Society to host science conference
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society is to host an international conference for pharmaceutical scientists on “Process understanding: the driver for new standards of performance in pharmaceutical manufacture, quality and regulation”.
The conference is presented jointly by the Society and the American Association
of Pharmaceutical Scientists in partnership with the Academy of Pharmaceutical
Sciences. It takes place at the Society’s headquarters on 23 and
24 March 2004, with linked half-day workshops on “Process capability” and “Risk
assessment” on 22 March and on “Chemical imaging” and “Quality
by design” on 25 March.
The conference is aimed at senior managers and scientists working in
all aspects of the research, development, production, registration and
licensing of medicinal products.
The meeting is the ninth Arden House European Conference. It offers a
similar programme to the annual AAPS conference held at Columbia University’s
Arden House conference centre in New York State.
There is separate registration for the conference and the workshops.
The fee for the conference, which includes lunches, refreshments, course
documentation and VAT, is £860 for members of the Society, the
APS or the AAPS). The fee for the conference and all four workshops is £1,160
for members. Registration forms can be obtained from Judy Callanan, Room
304, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, 1 Lambeth High Street, London, SE1
7JN (tel 020 7572 2261; fax 020 7572).
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