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AEK Athens midfielder Giorgos Katidis has earned rebukes from politicians, fellow athletes and fans after appearing to give a Nazi salute in celebration of a goal he scored in the Greek league.
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Ottawa, Canada, 8 February 2005 - Personifying cherished Canadian values, His Highness the Aga Khan has devoted his life to protecting the environment and alleviating human suffering due to poverty. Imam of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims since 1957, he has guided the spiritual growth of his followers, teaching compassion and tolerance by example. In 1967, he launched his foundation, the Aga Khan Development Network, with branches in countries around the world, including Canada. Recognizing our nation's caring spirit, he cites Canada as a role model for the world and has selected Ottawa as the home of a new global centre for pluralism.
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San Clemente, CA–September 5, 2007–Sound Advance, the company known for their truly invisible in-wall loudspeakers which provides custom-installation pros with room-enveloping sound from completely undetectable sources, will introduce a trio of new models at the 2007 CEDIA Expo in Denver, Colorado. Like all Sound Advance designs, the new models are designed to be completely hidden from view after installation, flush behind finished walls or ceilings and painted, papered, or otherwise covered in exactly the same way. Homeowners thus can experience genuinely high-fidelity music playback while preserving pristine, uncluttered interior surfaces.
The new SA3, SA 1.5 and SAW expand upon the company's earlier design by combining its proprietary Planar Diaphragm™ mid/high-frequency source with conventional, direct-radiator cone woofers of very low-profile design. The Planar Diaphragm–a rigid, flat-panel, expanded-polystyrene foam diaphragm with carefully engineered density and zone-controlled flexibility and driven by dual, specially developed voice-coil assemblies–radiates sound smoothly and evenly in a nearly hemispherical pattern, all the way to 20 kHz. The result is uniquely broad sound coverage and even, accurate musical response.
Headlining the new models is the Sound Advance SA3, which pairs a 48 square-inch Planar Diaphragm with a 50 square-inch low-frequency driver of conventional cone design, for powerful, full-range reproduction extending to an impressive 40 Hz from a 16×24-inch unit. The new SA1.5, combines the same mid/high panel with a smaller, 33 square-inch bass driver in a compact package just 16×12 inches.
A matching subwoofer, the SAW, is supplied with a dedicated outboard power amplifier. The 16×32-inch SAW pairs two 50 square-inch bass units forming a truly invisible subwoofer capable of powerful deep-bass output all the way to 20 Hz. The SAW amplifier supplied with the subwoofer, is a dedicated single-channel design that produces 150 watts, and incorporates sub-crossover, phase, and level controls, with flexible connections to accommodate any multiroom or home-theater system.
Like all Sound Advance designs, the new SA3, SA1.5 and SAW models are engineered for fast and easy installation, with 16-inch width and 3-7/8-inch mounting-depths that accommodate standard wall and ceiling construction. All three are just 3-7/8 inches deep, and are installed by simply screwing in place, directly to studs or joists, ultimately forming a flush, contiguous surface with adjacent wallboard. When the wall is finished, interior trades simply "mud" and sand the speaker's radiating surfaces right into the drywall; it is then finished with paint, plaster, or wallpaper literally disappearing into the wall.
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Wisconsin's second-oldest chartered bank opened its second Brookfield branch this week.
First Bank Financial Centre now tallies 12 total branches in the Milwaukee area, with its newest holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday morning, Aug. 5, at 12600 W. North Ave.
The new spot will be a full-service branch that will offer everything from commercial lending to mortgage lending.
"Any customer can go in there and expect service," First Bank Financial Centre President and CEO Mark Mohr said.
First Bank Financial Centre has close ties with the City of Brookfield, currently helping in the effort to revitalize the old village area by offering qualifying loans of up to $25,000 at one percent interest to small businesses in the village area.
"Everything we do is local, so that's the experience that a customer has," Mohr said. "We like to get involved in the community and we want to get to know the communities on a personal level."
Mohr says that First Bank Financial Centre is in somewhat of a growth spurt, with the company adding over 100 employees and five new branches in the last six years.
