Pre-Conference Workshop
"Drug Product Development: A QbD Approach"
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
SAVE on workshop registration fees when you also register for the annual symposium.
CSPS presents "Drug Product Development: A QbD Approach", a workshop that will provide a scientific, systematic, but also practical approach for the development and review of drug products, called Quality by Design (QbD).
The workshop is divided into two parts: The morning session is mostly dedicated to explain current knowledge, concepts and new developments in the implementation of QbD. The afternoon session is filled with examples of QbD approaches in drug development. The target audience includes scientists working at any level in drug development or regulatory sciences. The workshop gives the participants the opportunity to interact with the speakers and ask questions in the two panel discussions. Health Canada will present their experience with QbD submissions.
2012 Annual Symposium
Toronto, June 12-15, 2012
"Modern Therapeutics 2012:
Advances in Physiology, Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Sciences”
Please see our
Symposium page for Preliminary Scientific Program, registration, hotel reservations, and other details.
Call for Abstracts for Poster Presentation - Call for Abstracts is now closed (deadline was March 23). All submitted abstracts have been reviewed, so you should have received an email regarding acceptance of your abstract.
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ActLabs - Senior Scientist - Life Sciences
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