Extractables and Leachables USA 2012: Call for Papers

Jan. 12, 2012 - PRLog -- Extractables and Leachables USA 2012, jointly organised by Pira International and Smithers Rapra, will be coming to Baltimore, MD on 15-17 May 2012, at the Tremont Plaza and Grand Historic Venue. Following from previous successful E&L conferences held by both organisers, the 2012 forum will provide delegates with the opportunity to come together to discuss current E&L issues facing the pharmaceutical industry.

The programme will deliver cutting-edge analysis of testing techniques and high-level insight into the global regulatory landscape, while allowing extensive time for debate and networking. Attendees will be provided with the latest information on regulatory updates, results from industry working groups and progress in analysis of new materials for pharmaceutical packaging. Additionally, the extensive networking and social agenda set to feature at the conference will provide a valuable knowledge-sharing experience for delegates. E&L USA will co-locate with Pira’s well-established Global Food Contact conference, providing delegates with further extended networking opportunities.

Pira International and Smithers Rapra are now recruiting papers from experts and companies that have established best practice in the field of extractables and leachables. Organisations presenting a paper at this conference will have the opportunity to present to all parts of the pharmaceutical supply chain and will be firmly positioning themselves at the forefront of E&L activity.

For more information or to submit a proposed paper title and short abstract, please contact Hayley Marsden, +44(0)1372 802026, hayley.marsden@pira-international.com. The deadline for proposed papers is 3 February 2012.

The following topics will be particularly relevant to the direction of the conference, however all submitted themes will be considered: DPIs vs regulatory expectations; life cycle management; toxicology of possible leachables; analytical methods and case study; changes to approaches to extractables in PODP; accelerated simulation studies; advances in the risk assessment methodologies relating to E&Ls.

For important updates and further details on the conference visit: www.eandl-conference.com


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Contact:
Hayley Marsden
Pira International
+44(0)1372 802026
hayley.marsden@pira-international.com