Bring the Power of Sorption Techniques to Pharma Materials Development

Sorption techniques are vital in pharmaceutical development, providing insights into moisture uptake, stability, and surface interactions. Tools like DVS and IGC help optimize formulations, enhance stability studies, and refine manufacturing. By understanding material interactions, researchers can improve drug performance, shelf-life, and bioavailability. 

To gain hands-on experience with these techniques, the Sorption Day workshop in Leverkusen provides an exclusive opportunity for pharmaceutical developers and formulators. Organized by Surface Measurement Systems (SMS), this event will showcase real-world applications of DVS and IGC in pharmaceutical R&D, featuring live demonstrations, case studies, and expert insights. Attendees will explore how these cutting-edge technologies can enhance formulation efficiency and material analysis, equipping them with the knowledge to tackle key challenges in pharmaceutical development.

Agenda:

• Detection of residual amorphous content in mainly crystalline active ingredient powders
  Dr. Christoph Nüboldt, Bayer Leverkusen
• Interlocking DVS Measurements and In-Silico Predictions for Accurate Shelf-Life Assessment of Amorphous Solid Dispersions
  Dr. Christian Lübbert, Amofor GmbH
• Determining Real-World Performance Properties for Drug Development with Advanced Vapor Sorption Techniques
  Dr. Andrew Davies, Surface Measurement Systems

Why attend?

• Demonstration of innovative technologies such as DVS (Dynamic Vapor Sorption) & IGC-SEA (Inverse Gas Chromatography – Surface Energy Analyzer) in pharmaceutical research & development.
• Analysis of material properties to optimize formulations and processes.
• In-depth insights into these technologies and their practical benefits in pharmaceutical research.
• Application of DVS and IGC to study sorption properties, moisture uptake, and material interactions.
• Lab & Technical College tour