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PhysChem FORUM 11
Introduction
The PhysChem Forum Committee are pleased to announce our eleventh Physical Chemistry Forum will be held at the Colwick Hall Hotel, Nottingham, NG2 4BH, UK on Wednesday 21st September 2011.
This symposium will have the twin themes of 'control of solubility and dissolution', and 'modelling dissolution and absorption'.
Lectures and Posters
The programme will comprise a mixture of presentations and posters with ample opportunity dedicated to questions.
The speakers will be include: Brian Henry (Executive Director, Pfizer), keynote; Jonathan Booth (AstraZeneca); Paolo Avalle (MSD); Andy Lewis (Critical Pharmaceuticals); Rosie McLaughlin (Catalent); Nikoletta Fotaki (University of Bath).
All posters are welcome. A prize, kindly sponsored by Sirius Analytical will be awarded to the best poster as decided by the committee. Congratulations to Kasia Nurzynska from the University of Nottingham on winning the poster prize.
Symposium Welcome Dinner and Keynote Talk
We shall be holding a 'Welcome Dinner', including a key-note presentation by Brian Henry on Tuesday 20th September (the evening before the symposium).
Fifty rooms have been reserved for delegates. If you would like a room please advise us using the registration form and a booking will be made on your behalf – on a first come first served basis.
Registration
Registration is now closed.
The rate for dinner, bed and breakfast is £135. To offer flexibility for delegates, a dinner-only rate of £30 is also available.
Attendance will only be allowed with prior registration. Please note that delegates are responsible for all their own costs. N.B. Accomodation is split between the Colwick Hall Hotel and the Jurys Inn Hotel. Transport will be provided for delegates staying at the Jurys Inn to/from the conference dinner on Tuesday evening, and to/from the conference venue on Wednesday.
Welcome Dinner, Tuesday 20th September 2011
At the Colwick Hall Hotel, Nottingham.
18.00 – 19.00
Registration, welcome drinks
19.00 - 19.45
Keynote Lecture: Drug Dissolution - where physiochemistry meets the biology of the gut
Brian Henry (Executive Director, Pfizer)
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Symposium Dinner
Symposium Programme, Wednesday 21st September 2011
At the Colwick Hall Hotel, Nottingham
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9.00 – 9.20 |
Late Registration |
Morning session
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9.20 – 9.30 |
Welcome |
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9.30 – 10.05 |
Formulating rapid-release tablets
Rosie McLaughlin (Catalent) Download this talk |
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10.05 – 10.40 |
Imaging drug release from controlled-release formulations
Paolo Avalle (MSD) Download this talk |
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Coffee and Posters |
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11.00 – 11.35 |
Formulating sustained-release injectable protein therapies Andy Lewis (Critical Pharmaceuticals) |
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11.35 – 12.10 |
Deconvoluting the dissolution of amorphous solid dispersions
Jonathan Booth (AstraZeneca) Download this talk |
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Lunch and Posters |
Afternoon session
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13.10 – 13.45 |
Modeling of in vitro data for prediction of in vivo performance Nikoletta Fotaki (University of Bath) |
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13.45 – 14.20 |
A Ring too far: the impact of aromaticity on physico-chemical properties
Alan Hill, GSK |
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Tea and Posters |
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15.00 – 15.35 |
Physical chemistry and the role in drug transporter interactions
Patrick Barton (AstraZeneca) |
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15.35 – 15.45 |
Concluding remarks
PCF committee |
Travel to the Symposium
The conference venue is approximately two miles from the centre of Nottingham. Accomodation is either at the Colwick Hall hotel (conference venue), or at the Jurys Inn, in the centre of Nottingham only two minutes walk from the train station.
Road - M1, A1, A52, A46 and A612. For the conference venue follow the signs for the racecourse.
Rail - Nottingham Midland Mainline Station. A taxi should be less than £10 to the conference venue, and transport will be provided for those staying in the Jurys Inn.
Air - East Midlands Airport.
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