Research Associates Weiling Wang and Mohammad Salehian, along with PhD Researcher Omar El-Habbak, are attending the GenAI Day at the University of Glasgow as delegates.

This event highlights the latest advancements in generative AI and its transformative potential across industries. Stay tuned as they share insights from this exciting day of innovation and discovery!

PDRA Thomas Pickles will be attending the Leverhulme Research Centre for Functional Materials Design 3rd Biennial Symposium, where he will deliver a presentaiton.

This 3rd Biennial symposium is for established and early-career scientists, post-graduate students and industrial researchers interested in materials discovery.

CMAC Director Alastair Florence will be attending this event to present as a guest speaker.

Find more information on their website: https://25thlarsonworkshop.comfre.iastate.edu/

PharmaTech Integrates 2024

In partnership with CPI's Medicines Manufacturing Innovation Centre: A gathering of experts in disruptive Pharma manufacturing technologies.

CMAC is proud to be a Silver Sponsor of PharmaTech Integrates 2024 and looks forward to meeting you at our stand to discuss the future of pharmaceutical manufacturing research.

Join the CMAC team as Director Alastair Florence, Associate Director Daniel Markl, and National Facility Manager Ian Houson participate in talks.

CMAC PhD student Isra Ibrahim will be attending the CAMS 4th Annual Conference and Networking Event in London, where she will be presenting as a guest speaker.

This one-day event will highlight the impactful research, collaborations, and fellowship projects within the CAMS community over the past two years. Join Isra and other experts at the Royal Society of Chemistry to explore the latest advancements in analytical measurement science!

This event promises to offer further opportunities to learn, network, and be inspired by industry leaders and experts.

We highly encourage you to extend your stay and make the most of this wonderful opportunity. Both workshops are free of charge, so you will gain tremendous benefits from attending both.

Workshop title: Small Molecules Crystallization Workshop

Details: Politecnico di Torino is pleased to welcome crystallization scientists and enthusiasts from academia and industry for the “Small Molecule Crystallization Workshop” sponsored by the European Research Council (949229) and the European Federation of Chemical Engineering Working Party of Crystallization. The event will be held at Politecnico di Torino (Italy), on the 18th and 19th of September 2024. Talks from industrial and academic speakers will highlight the current challenges, research trends, and future developments in the field of crystallization of small molecules for the food, pharmaceutical, and agrochemical industries, to name a few. Talks will focus on industrial applications of crystallization processes, multiscale modelling (e.g., from atomistic to continuous systems), and experimental design, synthesis & characterization of crystalline particles, formulations, and processes at different scales.

Join the CMAC team as we network and showcase the latest innovations from CMAC and associated projects.

Artificial Intelligence is experiencing a renaissance in the development of new methods and practical applications to ongoing challenges in Chemistry. Following the successes of five annual “Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry” meetings starting in 2018, we are pleased to announce that the Chemical Information & Computer Applications Group (CICAG) and Biological & Medicinal Chemistry Sector (BMCS) of the Royal Society of Chemistry are once again organizing a conference to present the current advances in AI and machine learning in Chemistry. The meeting will be held over two and a half days and combine aspects of artificial intelligence and deep machine learning methods to applications in chemistry. The programme will include a mixture of keynote talks, panel discussions, oral presentations, flash presentations, posters, and opportunities for open debate, networking, and discussion.

This year, the meeting has changed format to two and a half days and will include a workshop on the first day. Please keep checking the website for updates.

Join CMAC for this exciting event, where our team will be actively participating.

We are excited to be attending the 15th APS PharmSci International Conference.

This year, the conference will be held at the University of Huddersfield from 4-6 September 2024.

This is a great programme with speakers who are academic and industry experts and thought leaders who will be sharing their knowledge and expertise. Speakers are carefully selected to provide attendees with the most valuable and relevant information.

Join CMAC at the conference, where Research Associates Christopher Boyle and John Armstrong will deliver poster presentations, and Professor in Biopharmaceuticals Hannah Batchelor will deliver a presentation.

The Chair of Solids Process Engineering is hosting the next PSSRC Annual Symposium (in Dortmund) from 27-29.08.2024.

The Pharmaceutical Solid State Research Cluster (PSSRC) was founded at the 2006 AAPS Annual Meeting in San Antonio, TX. It has since gradually expanded and now involves researchers from the eleven different universities. They have teamed up to collaborate on overcoming current limitations in the formulation of solid dosage forms. The focus of their work is on the development of novel and improved solid pharmaceutical dosage forms and strategies to ensure the quality of medicines.

The research activities in the different groups cover all areas of solid dosage form development. Current areas of particular interest are solubility enhancement, stability of medicines, physical pharmacy, process understanding, and process analytical technology (PAT).

More information about PSSRC can be found at www.pssrc.org

Join CMAC at the symposium, where Research Associates Michael Devlin and Mohammad Salehian, along with PhD student Theo Tait, will be presenting their work.

The Sustainable Medicines Manufacturing Innovation Programme, delivered by Innovate UK, will focus on innovation in sustainable medicines manufacturing to support global net zero commitments.

The programme will drive collaboration between organisations throughout the medicines manufacturing supply chain to stimulate innovation for sustainability improvements with the alignment to three core pillars:

• Green chemistry

• Circularity

• Productivity and resource efficiency

As well as two critical enablers:

• Regulation

• Measurements, standards and data

They are running workshops across the UK to allow engagement with the Innovate UK team, to learn more and ask questions about the programme and network with potential collaborators.

CMAC will be attending this event.