524 Amorphous and Crystalline Particle Engineering in Pharmaceuticals and Other Novel Materials


Description:
The focus of this session will be on the engineering of amorphous and crystalline particles, using modelling as well as solution based processes and particle engineering techniques. An added focus of the session is the utilization of these techniques towards the crystallization of novel materials across industries, such as zeolites, metal organic frameworks, inorganic or organic semiconductors, proteins or peptides and new small molecule compounds.

Sponsor:
Crystallization and Evaporation


Chair:
Gaurav Giri
Assistant Professor
University of Virginia
Chemical Engineering
Charlottesville, VA
Email: gg3qd@virginia.edu

Co-chairs:
Meenesh R. Singh
Assistant Professor
University of Illinois at Chicago
Department of Chemical Engineering
Chicago, IL
Phone Number: 312-413-7673
Email: mrsingh@uic.edu

Jason Sweeney
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Drug Product Science
One Squibb Drive
New Brunswick, NJ
08903
Email: jason.sweeney@bms.com

Joshua Engstrom
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Drug Product Science and Technology
One Squibb Drive
New Brunswick, NJ
08903
Email: joshua.engstrom@bms.com


Papers:
Design of API Amorphous Precipitation Processes Via the Use of an FBRM Based Method
Eric Sirota, Merck & Co.; Dimitrios Zarkadas, Merck & Co.
Facile Synthesis of Soft-Templated Carbon Nitrides with High Surface Area and Porosity
Marcella Lusardi, MIT; Maryam Peer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Klavs F. Jensen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Production of Large Quantities of ZIF-8 through Batch and Semi Continuous Processes
Stoner Josie, University of Louisville J.B. Speed School; Gerold A. Willing, University of Louisville; John L. Tatarko Jr., University of Louisville
Study of Silica Precipitation in a Hydrometallurgical Process
Christian Manfoumbi, Laboratoire de Génie Chimique; Martine Meireles Masbernat, Laboratoire de Génie Chimique
Separation of Isomers
Patrick Zimmermann, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology; Thomas Goetsch, TU Graz; Sabine Enders, KIT; Tim Zeiner, TU Graz
Abstract Submissions Closed
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