Monday, September 26, 2011 - Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Collectively, members from academic, regulatory, and industrial institutions believe that it is the right time for a conference that will involve in-depth discussion and data-sharing on the characterization of higher order protein structure and its biological implications. This Symposium will focus on various biophysical characterization methods, the theory and practice of biophysics, technical data from academia and industry as well as method qualification, validation and setting specifications. This Symposium is intended be the first in an on-going series. Topics relevant to the biophysical characterization of protein therapeutics may include the following:
• Assessing relevant technologies
• Development and validation of biophysical methods
• Impact of process, formulation, and device changes
• Establishing acceptance criteria for biophysical methods
• Leveraging biophysical methods in the development of design spaces
We urge professionals from the following functions to not only attend but to fully engage in these important discussions:
- Discovery Sciences
- Process/Product Development
- Formulation Development
- Quality Assurance/Quality Control
- Regulatory Affairs
- Immunology
- Molecular and Cell Biology
- Analytical Development
- Manufacturing Sciences
- Clinical Pharmacology