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First Bank Financial Centre also recently finished renovations on its headquarters in Oconomowoc. The 25,000 square-foot addition has allowed the company to consolidate all of its corporate employees back under one roof. The company was founded in 1859 and will be celebrating its 155th birthday in September.
Mohr hopes that the new branch will help to offer First Bank Financial Centre's services to residents of Elm Grove and Wauwatosa. He is hesitant to say that a local company is more worthy of servicing Milwaukee-area residents than a national chain, but he does promise good service for those who give them a chance.
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Chicago, March 12, 2013 — Sluggish and weak were terms used throughout 2012 to describe the state of the foodservice industry across the globe and the last quarter proved these fitting descriptors, but on the brighter side increases in average check brought spending up in many countries, reports The NPD Group, a leading global information company. Outside of China, most countries experienced traffic declines and no country posted an increase in visits greater than one percent, reports NPD's CREST®, which continually tracks commercial foodservice usage in Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, United Kingdom, and the United States.
Foodservice visits in Australia were up one percent in the fourth quarter of 2012 while Canada, United Kingdom, and the United States finished the year with stable traffic counts. France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain reported traffic declines in the quarter with Spain experiencing the steepest declines at 3 percent. Traffic increased by eight percent in China, which reported on third quarter 2012 results. Foodservice spending increased in Australia, Canada, China, Germany, United Kingdom, and United States.
"The foodservice industry in France continues to be affected by consumers snacking less. Snacking was down by six percent in the last quarter compared to the same quarter in 2011," says Christine Tartanson, director, NPD France Foodservice. "Quick service, full service, and cafés are experiencing weaker traffic at dinner and morning/afternoon drink occasions as consumers trade down or eat at home more. Only the foodservice lunch business at quick service and full service restaurants managed to resist declines in the quarter."
Lunch is generally the largest day part in all the countries tracked by NPD's CREST® foodservice market research. Lunch foodservice visits were flat in many of the countries with overall traffic declines, and China and Spain saw visit growth at the lunch day part.
"Without growth at lunch, it will be hard for any country's foodservice market to be seen as on the path to health," says Bob O'Brien, global senior vice president foodservice. "The relative health at lunch this quarter, even in the weak countries is a glimmer of hope for positive momentum in the coming quarters."
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Matt Richardson, Capsugel; Massimo Moratto, Aptuit; Mike Savill, Capsugel
Finding efficient drug delivery methods is becoming increasingly important as the pharmaceutical industry looks to improve the performance of its new compounds and extend the applications of existing drugs. One option that has long been used to successfully treat respiratory conditions and provide compounds with a fast-acting route into circulation is drug delivery via inhalation using a dry powder inhaler (DPI).
Capsugel's Xcelodose technology is ideally suited to meet the specialized demand for filling capsules for DPI use, as it is proven to dispense very low weights repeatably with precision and accuracy. The technology is suitable for any dry powder, including micronized and cohesive powders, and fills the powder into the capsule without compressing or compacting the powder base, thereby facilitating evacuation on inhalation. Collaborative data shows that the action of filling does not give rise to segregation of blended products provided the constituents have similar particle size and density, nor will it degrade the bonds between API and carrier particles.
Matt Richardson, Pharmaceutical Business Development Manager, Capsugel
Matt has a BS in Chemistry (Wofford College) and Ph.D. (Wake Forest) in synthetic organic and organometallic chemistry. Prior to joining Capsugel in 2005, he worked in process development and scale up of pharmaceuticals.
Massimo Moratto, Senior Scientist Pharmaceutical Development, Aptuit
Massimo has worked in formulation development at Aptuit, formerly GSK, for ten years. He works with solid oral dosage forms, Dry Powder Inhaler formulations and is responsible for upgrading the Aptuit Verona facility for respiratory technologies, including the purchase of a new Xcelodose 600S.
Mike Savill, Pharmaceutical Technology Manager, Capsugel
Mike supports product and process development for Capsugel's laboratory equipment. He has helped develop the Xcelodose technology and specialises in the automated precision dosing of dry powders.
