Webinars

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Learning Objectives

• Discover a new implementation of packaging for the safe transport of high potency and/or sterile ingredients between DS production and DP formulation facilities. 
• Learn how disposable containment technology can change the status quo and provide additional benefits to both CMO’s and end-users / product owners alike.
• Gain insight in to how these technologies have been validated to meet the needs of primary packaging, sterility assurance and powder containment.

Who is it for:

• Pharmaceutical companies with CMO partners looking to deploy faster off the shelf solutions that can be utilised throughout their in-house and extended networks.
• CMO’s and ingredients manufacturers looking for standardised packaging formats that add value and to their products and improve their customers convenience from goods receipt to processing methodologies.
• Supply chain partners responsible for managing CMO partnership and the associated value chain for receiving product.
• Packaging Engineers looking to discover and implement new packaging formats that can benefit their companies’ operations.
• Process and production Engineers who need to solve powder containment challenges during transfer to and handling within the production facility.
• Quality and Validation Engineers looking to solve sterility assurance challenges associated with packaging of product for storage and transportation and the transfer of powders for aseptic filling.

Speaker:
 

Ben Wylie

Senior Product Manager, ChargePoint Technology

• Approaches that may eliminate the need for dedicated production equipment and facilities, thus maintaining the benefits of outsourcing and efficiencies of scale.
• Advances in equipment and technology that will strengthen safety methods, while maintaining flexibility for multi-product plants.
• How the decisions CDMOs make today transform the way products in multi-product facilities will function together in the future.

• Steve Nole - Vice President, Operations, Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing
• Les Edwards, MSE - Vice President of Technology and Business Development, SKAN
• Andre Zdunczyk - Regional Business Development Director, USA, Bausch + Strobel

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Are you developing a biologic, biosimilar, or other complex drug product requiring lyophilization? Register for this webinar from Lubrizol Life Science to explore key considerations in designing and executing aseptic process simulations for lyophilized products, including a deep dive into study design, operational considerations, and regulatory guidance. Learn how robust validation can lead to commercial manufacturing success.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Explore the growth of aseptic lyophilization for biologics and complex drug products
• Discuss validation requirements and regulatory guidance for aseptic manufacturing processes
• Explain aseptic process simulation (AKA media fill) design and execution for lyophilized products
• Investigate common challenges and solutions when performing aseptic lyophilization—including operational considerations and real-world examples
• Understand how a well-designed validation strategy enables efficient aseptic lyophilization for the long-term

Speakers:
 

Dr. Karen Bossert

Vice President of Operations, Lubrizol Life Science Health – CDMO Division

Judy Cohen

Vice President, Quality Assurance, Lubrizol Life Science Health – CDMO Division

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Piramal Pharma Solutions will present data from a simple OFAT experiment varying TCEP:mAb ratio to highlight the variability in distribution of species in some key assays supporting critical quality attributes of an Antibody Drug Conjugate. Piramal will discuss how this experiment can support product and process knowledge during product development (both early and late phase). We will aim to show how a small number of experiments can generate a large amount of data that is valuable to clients at key points during product development.
 

Speaker:

Allan Davidson

Head of Department, Analytical Development, Piramal Pharma Solutions 

• Examine the goal and science of sterility assurance including the revision of AAMI ST67
• Introduce and contrast Terminal Sterilization and Aseptic Processing of drug products through a regulatory lens as well as that of a manufacturer
• Discuss modification strategies to consider in order to use Terminal Sterilization

Expediting development timeline is directly related to obtaining IND clearance and starting phase 1 study faster. This webinar describes how you can get to IND faster through our accelerated & high performance proprietary cell line, S-CHOice; Samsung Biologics presents 3-month cell line development timeline and high-quality cell line. In addition, we will present the combined benefit with S-CHOice and 2-step purification platform, which can further expedite the timeline as well as reduction in manufacturing costs. We hope to share how our Faster & Better approach can be applicable to your molecule's successful development path to IND. 

Speakers:
 

John Gill

Director of Cell Line Development 

Beomkyu Kim

Lead Scientist of Downstream Process Development

• About the opportunities to transform quality management 
• How the right technology streamlines global quality processes, increasing automation and operational agility
• The industry best practices for driving successful digital transformation

• Study Design – how to choose parameters that are representative of your facility while meeting regulatory expectations.
• Indications that initial or subsequent disinfectant efficacy testing needs to be performed.
• Interpretation of results – translating microorganism log reductions into useful information on the efficacy of facility cleaning procedures and disinfectants.

Plus, a discussion on the new container closure integrity testing: Mass Extraction
 

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This webinar is designed to build your foundational knowledge of pharma packaging. The type and method of packaging is an important consideration for radiation processing using gamma and electron beam. This webinar discusses how product packaging and presentation (density, weight and product orientation) can affect routine processing. Examples will be presented about how certain considerations are taken into account when developing the product packaging to ensure an effective radiation sterilization process. The webinar will also cover mass extraction, a relatively new container closure integrity test which is included on the USP 1207 list of approved deterministic CCIT test methods. You will learn the basic methodology behind a mass extraction test, the advantages of mass extraction testing over other CCI methods, and how the test is performed.

Speakers:

Jennifer Gygi  

Validation Specialist III / Technical Consulting Manager, Nelson Labs

John Schlecht 

VP, Radiation Technical Services, Sterigenics 

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The manufacturing of API is a long and complex process. The comparison between the different processes is not easy since the chemical structures vary and therefore the compounds physical properties also change. 

In this webinar we will be presenting the tool we developed to be able to take advantage of 60 years of experience in developing API process. The use of this tool allows us to develop our clients' projects using a Development by Design approach and to better manage the expectations of different outputs at different lifecycle stages of the processes. This follows a structured approach which allows for a faster process development. 

What can you learn from this webinar?

• How we score processes
• How the knowledge can be used to develop an API manufacturing by design
• How we can speed-up the process development.

Join this webinar where our speakers will share their views on this new tool that is able to accelerate the development process.

Speakers:

Rui Loureiro 

Director, R&D Process Chemistry Development

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Filipe Ataíde 

Senior Scientist, R&D Process Chemistry Development

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Speaker:
 

Shiri Hechter

Chemistry Senior Lab Operation Manager, M.Sc., ASQ CQA and CSSGB

Nelson Labs Fairfield
 

• The enhanced therapeutic performance potential for emulsions, double emulsions and encapsulated particles in pharma applications with improved mono-dispersity;
• Why membrane emulsification offers significant advantages over both traditional homogenization and microfluidic processing; and
• Through specific case studies, how this new technology can significantly reduce or eliminate downstream processing steps with significant manufacturing savings.