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SUBJECT: JPAG Symposium: Analysis for amorphous materials / Thursday 22nd January 2026 / Royal Society of Chemistry, London
TITLE OF EVENT: Analysis for amorphous materials
DATE OF EVENT: Thursday 22nd January 2026
EVENT LINK: https://www.jpag.org/190
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
More and more new materials are being created to harness the benefits of amorphous materials. However, this can raise questions over physical stability and ways to assess for changes in these materials. As such amorphous materials present a unique challenge to pharmaceutical scientists and engineers; as well as a massive opportunity. JPAG and the APS Materials Science focus group will be working together to deliver a joint seminar which will address the manufacturing challenges and characterisation of amorphous materials, from the joint perspectives of small and large molecule analytics and materials science. Split across two sessions (morning and afternoon) we will look at the unique challenges and opportunity of amorphous materials through the lenses of academic and industrial approaches.
SPEAKERS:
Dr Kofi Asare-Addo - University of Huddersfield
Simon Gaisford - University College London
Dr John Murphy - Particology Ltd
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Thursday 22nd January 2026
Analysis for amorphous materials
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
More and more new materials are being created to harness the benefits of amorphous materials. However, this can raise questions over physical stability and ways to assess for changes in these materials. As such amorphous materials present a unique challenge to pharmaceutical scientists and engineers; as well as a massive opportunity. JPAG and the APS Materials Science focus group will be working together to deliver a joint seminar which will address the manufacturing challenges and characterisation of amorphous materials, from the joint perspectives of small and large molecule analytics and materials science. Split across two sessions (morning and afternoon) we will look at the unique challenges and opportunity of amorphous materials through the lenses of academic and industrial approaches.
Analysis for amorphous materials
Royal Society of Chemistry, London
More and more new materials are being created to harness the benefits of amorphous materials. However, this can raise questions over physical stability and ways to assess for changes in these materials. As such amorphous materials present a unique challenge to pharmaceutical scientists and engineers; as well as a massive opportunity. JPAG and the APS Materials Science focus group will be working together to deliver a joint seminar which will address the manufacturing challenges and characterisation of amorphous materials, from the joint perspectives of small and large molecule analytics and materials science. Split across two sessions (morning and afternoon) we will look at the unique challenges and opportunity of amorphous materials through the lenses of academic and industrial approaches.
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.
Click here for details.
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.
Click here for details.
REGISTER NOW...
Delegate fees include registration, documentation, lunch and refreshments.
DELEGATE RATES:
Concession : £ 45.00
Exhibitor SILVER : £ 850.00
Exhibitor-BRONZE : £ 700.00
Member : £ 195.00
Non-Member : £ 295.00
Student : £ 45.00
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SUBJECT: JPAG Symposium: Analysis for amorphous materials / Thursday 22nd January 2026 / Royal Society of Chemistry, London
TITLE OF EVENT: Analysis for amorphous materials
DATE OF EVENT: Thursday 22nd January 2026
EVENT LINK: https://www.jpag.org/190
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
More and more new materials are being created to harness the benefits of amorphous materials. However, this can raise questions over physical stability and ways to assess for changes in these materials. As such amorphous materials present a unique challenge to pharmaceutical scientists and engineers; as well as a massive opportunity. JPAG and the APS Materials Science focus group will be working together to deliver a joint seminar which will address the manufacturing challenges and characterisation of amorphous materials, from the joint perspectives of small and large molecule analytics and materials science. Split across two sessions (morning and afternoon) we will look at the unique challenges and opportunity of amorphous materials through the lenses of academic and industrial approaches.
SPEAKERS:
Dr Kofi Asare-Addo - University of Huddersfield
Simon Gaisford - University College London
Dr John Murphy - Particology Ltd
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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.
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
I did appreciate receiving the slides before, as then I could print them and make notes around them during the symposium.
Getting an industry perspective on this topic was most helpful.
Fantastic to hear from NHS speaker, provides real insight to patient/clinician considerations that we don't necessarily see in industry.
Hearing the information from the clinical setting side was very useful.
Well organized. This was an amazing session. Prior sharing of the presentation was a great add on!
The most useful aspect of the webinar was the variety in the presentations across industry and the regulators. Really good to review the presentations beforehand.
Good value, well organised symposium. Always useful for focused topics.
A very good day. Enjoyed getting to speak to the presenters to discuss current challenges in industry.
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.
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
I did appreciate receiving the slides before, as then I could print them and make notes around them during the symposium.
Getting an industry perspective on this topic was most helpful.
Fantastic to hear from NHS speaker, provides real insight to patient/clinician considerations that we don't necessarily see in industry.
Hearing the information from the clinical setting side was very useful.
Well organized. This was an amazing session. Prior sharing of the presentation was a great add on!
The most useful aspect of the webinar was the variety in the presentations across industry and the regulators. Really good to review the presentations beforehand.
Good value, well organised symposium. Always useful for focused topics.
A very good day. Enjoyed getting to speak to the presenters to discuss current challenges in industry.
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