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Free Webinars in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Columbia, MD (PRWEB) February 14, 2009 -- Each free webinar offers you the opportunity to learn more about specific application areas of interest, including reaction screening and optimization, organic synthesis and reaction analysis, process development and scale-up, process safety and thermal hazard analysis, crystallization development and manufacturing, and Process Analytical Technology (PAT) for both Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) and formulations & drug product.
The most popular On-Demand Webinars (http://us.mt.com/us/en/home/supportive_content/specials.Webinars_AutoChem_1.oneColEd.html?crel=US_AC_PRWebinar_20090215) from the past include:
Process Development and Scale Up The Importance of Mixing: How to Compare Lab Scale Mixing with Full Scale Process Vessel Performance (http://us.mt.com/us/en/home/supportive_content/specials.mixing-guidlines-odw.oneColEd.html?crel=US_AC_PRWebinar_20090215), Guest Speaker: Dr. Reinaldo (Ray) Machado, rm2 technologies, LLC
Organic Synthesis Reducing the Risk of Highly Reactive Chemistry in Chemical R&D, Part I Reducing the Risk of Highly Reactive Chemistry in Chemical R&D, Part II
Crystallization Improving Crystallization and Precipitation: 20 Years of Best Practice, Part I Improving Crystallization and Precipitation: 20 Years of Best Practice, Part II
Process Safety and Thermal Hazard Analysis Avoiding Incidents at Scale-up: Is Your Process Resistant Towards Maloperation, Guest Speaker: Dr. Francis Stoessel, Swiss Safety Institute Calorimetry Best Practice: From LaPlace and Lavoisier to RTCal
Process Analytical Technology (PAT) for Drug Product Formulations Optimization of High Shear Wet Granulation Scale-up Understanding Disintegration and Dissolution for Improved Solid Dose Formulations Development
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