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Jack Kennedy is VP Operations, General Manager, and Director of Chelsea Milling Company, the makers of "Jiffy Mixes" brand baking mix and CMC Foods institutional and foodservice baking mixes. Jack has been a food industry manager since 1974, when he started his career with Welch Foods, Inc. After 12 years, he moved to Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. In 1995, he came to Chelsea Milling Company, where he is one of the first non-family members to hold an executive position in this over 100 year old family business.
Strategies for Producing Membrane Proteins in E. coli vs. Yeast
Mar 16 2011
76 mins
Dr. James Love, New York Consortium on Membrane Protein Structure, and Mark Dumont, University of Rochester Medical Center
How do you deal with commonly encountered problems and bottlenecks that occur when trying to express and purify membrane proteins (MPs) for structural biology? Current Protocols (www.currentprotocols.com) and The Protein Society (www.proteinsociety.org) are pleased to present a free 1-hour webinar by two leaders in MP production: James Love, Head of Research for the New York Consortium on Membrane Protein Structure, will speak on challenges and solutions for working with MPs in E. coli, and Mark Dumont from the will discuss the same topics for yeast systems. Plus, Drs. Love and Dumont will answer your questions live!
- Advantages and disadvantages of yeast and E. coli expression systems
- Rapid high-throughput cloning, expression and purification procedures
- Vectors and tags
- Maximizing expression levels
- Cell lysis
- Protein stability and minimizing proteolysis
- Detergent selection
James Love is Head of Research for The New York Consortium on Membrane Protein Structure (NYCOMPS), one of nine specialized centers focusing on MPs as part of the Protein Structure Initiative: Biology. Dr Love has published on high-throughput methodologies developed specifically for integral MPs, which have been used to process more than 5,000 membrane proteins. With this work, NYCOMPS has solved many exciting membrane protein structures.
Mark Dumont is a Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of Rochester Medical School. One of the Principal Investigators of the Membrane Protein Structural Biology Consortium, he has been involved in expression and purification of MPs as part of the Center for High Throughput Structural Biology, and the project for Structural Genomics of Pathogenic Protozoa. His work on MPs in yeast has spanned individual targets to genome-wide studies.
Who Should Attend:
Researchers who need to produce MPs for functional or structural studies (e.g., activity assays or crystallization).
Harnessing the Power of High-Res, Accurate Mass LC/MS Technology
Jan 25 2011
63 mins
Dipankar Ghosh, Ph.D., Tina Hemenway, Ph.D.,Thermo Fisher Scientific
Harnessing the Power of High-Resolution, Accurate Mass LC/MS Technology in Food Safety Laboratories
In this webinar, you will learn the advantages of high-resolution, accurate mass LC/MS technology and how it can be applied in the food safety laboratory. Instrumentation that offers high resolving power and ultimate mass accuracy provide unique advantages in screening and quantifying low levels of contaminants in complex food matrices. Software is the key to efficient processing of this data to obtain quantitative and qualitative results. Attend this webinar to learn what features to look for in a high-resolution solution for your lab:
-- What do you need to streamline your workflow and increase throughput?
-- How are results verified so you have a high level of confidence in your results?
-- How can you screen for unknowns?
A Complete Manufacturing Approach to Water Activity Monitoring
Jan 11 2011
75 mins
Brady Carter, Research Scientist, Decagon Devices
A Complete Manufacturing Approach to Effective Water Activity Monitoring
This seminar will provide information about strategies to control product consistency, quality and safety using water activity testing at key locations in a manufacturing facility. Strategies using water activity to facilitate product development and formulation in the R&D lab will be discussed. Applications for water activity in ensuring the quality and consistency of incoming ingredients at ingredient inspection also will be discussed. Information will be provided on ways for QA/QC departments to effectively use water activity as a release specification during production. Finally, strategies for determining shelf life and monitoring conditions while the product is stored in packaging and shipped to the consumer will be provided.
