Advanced Troubleshooting for Spray Drying of Pharmaceuticals

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Event Overview:

Spray drying offers multiple opportunities for improving the formulation of both poorly soluble compounds and inhaled drug products. Although spray drying is a well-established manufacturing process, challenges persist throughout the development process and novel applications are continuously evaluated. Join this webinar to hear from a panel of experts on the critical challenges of spray dried powder formulation development, risk mitigation strategies and the effect of material and process parameters on the physical and chemical properties of the spray dried powder of pharmaceutical products.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Understand key challenges during spray dried powder development
• Gain insight into risk mitigation strategies used to address common challenges from the early to late phase of spray dried amorphous and crystalline powder development
• Understand the impact of spray drying on powder properties in terms of manufacturability and downstream processability

Who Should Attend:

This webinar will appeal to individuals working in:

• Formulation Development
• Preclinical Development
• Research and Development
• Analytical Development
• CMC
• Product Development
• Project Management
• Manufacturing and Operations Management
• Consultants for Drug Development

Speakers

Matt Ling, Ph.D.
Director of Scientific Services
Catalent

Matt Ling is Director of Scientific Services and a member of the site leadership team at Catalent, Nottingham, U.K. He has over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, mostly working in large pharmaceutical companies, with roles in analytical, formulation development, advanced drug delivery and project leadership spanning all phases of discovery and development. Ling has a keen interest in the application of drug delivery technologies and holds a doctorate in Organic Chemistry from the University of Nottingham, Nottingham, U.K.

Thomas Lund
Senior Scientist
Catalent

Thomas Lund is a Senior Scientist at Catalent’s Early Development Center of Excellence in San Diego. In his role, he provides technical oversight for spray drying projects from preclinical through GMP stages, as well as supports spray drying technical transfers to other sites within the global Catalent network. Lund has significant expertise with particle engineering via spray drying and broad experience in formulation and process development for the manufacture of solid oral dosage forms. Lund holds a Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering from Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana.

Carolina Corzo, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist
Research Center Pharmaceutical Engineering GmbH

Carolina Corzo is a Chemical Engineer with a doctorate in Pharmaceutical Technology from Karl-Franzens University of Graz, Austria. Currently, she is a Senior Scientist at the Research Center of Pharmaceutical Engineering working in the field of Advanced Products and Delivery. In her role as a scientific project leader, she oversees ongoing activities related to lipid-based formulations, particle engineering, and lab-scale spray-drying for oral and inhalation products. Additionally, she provides scientific support to industrial partners on pre-formulation, formulation, solid state and stability characterization for drug product development. Corzo is an expert on the material science of lipid-based excipients (LBE) and their correlation to process and product performance. Her doctoral dissertation focused on the mechanistic assessment of LBE processed through spray-drying on the development of lipid-microparticles for inhalation.

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