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Dipartimento di Chimica
dell'Università di Bologna
http://www.ciam.unibo.it/crystal_eng
polycrystalline
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Meeting - 3rd September

Program

 

"Preparation, Computation and Intellectual Property"


NOVOTEL BOLOGNA FIERA - Via Michelino, 79 BOLOGNA

Friday, 3rd September 2010

 

9:00

Developing cocrystal in pharmaceutical products

Scott Childs, Renovo Research

 

9:30

Drug crystallisation in micro channel reactors

Nick Bladgen, University of Bradford

 

10:00

Stress and Strain in Crystal Engineering

Mark Hollingsworth, Kansas State University

 

10:30

Coffee Break

11:00

Engineering cocrystal thermodynamic stability via micellar solubilization

Nair Hornedo Rodriguez, University of Michigan

 

11:30

Crystalline Forms and Patents in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Heinz-Josef Deussen, LEO Pharma

 

12:00

Targeting Right Polymorphs and Hydrates in Manufacturing of APIs

Peter Karpinski, Novartis

 

12:30

Patenting solid form state inventions: myths and reality

Bertrand Gellie, European Patent Office

 

13:00

Lunch

 

14:30

Polymorphism in drug development: 5HT6 agonist

Walter Cabri, Sigma-Tau

 

15:00

Complementary microscopy techniques IR-Raman for the analisys of pharmaceutical polymorphs

Barbara Bravo, Thermofisher

 

15:30

Exploring Molecular Recognition Through Macroscopic Properties

Alessia Bacchi, University of Parma

 

16:00

Polymorphs in supercritical processes: a pharmaceutical prospect

Ruggero Bettini, University of Parma

 

16:30

Coffee Break

 

17:00

First principles study of the biestability in molecular magnetic crystals

Juan Novoa, University of Barcelona

 

17:30

Crystal structure prediction by example – return on experience for salts and hydrates

Marcus Neumann, Avant-Garde Material Simulation

 

18:00

Hydrate - Anhydrate and Solvate - Non-solvate Equilibria

Fritz Blatter, Solvias AG

 

18:30

Recent advances in structure determination: new expertise for PolyCrystalLine

Lucia Maini, University of Bologna