Major Learning Objectives:
1) Critical quality and safety factors that can be controlled by water activity
2) How water activity can replace your moisture content specification
3) Effective use of water activity:
- in the R&D lab
- for ingredient inspection
- by QA/QC as a release specification
- in storage and transport
Brady Carter, MS is a Research Scientist at Decagon Devices, Inc. Before joining Decagon, he was an Assistant Research Scientist at Washington State University. Mr. Carter received his bachelor degree in Botany from Weber State University in 1997 and his master's degree in Cereal Chemistry from Washington State University in 1999.
Innovation in Tablet Color Coating Systems
Oct 28 2010
58 mins
Phillip Butler
In this webinar you will learn how to:
•Create your own film-coating colors
•Improve production efficiencies
•Increase process robustness
•Reduce process complexity
with Kollicoat® IR Coating Systems – easy to disperse complete coating systems with excellent handling properties.
Webinar speaker:
Philip Butler
Technical Sales Manager for Coatings in North America
Pharma Ingredients and Services, Care Chemicals Division
BASF Corporation, United States
Registration open until October 4th, 2010.
From Screening to Confirmation: Integrated POPs Analysis Workflow
Oct 6 2010
84 mins
Dirk Krumwiede, Hans-Joachim Huebschmann
This webinar focuses on the workflow for the analysis of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) with the determination of dioxin/furans in food samples. A new concept for the combined and integrated use of screening and confirmation methods will be presented. The application of dedicated highly selective mass spectrometry technologies for the analysis of dioxins and furans in milk samples will be discussed using real-life data.
What you will learn:
- What is POPs screening? What is confirmation? How do the analytical requirements differ for these tasks?
- Sample analysis workflow from fast screening to precise confirmation analysis.
- Latest GC-MS/MS triple quadrupole mass spectrometry solution for optimum screening analysis.
- Latest GC-HRMS magnetic sector mass spectrometry solution for optimum confirmation analysis.
- Integrated data evaluation with a common software suite.
- Approaches and investigations for an optimized sample preparation process.
- Overall advantages of the integrated POPs analysis workflow.
Who should attend:
- Lab managers and Quality Assurance managers from food industry, contract and governmental laboratories.
- Anybody interested in effective Dioxin/Furan analysis in food, feed environmental or biological samples.
Overcoming Practical Challenges of Pesticide Residue Analysis
Sep 14 2010
64 mins
Ken Rosnack, Waters Corporation
Overcoming Practical Challenges of Pesticide Residue Analysis Through Integrated Technology and Workflow Solutions
One of the biggest challenges in ensuring the safety of our food supplies is the measurement of hazardous, ultra trace level components in the presence of a highly complex sample matrix. For the analysis of pesticides in food matrices the increased use of liquid chromatography systems coupled with tandem quadrupole mass spectrometers has allowed progress in reducing the problems caused by the sample matrix. This talk will focus on an integrated workflow for multi-residue pesticide analysis in complex matrices. The ability to understand the matrix challenge of each injected sample is clearly beneficial, as is the ability to monitor changes in the sample matrix between samples and batches. Integrating an effective workflow can lead to the continuous improvement of productivity and analytical quality in the laboratory. Discussions will include method development / optimization by automating set up of the MS hardware (mass resolution, mass calibration, ion source optimization) as well as the process of developing compound-specific MRM data acquisition methods.
Webinar Speaker:
Ken Rosnack
Business Development Manager
World Wide Chemical Analysis Marketing Group
Waters Corporation
Accelerating the Timeline to First-in-human Trials
Jul 13 2010
85 mins
David Edwards, Capsugel; Tim Scott, Pharmatek Laboratories; Joseph Forth, AMRI
Accelerating the Timeline to First-in-human Trials: NEW Case Studies on API in Capsule Technology
Accurately and precisely dispensing drug substances alone, in tiny amounts as low as 100 micrograms into capsules, excipients or bulking agents is changed the process of drug development.
Today, Pharma companies use micro-dosing technology to shorten drug development by reducing the need for costly time-consuming stability and pre-formulation studies. Reducing the time it takes to reach the critical "first in human" clinical decision point allows an increase in throughput of candidate compounds for development, thereby enabling pharma development departments to focus their resources on potential winners.
