Thursday 18th September - Main Conference Day Three - ET (Eastern Time, GMT-05:00)
- Stefano Menegatti - Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, North Carolina State University
For commercial programs, robust process controls go beyond accuracy and precision, and require reliability, transferability and robustness. In-line spectroscopy-based process analytical technologies (PAT) have created an opportunity to address those concerns. PAT are common in bioprocessing and are highly scalable with a wide range of applications including determining product, solvent, and impurity concentrations. A cross-functional team including development and manufacturing have focused on the implementation and development of in-line near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy for glycoconjugate programs. Key learnings from development and manufacturing regarding model development, implementation, and validation were analyzed to investigate and expand PAT applications across multiple glycoconjugate programs.
- Joseph Silhavy - Senior Scientist, Pfizer
- Abraham Lenhoff - Allan P. Colburn Professor, University of Delaware
- Yi Li - Process Development Principal Scientist, Amgen, Inc.
- Chris Barton - Director, Analytical Development, Takeda
- Stefano Menegatti - Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, North Carolina State University
- Emma Cooper - Process Development Engineer, Regeneron
- Sidharth Razdan - Senior Scientist, Pfizer