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3rd European Microbiology Conference
4th - 5th May 2010, Barcelona, Spain

The role of pharmaceutical microbiology has become more and more important in the last years. It is more focused on by the regulators during product submission and inspections. With the harmonisation of the different pharmacopoeias, the harmonised methods must be implemented and the challenge is therefore to satisfy regulatory requirements alongside financial expectations of the management.
Furthermore the field of Rapid Microbiological Methods developed very fast in the last month, and promises possibilities to optimise the factors time and money in microbiological in-process-control and release.
Thus classic topics, like cleaning and disinfection, become important again because of the new European regulatory requirements on chemical products, like the EU Guideline 98/8 EG for Biocides or the REACH, the new European Community Regulation on chemicals and their safe use.
New experiences in the field of media fill, room gassing and other topics will open new opportunities to optimize processes in microbiological laboratory, manufacturing and quality control.

During this two-day conference, speakers from different fields of microbiology, research and development, quality control and manufacturing as well as regulatory bodies and consulting will provide you with the opportunity to discuss the different views on versatile microbiological topics.
It will be a chance to become acquainted with current development in optimising microbiological methods, laboratory work and ongoing regulatory requirements.

Highlights

  • Parametric Release
  • Water Activity Applications
  • New Developments and Experiences in Media Fill
  • Harmonised Methods for Herbal Medicinal Products
  • Culture Media in Pharmacopoeias
  • Virus/TSE Safety
  • Paperless Lab - LIMS in Microbiology
  • Disinfection and Gassing
  • Rapid Methods Application

Here you can download the brochure in PDF format.

 

 
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