This webinar will feature NEW case studies on the Capsugel technology. Speakers include:
David Edwards, Director of Pharmaceutical Technology, Capsugel
Tim Scott, President, Pharmatek Laboratories
Joseph Forth, Manager, Pharmaceutical Development AMRI
Food Safety Legislation and Regulation - Ready or Not?
Jun 9 2010
71 mins
Ed Johnson, Esq. Regulatory Analyst, Axendia; Katie Dowling, Senior Solution Consultant, Sparta Systems
The food & beverage industry is undergoing unprecedented change and increased scrutiny in light of recent high-profile quality and consumer food safety issues. Now the federal government is ready to pass legislation that will increase regulation and introduce penalties for non-compliance. Will your company be prepared if the FDA comes knocking? What lessons can food companies take from their counterparts in industries such as life sciences that have been more highly regulated for years?
In this one hour session you will learn:
•The status of legislative proposals on food safety and gain insight into likely outcomes of pending proposals
•The key risk areas based on the anticipated penalties for non-compliance
•The benefits of implementing enterprise quality systems in advance of legislative action
•How to prepare for and survive the next generation FDA audit
•How quality management solutions complement ERP systems
Come learn how your company can manage your risk and company reputation in this changing environment.
Dewpoint Moisture Content: A New Method Moisture Content Analysis
Jun 8 2010
69 mins
Brady Carter, Decagon Devices
Dewpoint Moisture Content: A New Method for Moisture Content Analysis
This seminar will provide information about the Dewpoint Moisture Content method, a new method for moisture content analysis. Moisture content is a quantitative measurement of the amount of water in a product. It is primarily measured using loss on drying techniques where water (and often other volatiles) is driven out of the product by exposure to elevated temperatures inside an oven. Moisture content provides valuable information about yield, product purity, and ingredient concentration. Water activity represents the energy status of the water in the system. It provides valuable information about microbial, chemical, and physical stability. The primary method for measuring water activity is chilled-mirror dewpoint method. Moisture content and water activity are currently measured using separate techniques or instruments. The Dewpoint Moisture Content method makes it possible to measure both analyses in one instrument. To work, the Dewpoint Moisture Content method requires an understanding of the relationship between water activity and moisture content. This seminar will describe this relationship, called a moisture sorption isotherm, and how it can be used to determine moisture content using dewpoint derived water activity values. The accuracy and precision of the Dewpoint Moisture method will be reported and compared to other moisture content methods.
5 Major Learning Objectives:
1) The Dewpoint Moisture Content method will be introduced
2) The relationship between water and moisture content will be described.
3) Development of a calibration model relating moisture content to water activity will be described.
4) Moisture content results for the Dewpoint Moisture Content method will be reported.
5) The Dewpoint Moisture Content method will be compared to other methods.
BASF Innovation in Tablet Color Coating Systems
Apr 29 2010
69 mins
Dr. Thorsten Schmeller and Philip Butler
In this webinar you will learn how to: -Create your own colors -Improve production efficiencies -Increase process robustness -Reduce process complexity with Kollicoat® IR Coating Systems – a readily dispersible polymer with excellent handling properties.
Webinar speakers include: Dr. Thorsten Schmeller Head of Global Marketing New Products Pharma Ingredients and Services, Care Chemicals Division BASF SE, Germany
Philip Butler Technical Sales Manager for Coatings in North America Pharma Ingredients and Services, Care Chemicals Division BASF Corporation, United States
What's in your vial? Best practices for microbial QC strains
Apr 28 2010
84 mins
Elizabeth Kerrigan, Jaspreet Sidhu, Ph.D.
What's in your vial? Best practices for maintaining microbial QC strains.
Elizabeth Kerrigan
Director, Standards and Certification,
Microbiology, Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases
Jaspreet Sidhu, Ph.D.
Vice President of Business Development and Pharmaceutical Microbiology
Molecular Epidemiology, Inc.
