IFPAC Annual Meeting 2016 - 30th International Forum on Process Analytical Chemistry

IFPAC Annual Meeting 2016 - 30th International Forum on Process Analytical Chemistry is a conference dedicated to Process Analytical Technologies (PAT) and Quality by Design (QbD) within the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, chemical, petrochemical & related industries.

Key Topics

• Biosensors/Molecular Sensors
• Advanced Instrumental Concepts
• Chemical Imaging
• Business Cases for QbD/PAT
• Continuous Emission Monitoring
• Chemometrics (COPA)
• Contract Manufacturing
• Continuous Processes
• Emerging Technology and Integrated Control Strategy Session
• Control and Data Acquisition
• Future Trends
• FTIR/NEAR IR/UV/VIS/X-Ray
• Industry Specific Applications (food, water, etc.)
• Green Chemistry
• Innovative Technologies
• Informatics
• Knowledge Management and Continuous Improvement
• Intelligence Based Manufacturing
• Manufacturing of the Future (MOF)
• Life Cycle Management to Analyzer/System/Method Reliability
• Multivariate Analysis
• Micro/Nano Technologies
• Particle Analysis/Characterization
• NeSSI
• PAT for Biologics Manufacturing
• PAT-A System Approach - Beyond Analyzers
• Pharmaceutical Design Space
• PAT Implementation
• Pharma Manufacturing Efficiency
• Pharmaceutical - FDA Program
• Process Analysis Systems
• Physical Measurements
• Process Control and Quality
• Process Characterization
• Process Sampling
• Process Knowledge
• QA/QC Strategies
• Process Understanding and Control
• Quality Assessment
• QbD - Modeling
• Raman Spectroscopy/Lasers/NMR/LIBS/Ultrasound
• Quality by Design - QbD
• Risk Management
• Real-Time Release
• Sampling Systems and Issues
• Safety/Environmental Monitoring
• Separation Techniques/MS
• Sensors/Probes/Optics
• Statistical Quality Control
• Standards in Process Analytical Chemistry
• Wireless
• Technology Transfer and Training

Who should Attend

Attendees from pharmaceutical and biotech industries, the chemical, petrochemical, oil & gas, as well as food & beverage, semiconductor, and environmental industries.