Upcoming Webinar:
Development strategies for Spray dried Inhalable Formulations – from lab to commercial manufacturing
The scope of this webinar is to present the fundamentals of Spray Drying processes for Inhalation products, and to introduce methodologies aimed at optimizing inhalation drug product development from lab to commercial scale. The case-studies presented will highlight the predictive and straightforward nature of the strategies employed, as well as their return in a time and cost-efficiency perspective.
For the production of inhalable particles, an initial development phase at the lab scale is typically recommended to optimize the main particle properties and consequently, product performance and physio-chemical stability. As the product moves along the clinical phases, the spray drying process may require scale-up. Upon scale-up it is critical to ensure that the powder quality attributes are maintained across scales, namely particle size, density and residual water content, as these dictate product performance.
In the pharmaceutical industry, spray drying presents multiple advantages as a particle engineering technology, especially for the production of carrier-free dry powder inhalation formulations. Spray Drying technology is simple, flexible, fully automated and adapted to continuous production, easily scalable and even suitable for the processing of labile drugs such as proteins.
Key learning objectives:
1. Fundamentals of Spray Drying processes for Inhalation products
2. Development Methodologies: Statistical and Mechanistical
3. Process Screening, Optimization and Intensification
4. Scale-up Methodologies: From lab to commercial production
Hope you can join us!
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Speaker:
Eunice Costa
Scientist
Speaker:
Cláudia Moura
Researcher Scientist
Duration
30 minutes + 10 minutes Q&A
Attending this webinar is free,
all you need to do is register your place above
Speakers:
Date
2nd of December 2015
Time Option 1
04:00 pm (London time)
08:00 am (PST)
11:00 am (EST)
Time Option 2
02:00 pm (London time)
09:00 am (EST)
