Description:
With increasing competition and technologies that can be needed worldwide in a short timeframe in areas such as pharmaceuticals, techniques for decreasing the time in taking a concept through development all the way to manufacturing and market are required. This session will focus on methods for moving toward shorter timeframes between concept development and manufacturing, including discussion of automation and artificial intelligence or data analytics in facilitating such approaches. Rapid acquisition, optimization of design and processing, and distribution of products are also topics within scope. Submissions from industry and national labs are welcome to facilitate discussion at the industry/national lab/academic interface. Discussion of challenges posed by policy and other practical considerations in ultra-rapid concept-to-manufacturing strategies, as well as methods for overcoming barriers, are also of interest.
Sponsor:
Next-Gen Manufacturing
Co-Sponsor(s):
Process Development Division (12), Systems and Process Operations (10C)
Chair:
Xiaonan Wang
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Co-Chair:
Alexander Dowling
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN
Abstract Submissions Closed
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