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Event
18 Jan 2017
Biotechnology

Pharmaceutical Microbiology

Tackling the ongoing challenges of endotoxin testing and exploring the next generation and innovative microbiological methods and applications

 

SMi proudly presents the return of the 6th annual Pharmaceutical Microbiology conference to London in 2017!


The microbiology market has significantly grown in recent years as the demand from end user industries increases. With this expansion and increased demand comes hurdles for the industry.

SMi’s 6th annual Pharmaceutical Microbiology conference will address the complex challenge that the field is facing such as endotoxin testing, best practices in cleaning & disinfection and contamination control case studies.

The comprehensive agenda will include presentations from both regulatory and industry experts sharing recent case studies and developing trends in the field of pharmaceutical microbiology.

Key reasons to attend:

  • Microbial contamination in aseptic manufacturing environments
  • Risk assessments in fungal spore and bacterial spore excursions: Case studies
  • Optimising rapid microbial-detection methods
  • Tackling the current challenge of biofilms
  • Flow cytometry technology and its applications

Expert speaker line-up includes: Sanofi Pharma, Bristol Myers Squibb, MHRA, Merial Sas, GSK, Shire Laboratories, Sanofi Pharma, and many more.

For further information please get in touch with Matthew Apps on +44 (0) 207 827 6093 or [email protected]    or visit www.pharma-microbiology.com

When

18 Jan 2017

19 Jan 2017


Where

Holiday Inn Kensington Forum

97 Cromwell Road

United Kingdom


Language

English en


Organised by

SMi Group Ltd.

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