Seminar Overview:
In the pharmaceutical and personal care industries, products, processes and environments are quality control tested to prevent microbial contamination. Microbial strains with confirmed identity, viability and purity, produced by meticulous laboratory procedures that minimize subculturing, are important components of quality control testing programs. Responding to industry demands for rapid microbiological testing, instrumentation and associated databases have been developed that allow for the standardized testing of phenotypic and genotypic traits across a wide array of microorganisms. A polyphasic approach to identification provides strain confirmation and avoids the pitfalls of misidentification, painful recalls and regulatory repercussions. Case studies will be provided to illustrate key points.
Major Learning Objectives:
•Understanding the importance of polyphasic microbial identification
•Best practices for maintaining the stability and integrity of microbial QC strains.
•Importance of confirming microbial identification – pitfalls of misidentification.
Incorporating Water Activity Testing in New Pharma Initiatives
Apr 8 2010
81 mins
Brady Carter, Research Scientist – Decagon Devices Inc.
Incorporating Water Activity Testing in New Pharmaceutical Initiatives
This seminar will provide an overview of effective utilization of water activity as part of new pharmaceutical initiatives such as ICH and QBD. USP 1112 outlines strategies based on water activity that can reduce the amount of microbial limit testing needed for products with lower water activities. These strategies can be applied to drug release quality programs that are developed using ICH or QBD guidelines. The primary goal of these initiatives is to create risk-based, science backed quality programs. In terms of microbial safety of drug products, the new quality initiatives indicate that products that are "dry" are candidates for reduced microbial limits testing. Water activity is the only effective screen for "dry" conditions that prevent microbial spoilage as evidenced in scientific literature while moisture content is not. Water activity is also related to other critical quality attributes such as dissolution, excipient performance, and degradation of API. Utilization of water activity testing requires an understanding of water activity and this seminar will define water activity and describe methods for accurately measuring it. The seminar also will discuss the relationship between water activity and critical quality attributes and discuss strategies for implementing water activity testing in drug quality programs.
5 Major Learning Objectives:
1) What is water activity?
2)How are water activity and moisture content different?
3)How is water activity measured?
4)What critical quality attributes is water activity related to?
5)How can water activity be used with ICH?
6)How can water activity be used with QBD?
Reducing Bottlenecks In GxP Laboratories
Jan 19 2010
64 mins
Chris Stumpf, Ph.D.
Reducing Bottlenecks In GxP Laboratories With Electronic SOP Document And Workflow Systems
In the QC laboratory, adherence to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) guidelines necessitates the need to maintain thorough documentation to ensure strict compliance with established procedures. Completing paper documents and ensuring their authenticity creates a burdensome bottleneck for the QC laboratory. This presentation will discuss strategies for using an electronic SOP document and workflow system to boost laboratory productivity.
• Electronic SOP document and workflow systems improve SOP completion times, reduce procedural and transcription errors, and reduce review & sign-off times
• A more efficient SOP documentation process translates into a more efficient documentation workflow, more accurate records, and faster product release.
• An electronic SOP documentation system offers the opportunity to address the three major tenets of Lean Process manufacturing: eliminate waste, improve workflows, and improve quality.
Chris Stumpf, Ph.D.
Senior Product Marketing Manager, Informatics
Waters Corporation
Chris joined Waters in 2001 after earning his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry and Mass Spectrometry from Purdue University in 2000, and held a post doctoral position at the University of Cincinnati Medical School conducting proteomics research. During his doctorate and post-doctorate education, he became keenly interested in informatics solutions to manage and mine analytical data
A Complete Moisture Analysis
Jan 13 2010
85 mins
Brady Carter
This seminar will highlight the importance of a complete moisture analysis consisting of both water activity and moisture content. Definitions for water activity and moisture content will be established with a particular focus on their differences. Methods for measuring water activity and moisture content as well as techniques for obtaining accurate measurements will be highlighted. The relationship between water activity and moisture content, referred to as a moisture sorption isotherm, will be described. Practical applications for water activity, moisture content, and moisture sorption isotherms will be detailed. These applications will cover both product safety and quality including: microbial safety, shelf life, ingredient mixing, temperature abuse, product formulation, caking and clumping, and package performance.
5 Major Learning Objectives:
1) What is water activity and moisture content?
