Autumn Meeting- 5th November 2009
Impact of Crystallography in an Industrial Environment.
WORLD OF GLASS - St Helens WA10 1BX
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Accomodation: Visit St Helens The Park Inn is within walking distance of the venue.
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10:00 Coffee and Registration
10:30 - 12:30 Young Crystallographers' Presentations
10:30 Welcome
10:35 Introduction to Pilkington.
John Kaniuka, Off Line Coatings and Science Support Group, Pilkington Group Limited
10:50 Growth of functional pharmaceutical co-crystals via phase space manipulation
David Berry, AstraZeneca
11:10 Formulation and characterization of a fully amorphous solid dispersion for a low Tg (Glass Transition Temperature) drug
Min Zhao, School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia
11:30 Comparative Quantitative Characterisation of Alloy Microstructures using X-ray Diffraction and Electron Microscopy Techniques.
Moataz Attallah, Materials Science Centre, University of Manchester
11:50 Use of Cocrystals in the Pharmaceutical and Agrochemical Industry
Suzanne Buttar , Pharmorphix® Solid State Services.
12:10 Chiral resolution at the solid state, Pharmophix's approach
Ludovic Renou , Pharmorphix® Solid State Services.
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch and visit to World of Glass
14:00 - 16:30 Crystallography in Industry
14:00 Applications of Crystallography in the Glass Industry.
Mark Farnworth, Off Line Coatings and Science Support Group, Pilkington Group Limited
14:20 Preparation, Characterisation and Prediction of Physical Stability of Amorphous Materials during Pharmaceutical Development: Pair-Wise Distribution Function.
Helen Blade, AstraZeneca.
14:40 Applications of Crystallography in the Aerospace Industry
Judith Shackleton, Materials Science Centre, University of Manchester.
15:00 XRD N' Chips - What Makes Good Semiconductor Devices.
Chris Staddon Senior Experimental Officer, School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Nottingham.
15:20 Powder X-ray Diffraction for Process and Product Support in Shell Global Solutions.
Graham C. Smith, Shell Global Solutions UK.
15:40 XRD in the Imaging Industry.
David Beveridge, Harman Technology.
16:00 Tea and Discussion
16:30 Close
Organiser:
Mark Farnworth
Tel: 01695 54639
Email: Mark.Farnworth@pilkington.com
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