METTLER TOLEDO is pleased to announce that Dr. Martin D. Johnson of Eli Lilly won the award for Best Paper at the 17th International Process Development Conference (IPDC).
At last week’s IPDC there were many outstanding papers presented covering the latest academic and applied research in areas including:
- Continuous Flow Reactors and Continuous Processing
- Chemical Process Research
- Crystallization
- Process Safety and Scale-up
- Emerging Research
- Process Analytical Technology (PAT)/Quality by Design (QbD)
The top three papers, based on the voting of the conference attendees, were:
Best paper:
Continuous Processing for Speed to Early Phase Material Delivery
Dr. Martin D. Johnson, Eli Lilly
2nd Place
Unraveling the Mechanism of the Cu(I)-catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloaddition
Dr. Jason Hein, The Scripps Research Institute
3rd Place
Use of Inline FTIR to Monitor a Semi-Continuous Photochemical Cycloaddition Under Cryogenic Conditions
Jeff Nye, Bristol Myers-Squibb
Congratulations to all of our award winners, and a warm thanks to all of the presenters who made this an outstanding technical conference.
Dr. Martin Johnson will be invited to present his award winning paper at the 18th IPDC. In recognition of his achievement, he will be offered an all-expense paid trip to Switzerland to attend the 18th International Process Development Conference (exact location and dates will be announced soon.)
[…] FDA和ICH质量倡导在药品研发与生产行业开启了一个跳跃性转变。在第十七届工艺过程开发国际会议上,Christine […]
[…] FDA和ICH质量倡导在药物研发与生产行业开启了一个跳跃性转变。在第十七届工艺过程开发国际会议上,Christine […]
[…] created a paradigm shift in pharmaceutical discovery, development, and manufacturing. At the 17th International Process Development Conference, Christine Moore gave a presentation on the FDA perspective on Quality by Design (QbD) in […]
[…] the pressure to decrease development times for new chemical entities is common. During the recent 17th International Process Development Conference, Terry Connelly of Pfizer discussed this particular challenge during the presentation […]
[…] the recent 17th International Process Development Conference in Baltimore there was an excellent session discussing continuous flow chemistry. The desire to develop new and […]