2) How are water activity and moisture content different?
3) How are water activity and moisture content measured?
4) What is a moisture sorption isotherm?
5) How do water activity and moisture content influence product safety and quality?
6) How can the relationships between moisture content and water activity be used to improve product formulation?
The Science of Food Profiling
Nov 10 2009
55 mins
Dr. Tim Jenkins
The Science of Food Profiling: Determining the Adulteration, Authenticity and Origin of Foods
With reports of 5 to 10% of global food trade involving counterfeit goods, regulatory agencies and food manufacturers are compelled to employ programs that help ensure consumer safety, protect trade markets, maintain product quality and preserve brand image.
This webinar will demonstrate how the latest analytical instrumentation and data analysis software can assist food testing laboratories in the determination of food adulteration, authenticity and origin.
• Liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry are key analytical technologies for food profiling. The application and advantages of these techniques will be discussed.
• Employing chemometrics software for automated data analyses can yield critical information for food testing laboratories. The approach facilitates the identification of differences or similarities between brands or manufacturing batches. This methodology will be examined.
• Examples of edible oil, tea and fruit juice food profiling applications will be shown.
Dr. Tim Jenkins is part of Waters Chemical Analysis Market Development group where he leads the Business Operations team. This group has particular expertise in food testing and environmental applications and addresses global market development issues. Prior to joining Waters Dr. Jenkins gained over 15 years experience of practical mass spectrometry and technical management in a variety of environments including academia, corporate R&D and contract analysis laboratories.
Innovative 3rd Generation Coating: BASF's Kollicoat
Nov 2 2009
56 mins
Vaishali Tawde and Eric Liu
Innovative key features of the new patented PEG-PVA graft polymers are the low viscosity of the polymer solution, outstanding flexibility of the film and extremely rapid dissolution of coating. In terms of viscosity alone this new technology offers significant advantages over cellulose derivatives. Sprayable dispersions at high solids concentrations which are not sticky and fast drying ensures gains in productivity and process costs. You will gain an in-depth knowledge about these new PEG-PVA graft polymers as coatings and the proper formulation and the best process parameters for excellent performance in finished solid dosage forms. Ms. Vaishali Tawde, Technical Services Manager, South Asia, BASF India Dr. Eric Liu, Senior Technical Marketing Manager, BASF China
Food Safety Certification: Get the Abridged Version
Oct 8 2009
87 mins
Catherine Francois, Kathleen Wybourn and Robert Haydu
How do I get started with Food Safety Certification? What's the process?
What are the GFSI benchmarked standards and which is best for my organization?
Do these questions sound familiar? Do you have even more? Attend this information-packed webinar to get the answers to your questions and valuable details you need about Food Safety Certification.
Catherine Francois, Consumer Goods Forum (CIES/CFSI)
Kathleen Wybourn, DNV
Case Study Speaker: Robert Haydu, Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Attendees to the webinar that are interested in pursuing certification and using the IFS standard, will receive a free copy of the standard (a $57 value) and one free license to "auditXpress", the IFS internal auditor software (a $290 value). To obtain these items, you must attend the webinar! (Restrictions apply, limited quantities available)
Hot Melt Extrusion for Poorly Soluble Drugs
Oct 6 2009
77 mins
Scott T. Martin, Thermo Fisher, Karl Kolter, BASF
Hot Melt Extrusion (HME) is becoming an important technology within the Pharmaceutical Industry as a means for formulating poorly water-soluble active pharmaceutical ingredients (API's). Additionally, HME provides greater drug bioavailability. This Webinar will cover:
• A review of Hot Melt Extrusion Technology.
• Modification to the traditional extrusion system for pharmaceutical needs.
• An economically-feasible continuous process and solvent-free manufacture.
• The role of polymers and plasticizers.
• The use of low temperatures to minimize API degradation.
• Optimization of HME Formulation and Process.
Scott T. Martin, Senior Application Specialist, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Dr. Karl Kolter, Ph.D., Head of Global R&D Project Management Excipients
BASF SE, Germany, Pharma Ingredients and Services
BASF reserves the right to limit access to this event.
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