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Based on the great success of the past few years, JPAG presents its next pharmaceutical analysis symposium for postgraduate/undergraduate students and early career stage scientists. This will provide the opportunity for delegates to showcase their work and network with peers, academics and industrial scientists through oral and poster presentations. There will be a £1,000 first prize and £250 second prize for the best oral presentations as well as £200 first prize and two runner-up prizes of £100 for the best posters.
Further details are found HERE
Attention all researchers
Are you a PhD student, post-Doctoral Fellow or young scientist currently carrying out research on an innovative application of pharmaceutical analytical science?
If so, would you like the opportunity to win a prestigious award with a bursary of up to £1000 to attend a conference relevant to your area of interest?
Each year, the JPAG awards the Geoffrey Phillips Analytical Science Award. This year's Award will be made to the presenter of the best short paper in pharmaceutical analysis at the JPAG Pharmaceutical analysis research awards virtual event in November of each year.
To be eligible the presenter should have equivalent of less than ten years post-graduate experience.
The terms and conditions of the Award can be found here.
Submission of abstracts for 2025.
Details will be announced.
Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards and Careers Symposium 2024
It has been another very successful year for the Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards and Careers Symposium which was held on Tuesday. 12th November 2024 at the Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House. Over100 delegates attended the meeting and heard two highly inspirational keynote lectures by Dr Zoe, Ayres, Open University , and Mrs Laura Woodward, Royal Society of Chemistry .
There were eight podium presentations of a high standard given by early career academic and industrial researchers. In the Science Room were 24 posters, attended by the authors.
The winner of THE GEOFFREY PHILLIPS ANALYTICAL SCIENCE AWARD for the best podium presentation has been announced. The winner was Ms Maxine den Hartog, King’s College London who gave her presentation on " Towards the development of an optical biosensor for the detection of human blood for forensic analysis ". Miss den Hartog received a certificate and a bursary of up to £1,000 to enable her to benefit from a relevant programme of personal professional development.
The highly commended podium award of £250 was made to Ms Helena Friedrich, King’s College London for her presentation on “Investigating the interaction between microplastics and mammalian cells by live-cell FTIR micro-spectroscopy”.
The winner of the best poster award of £200 was Ms Caighley Logan, Liverpool John Moores University for her presentation on {I “Finding the ignition source from bone: a forensic investigation into the effects of intense heat and fire on porcine bone." .
Commended poster awards, each of £100, were made to Ms Lucy Goodacre (King’s College London for her presentation on " Mucus simulant lining of nasal casts for analysis of regional nasal deposition" and to Mr Andy Molina, Pharmaron . for his presentation on “ Applications of TESCAN SEM at Pharmaron" .
The awards were presented by Dr Amira Guirguis, JPAG, and Dr Lisa Hinchliffe, JPAG Chair, who offered their congratulations to all of the award winners and many thanks to all the presenters.
- JPAG Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards & Careers Symposium
- The Geoffrey Phillips Analytical Science Award
- Student bursaries
- Presenting a poster at a JPAG event
THE JPAG PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS RESEARCH AWARDS & CAREERS SYMPOSIUM
Based on the great success of the past few years, JPAG presents its next pharmaceutical analysis symposium for postgraduate/undergraduate students and early career stage scientists. This will provide the opportunity for delegates to showcase their work and network with peers, academics and industrial scientists through oral and poster presentations. There will be a £1,000 first prize and £250 second prize for the best oral presentations as well as £200 first prize and two runner-up prizes of £100 for the best posters.
Further details are found HERE
THE GEOFFREY PHILLIPS ANALYTICAL SCIENCE AWARD
Attention all researchers
Are you a PhD student, post-Doctoral Fellow or young scientist currently carrying out research on an innovative application of pharmaceutical analytical science?
If so, would you like the opportunity to win a prestigious award with a bursary of up to £1000 to attend a conference relevant to your area of interest?
Each year, the JPAG awards the Geoffrey Phillips Analytical Science Award. This year's Award will be made to the presenter of the best short paper in pharmaceutical analysis at the JPAG Pharmaceutical analysis research awards virtual event in November of each year.
To be eligible the presenter should have equivalent of less than ten years post-graduate experience.
The terms and conditions of the Award can be found here.
Submission of abstracts for 2025.
Details will be announced.
Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards and Careers Symposium 2024
It has been another very successful year for the Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards and Careers Symposium which was held on Tuesday. 12th November 2024 at the Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House. Over100 delegates attended the meeting and heard two highly inspirational keynote lectures by Dr Zoe, Ayres, Open University , and Mrs Laura Woodward, Royal Society of Chemistry .
There were eight podium presentations of a high standard given by early career academic and industrial researchers. In the Science Room were 24 posters, attended by the authors.
