Final Announcement: MSI Symposium

Mark C. Wahle wahle at msi.com
Wed Jan 7 17:36:25 EST 1998


*** Second and Final Announcement ***

Molecular Simulations announces a major International Symposium, "New
Approaches in Pharmaceutical Development".  This event will be held on
February 19th and 20th, 1998, in San Diego, California.

As shown below in the Symposium program, the main topics will be new
computational and experimental techniques relevant to the
crystallization
and formulation of organic compounds.  The event will be of interest to
anyone involved in pharmaceutical development, as well as researchers
and
managers in industries such as agrochemicals, pigments, explosives, and
other fine chemicals.

This Symposium will be held immediately after the first worldwide
meeting
of MSI’s Pharmaceutical Development Consortium.  The Consortium brings
together commercial research organizations, MSI’s expert staff, and a
panel
of academic advisors to drive a research program focused on developing
simulation methods to address problems in pharmaceutical development and

formulation.

Registration for the Symposium is free of charge and includes lunches,
reception, and the Symposium dinner.  The venue will be the Princess
Resort
Island in Mission Bay, San Diego, which combines an idyllic setting with

state-of-the-art facilities and services.

Attendees are cordially invited to present their work at the poster
session.  If you are interested in attending, please contact Deborah
Kelso
at MSI’s headquarters in San Diego (fax +1 (619) 458-0136, or e-mail
dak at msi.com).  Further details will be posted at MSI’s web site,
http://www.msi.com/info/consortia/pdc/Symposium.html.

NEW APPROACHES IN PHARMACEUTICAL DEVELOPMENT

Thursday 19 February 1998
9:00   Opening
9:15   Dr. Stephen Byrn, Purdue University, USA
        "Solid State Chemistry - Regulations and Reactions"
10:30  Coffee Break
11:00  Dr. William David and Dr. Kenneth Shankland,
       Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK
        "Crystal Structure Determination from Powder Diffraction
         Data"
12:15  Lunch
13:45  Dr. Gautam Desiraju, Hyderabad University, India
        "Relevance of Crystal Engineering and Molecular Modeling
         in Pharmaceutical Industry"
15:00  Tea Break
15:30  Dr. Heinrich Karfunkel, Tübingen University, Germany
        "Polymorph Prediction and Beyond"
16:45  Poster Session and Reception
19:30  Symposium Dinner

Friday 20 February 1998
9:00   Dr. Peter York, Bradford University, UK
        "Modeling of Particle Surfaces - Applications in Drug
         Delivery Design"
10:15  Coffee Break
10:30  Dr. Kenneth Morris, Purdue University, USA
        "Identifying Morphology Based Flow Differences Using
         Cerius2, X-ray Diffraction and Microscopy"
11:45  Lunch
13:15  Dr. Piet Bennema, Nijmegen Univ., the Netherlands
        "Advanced Morphology Analysis Tools - The Importance of
         Connected Nets"
14:30  Tea Break
14:45  Dr. Allan Myerson, Brooklyn Polytechnic, USA
        "Thermodynamic and Spectroscopic Studies of
         Supersaturated Solutions"
16:00  Break
16:15  Round Table Discussion
17:30  Close

*** End of announcement ***

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 Mark C. Wahle, Ph.D.        |  Phone: (314) 849-5852
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 Molecular Simulations Inc.  |  Email: wahle at msi.com
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 St. Louis, MO  63126        |
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