroscopy Group and Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group, we will discuss the newly emerged/emerging capabilities and applications of novel spectroscopic techniques in the pharmaceutical industry.
We would like to thank Metrohm for their sponsorship of this event
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TESTIMONIALS:
Very enjoyable and thought-provoking day; going away with plenty of notes and specific items for discussion.
Excellent meeting, challenging and thought provoking. The organisation was excellent, thanks to all the efforts that JPAG team have made.
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You can access a short report of recent meetings!
Just go to the MEETINGS page, go to PAST EVENTS. Then select the DETAILS for the meeting that interests you.
And do be sure to check the list of upcoming meetings so that you don't miss the next one!
European Pharmaceutical Review
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CORONAVIRUS UPDATE
As the UK government has removed all restrictions on coronavirus measures, JPAG is now holding in-person meetings at the Royal Society of Chemistry in London.
To accommodate delegates from countries where restrictions are still in place, JPAG is offering virtual attendance in most of our symposia (subjected to availability offered by the venue) at the same cost.
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact events@jpag.org
As the UK government has removed all restrictions on coronavirus measures, JPAG is now holding in-person meetings at the Royal Society of Chemistry in London.
To accommodate delegates from countries where restrictions are still in place, JPAG is offering virtual attendance in most of our symposia (subjected to availability offered by the venue) at the same cost.
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact events@jpag.org
LATEST NEWS:
New electron diffraction facility at National Crystallography Service
We are pleased to announce that the EPSRC-funded UK National Crystallography Service (NCS) is now able to offer electron diffraction facilities.
Electron diffraction is a rapidly growing technique capable of rapidly obtaining structures of n...
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Thursday 25th May 2023
We are pleased to announce that the EPSRC-funded UK National Crystallography Service (NCS) is now able to offer electron diffraction facilities.
Electron diffraction is a rapidly growing technique capable of rapidly obtaining structures of n...
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Thursday 25th May 2023
JPAG Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards and Careers Fair 2022
It has been another very successful year for the Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards and Careers Symposium which was held on Tuesday. 22nd November 2022, the first held with a live audience since Covid-19. Over 100 delegates attended the meeting ...
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Thursday 24th November 2022
It has been another very successful year for the Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards and Careers Symposium which was held on Tuesday. 22nd November 2022, the first held with a live audience since Covid-19. Over 100 delegates attended the meeting ...
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Thursday 24th November 2022
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Thursday 24th November 2022
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