2007 (London)
27-28 March PDF (40K)
Links between science, technology and regulation
are necessary to ensure successful product development. Joseph Chamberlain reports
The third biennial conference of the Inhalation Group of the Academy of Pharmaceutical
Sciences, “Innovation through integration”, was held at the University
of Bath on 27 and 28 March
2007 (London)
22 March PDF (40K)
Material characterisation techniques play an increasingly
central role in product and process understanding. The latest developments in
these techniques and their applications were reviewed in a recent symposium.
Joseph Chamberlain reports
The symposium, organised by the Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group and the Academy
of Pharmaceutical Sciences took place at the School of Pharmacy, University of
London, on 22 March
2006 (London)
7 December PDF (50K)
Industry is increasingly realising the importance
that controlling the properties of the input materials has in achieving more
reliable and efficient processes and effective products, a recent sympsium heard.
Joseph Chamberlain reports
This symposium was organised by the Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group in association
with the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences. It took place in London on 7 December
2006
2006 (London)
30 November PDF (50K)
One of the key challenges in the development of novel
therapies lies at the interface of preclinical and clinical development, participants
at the inaugural meeting of the “Development of cancer medicines” series
heard. Joseph Chamberlain reports
The Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Great Britain and the British Association
for Cancer Research hosted the inaugural meeting of the “Development of
Cancer Medicines” series.
The meeting took place in London on 30 November 2006
2006 (Loughborough)
8 July PDF (40K)
Academics, industrialists and regulators met at a
workshop recently to discuss unmet needs and the regulatory framework in the
rapidly developing field of paediatric inhalation technology. Joseph Chamberlain
reports
The meeting, organised by the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences, took place
at Burleigh Court, Loughborough on 28 June
2006 (London)
19 May PDF (40K)
A recent symposium provided an insight into the challenges
faced in bringing cell therapies to the patient. Joseph Chamberlain reports
The meeting, organised by the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences, took place
at Imperial College London on 19 May
2006 (London)
6-7 April PDF (40K)
The growing concern about resistant bacteria and the
need for new effective drugs to treat parasitic diseases in the developing world
was the focus of a recent meeting. Joseph Chamberlain reports some of the highlights
This two-day meeting of the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences took place at
the Jodrell Laboratory, Kew Gardens, London, on 6 and 7 April
2006 (London)
27 February PDF (30K)
There are health, safety and environmental concerns
about using nanotechnology in drug delivery. Joseph Chamberlain reports from
a meeting that considered the lessons which may be learnt from nanoscale
drug
delivery research to avoid potential adverse effects of the new materials
The meeting on nanoscale technology
was organised by Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Great Britain and took
place in London on
27 February
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