THE REALITY OF CONTINUOUS PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING

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User experiences and the current status of continuous pharmaceutical processing to be addressed during a three-day event near Newcastle, UK

 

Taking place on 26–28 March 2019, GEA, Siemens and Perceptive Engineering will host an inaugural 3-day conference to examine the fact and fiction of Continuous Manufacturing (CM) in the pharmaceutical industry.

 

Hear from experts across the industry including AstraZeneca, Bayer, CMAC, GSK, Janssen, MSD, RCPE, UCB Pharma and University of Sheffield to name a few.

 

With an expected attendance of 80–120 delegates, this must-attend event will focus on the real-life experiences of existing users of CM technology in the development and manufacture of oral solid dosage (OSD) forms.

 

Contact Details:

Company name: GEA Group
Website: www.gea.com
E-mail: pharma@gea.com

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