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Webinar Date/Time: Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 11am ET | 10am CT | 8am PT | 4 pm BST
Learn about the biggest trends impacting small-molecule APIs, excipients, and formulations, key sessions to attend while at CPHI, innovations and novel approaches for pediatric dosage forms and taste-masking, and fundamental aspects of API manufacturing and distribution from a panel of experts who have contributed to this year’s CPHI Annual Report, David Tisi from Synopsys, and an SME from C2 Pharma in this episode of the PharmTech Drug Digest Video Series.
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Event Overview:
In this exclusive Drug Digest video interview, Felicity Thomas, Europe/senior editor, Pharmaceutical Technology Group, interviews experts about small-molecule APIs, excipients, and formulation advances. During the video session, a panel of experts—Bikash Chatterjee, Tara Dougal —deliberate on the biggest trends impacting the industry, highlighting issues such as API supply and shortages, uptake in digital innovations, formulation advances to deal with potent compounds, and key sessions to visit while at CPHI. Additionally, David Tisi, director of Technical Operations, Synopsys, discusses novel approaches and solutions to pediatric formulations and taste-masking, while an expert from C2 Pharma highlights the fundamental stages of gaining a certificate of suitability for APIs and the various trends shaping API and complex compound manufacturing.
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Key Learning Objectives
Who Should Attend
Speakers:
David Tisi
Director of Technical Operations
Synopsys
Tara Fitzpatrick
Head of Quality
C2 Pharma
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