Session: Bio and Pharmaceutical Process Design (2010 Annual Meeting)

Description:

This session invites presentations concerning the design of chemical processes for the creation of biological and pharmaceutical products. Application of process systems engineering approaches to the design of biofuel plants, plants for the production of commoditity chemicals from biofeedstocks, and prodction facilities for pharmaceutical agents are all applicable to this session. Industrial submissions are particularly welcomed.

Sponsor:

Systems and Process Design

Co-Sponsor(s):

Pharmaceuticals (15b)

Chair:

Kyle V. Camarda
University of Kansas
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
1530 W. 15th St.
Lawrence, KS 66045
Phone Number: 785-864-2908
Email: camarda@ku.edu

Co-Chair:

Laurence R. Weatherley
Prof.
University of Kansas
Chemical & Petroleum Engineering
1530 W. 15th Street
Lawrence, KS 66045
Email: lweather@ku.edu

Papers:

448a

A Decision Support Framework for Strategic Decision Assessment of a Sustainable Biorefinery
Paritosh K. Sharma, Louisiana State University; Jose Romagnoli, Louisiana State University

448b

Model-Based Optimization of An Algal Bioreactor Coupled to An Anaerobic Digester
Elliot T. Cameron, McMaster University; Francis Mairet, INRIA; Olivier Bernard, INRIA; Monique Ras, INRA; Jean-Philippe Steyer, INRA; Benoît Chachuat, McMaster University

448c

Design of Continuous Processes for Organic-Synthesis Based Production of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients – a Methodology
Albert E. Cervera, Technical University of Denmark (DTU); Krist V. Gernaey, Technical University of Denmark (DTU); Rafiqul Gani, Technical University of Denmark (DTU); Søren Kiil, Technical University of Denmark (DTU); Tommy Skovby, Lundbeck A/S

448d

Computational Molecular Design of Drug Delivery Vehicles for Anti-HIV Microbicides
Taylor WiIson, University of Kansas; Amber Markey, University of Kansas; Kyle V. Camarda, University of Kansas; Sarah L. Kieweg, University of Kansas

448e

Rapid Interval Arithmetic Screening of Continuous Pharmaceutical Processes with Explicit Thermodynamics
Dimitrios I. Gerogiorgis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.)

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