Successful use of process analysis and control involves many technologies - it is truly a multidisciplinary activity.
Effective implemenation of process analysis and control into your manufacturing operations will have a major impact on your profits.
The financial, safety and environmental benefits of process analysis and control (PAC) technologies have never been more important to modern manufacturing in the pharmaceuticals, chemicals, materials, petrochemicals, biotechnology, food industries, and many others.
The benefits of in-process measurements, real-time data mining and predictive modelling include:
APACT is an open forum for the presentation and discussion of recent scientific and engineering advances relevant to process analytics and control technologies.
Plenary and keynote speakers will report recent advances in the development and application of novel process analytics, predictive modelling and control technologies, and will review the benefits achieved.
Following the success of previous conferences, APACT 19 will be a 3 day meeting featuring plenary and parallel sessions on topics crucial to the achievement of manufacturing excellence.
The programme will feature invited and contributed lectures, poster presentations and a vendor exhibition, including the unique APACT Exhibitor Showcase.
The meeting is an ideal forum for networking and information gathering on PAC. Those new to process analysis or process control will benefit from the friendly atmosphere that typifies an APACT conference.
The conference is aimed at:
£250
Invited speakers at the conference include:
Application of In-line technology in Crystallisation
Andre Powell
AstraZeneca, UK
Chemometrics in PAT: models, measurements and information
Anna De Juan
University of Barcelona
Autonomous calibration and the impact on process analysis and control
Brian Rohrback
Infometrix, USA
Integrated control strategy for continuous manufacturing direct compression by using NIR and Residence Time Distribution (RTD) predictive models: Experiences and challenges
Juan Rosas/Stephen Conway
Merck Sharp and Dohme (MSD), UK
New digital technologies and their impact on validation methodology and compliance for GMP and non-GMP applications in Life Sciences Manufacturing
Lee Hough
Emerson, UK
In Situ High Speed NIR Imaging to Monitor Form Change and Drug Release from Rapidly Disintegrating Tablets
Lucy Hawarden
Bristol-Myers Squibb, UK
Inline spectroscopy: the journey from concept to function
Marion O'Farrell
SINTEF Digital, Norway
The continuous manufacturing control strategy lifecycle
Martin Warman
Martin Warman Consultancy Ltd, UK
Online NMR spectroscopy for process analytical applications and aspects on automation and digitization of process industry
Michael Maiwald
BAM, Germany
Formulation and Processing: Optimising Manufacturability
Peter Fryer
University of Birmingham, UK
Industrial informatics: opportunities and challenges for AI in industrial processes and applications
Stephen McArthur
University of Strathclyde, UK
APACT '19 is open to all interested participants and will provide opportunities for academics and industrialists to present their knowledge and research to an informed multi-disciplinary audience.
The following courses will take place prior to the conference:
1. Driving your process monitoring program with data analytics
2. Screening and optimisation design options for DoE
3. Advanced spectral preprocessing without equations
4. An introduction to process control for scientists, chemists and pharmacists.
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