This preliminary program is subject to change.

Application of Quality by Design in Drug Product Process Development


Description:
The application of Quality by Design principles is beginning to be well established in the pharmaceutical industry. In particular, the demonstration of the science and risk-based approaches being applied to specific subsets of the drug product design or processing has been discussed intensively during the past several years. Therefore, it is now time to widen the scope of QbD across multiple unit operations, including important aspects of the drug substance. This session invites presentations in which drug products have been designed and developed demonstrating a holistic QbD approach. Papers concerning small and large molecules, including biologics, are being considered. The goal of this session is to demonstrate QbD being applied across multiple unit operations.

Sponsor:
Topical I: Comprehensive Quality by Design in Pharmaceutical Development and Manufacture
Co-Sponsor(s):
Process Development Division (12)


Chair:
Mary T. am Ende
Associate Research Fellow
Pfizer Worldwide Research and Development
Pharmaceutical Development
445 Eastern Point Road
Groton, CT 06340
Phone Number: 860-441-4210
Fax Number: 860-686-5404
Email: mary.t.am.ende@pfizer.com

Co-Chair:
Michael M. Choi
PCTS, Inc.
PO Box 633
Montgomeryville, PA 18936
Email: michael.choi@particlecoating.com


Papers:
Prediction of Post-Relaxation Radial Tensile Strength of Pharmaceutical Tablets Using At-Line Collected near Infrared Data
Sameer Talwar, Duquesne University; Benoit Igne, Duquesne University; Zhenqi Shi, Duquesne University; Carl A. Anderson, Duquesne University; James K. Drennen III, Duquesne University
Quantitative Analysis of Crystalline Materials in Binary Compacts Using Time Domain Spectra of THz Spectroscopy and Density Dependence
Md. Anik Alam, Duquesne University; James K. Drennen III, Duquesne University; Carl A. Anderson, Duquesne University
Bulk and Micro-Scale Characterization of Continuous Powder Blending Integrated with an Multi-Point in-Line NIR As a PAT Tool
Juan G. Osorio, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; William E. Engisch Jr., Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; Fernando J. Muzzio, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Effect of Lubricant Mixing Time and Concentration, Compaction Speed and Compression Force On the Dissolution Profile of a Control Release Formulation
Sarang Oka, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; Pallavi Pawar, Rutgers University; Fani Boukouvala, Rutgers University; Fernando J. Muzzio, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Automation and Control of Drug-On-Demand Technology
Laura Hirshfield, Purdue University; Arun Giridhar, Purdue University; Gintaras V. Reklaitis, Purdue University; Michael T. Harris, Purdue University; Venkat Venkatasubramanian, Purdue University