The winner of THE GEOFFREY PHILLIPS ANALYTICAL SCIENCE AWARD for the best podium presentation has been announced. The winner was Ms Maxine den Hartog, King’s College London who gave her presentation on " Towards the development of an optical biosensor for the detection of human blood for forensic analysis ". Miss den Hartog received a certificate and a bursary of up to £1,000 to enable her to benefit from a relevant programme of personal professional development.
The highly commended podium award of £250 was made to Ms Helena Friedrich, King’s College London for her presentation on “Investigating the interaction between microplastics and mammalian cells by live-cell FTIR micro-spectroscopy”.
The winner of the best poster award of £200 was Ms Caighley Logan, Liverpool John Moores University for her presentation on {I “Finding the ignition source from bone: a forensic investigation into the effects of intense heat and fire on porcine bone." .
Commended poster awards, each of £100, were made to Ms Lucy Goodacre (King’s College London for her presentation on " Mucus simulant lining of nasal casts for analysis of regional nasal deposition" and to Mr Andy Molina, Pharmaron . for his presentation on “ Applications of TESCAN SEM at Pharmaron" .
The awards were presented by Dr Amira Guirguis, JPAG, and Dr Lisa Hinchliffe, JPAG Chair, who offered their congratulations to all of the award winners and many thanks to all the presenters.
Geoffrey Phillips Analytical Science Award 2024 Winner
Ms Maxine den Hartog, King’s College London, receiving the 2024 Geoffrey Phillips Award from Dr Lisa Hinchliffe, JPAG Chair.
The winner of the 2024 Geoffrey Phillips Award is Ms Maxine den Hartog, King’s College London. Miss den Hartog gave a presentation on " Towards the development of an optical biosensor for the detection of human blood for forensic analysis”.
Ms Maxine den Hartog, King’s College London, receiving the 2024 Geoffrey Phillips Award from Dr Lisa Hinchliffe, JPAG Chair.
The winner of the 2024 Geoffrey Phillips Award is Ms Maxine den Hartog, King’s College London. Miss den Hartog gave a presentation on " Towards the development of an optical biosensor for the detection of human blood for forensic analysis”.
PAST AWARD WINNERS
2023 winner
Miss Caitlin Chapman (Teesside University) who gave a presentation on "Ion Mobility Separation Mass Spectrometry for simplifying complex MS/MS spectra to aid chemical characterisation"
2022 winner
Miss Georgina Armstrong GSK who gave a presentation on "Sequence engineering of monoclonal antibodies to reduce the viscosity of high concentration formulations; an in silico approach to viscosity predictions for IgG Fvs"
2021 winner
Miss Hayley Costanzo, King's College London, who gave a presentation on "Biosensors for forensic analysis".
2020
Thomas Hibbard, University of Reading gave a presentation on "Solid state modification of ciprofloxacin for high dose dry powder inhalation", November 2020.
2019 Delaram Ahmadi, King's College London
"Revealing the hidden details of nanostructure in a pharmaceutical cream"
2018 James Gooch, King's College, London
"Biosensors for the detection of biological evidence"
2017 Alessandra D'Angelo, University of Greenwich
"Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms"
Alessandra used her bursary to attend the 11th World Meeting on Pharmaceutics, Biopharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology Symposia on Basic Research, Research & Development, Industrial Practice and Analytics Granada, Spain, 19 to 22 March 2018
2016 Mr Husain Naqi, University of Bath
"Pharmaceutical analysis of seized ethylone-ecstasy mixtures"
2015: Claudio Vallotto, University of Warwick
"Sterilization by γ-irradiation: evaluating the effects on pharmaceutical excipients"
Mr Vallotto used his bursary to attend the 58th Annual Rocky Mountain Conference on Magnetic Resonance, July 17-21, 2016, Colorado
2014: Amira Guirguis, University of Hertfordshire
"Investigation of legal high substances, common cutting agents and adulterants using portable Raman spectroscopy"
2013: Dahlia Salman, Kingston University
"Optimising home chemotherapy through analytical research; the physicochemical stability of Mesna using LC-MS/MS and NMR"
2012: Dr Jonathan Moffat, University of East Anglia
"Photothermal infrared microscopy; a novel method for the analysis of single particles of pharmaceutical materials"
2011: Dr Laura Waters, University of Huddersfield
"Drug-micelle interactions using calorimetric analysis"
2010: L Almeida e Sousa, London School of Pharmacy
"The use of photocalorimetry to assess the photostability of nifedipine solutions"
2009: Isobel Cook
A study of vial headspace moisture in an entire freeze-dried batch and the factors affecting moisture content variability
2008: Louise Ho
"THz-pulsed imaging analytical technique for tablet film coating: monitoring the unit operation and process scale-up
2007: Dr Claire Martin
The electrical impedance analysis of nutraceutical formulation stability in the frozen state"
2006: Dr Bronwyn Grout Pfizer R and D
"The use of near-infrared conformance methods for tablet in-process monitoring & quality assurance"
2005: J Axel Zeitler University of Cambridge
"Temperature dependent terahertz pulsed spectroscopy of carbamazepine tablets"
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