14 May - 16 May 2019
Continuous Flow Technology IV
Organised by:
SCI's Fine Chemicals Group, RSC's Biological and Medicinal Chemistry Sector and RSC's Speciality Chemicals Sector
Manchester, UK
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Synopsis
This three day conference is organised by SCI and RSC. The event reflects the advances made with continuous flow technology over recent years and the impact it is making right across the chemicals industry spanning discovery applications, process development advances and value for commercial manufacture of fine and speciality chemicals. To reflect the mix of interests and applications across the chemistry community, the symposium is structured as two back to back events with options for attending two consecutive days or all three.
Attendees
The meeting is directed at individuals with a curiosity into what Flow is and how it may benefit them or their organisations, and those already involved in the area. The presentations will cover aspects from microfluidics discovery to production scale manufacture, highlighting the latest developments, novel methods, engineering and their application. This meeting will be of particular interest to synthetic chemists, process development chemists, chemical engineers and plant managers operating in pharmaceutical, agrochemicals and the fine and speciality chemicals industries.
Programme
Tuesday 14 May
- 08.00
- Registration and refreshments
- 09.30
- Welcome and introduction
- 09.45
- Flow conditioning: promoting and extending our synthesis capabilities
Ian Baxendale, Durham University - 10.30
- Flow photochemistry as a tool for drug discovery
Jesús Alcázar, Janssen-Cilag - 11.00
- Refreshment break and exhibition
- 11.45
- Electrification of synthesis and advances in flow chemistry
Thomas Wirth, Cardiff University - 12.15
- Electrochemical generation of catalysts using batch and flow technology
Charlotte Willans, University of Leeds - 12.45
- Lunch and exhibition
- 14.00
- Biocatalysis in flow
Nick Turner, University of Manchester - 14.30
- Biocatalytic hydrogenations: from batch to flow
Kylie Vincent, University of Oxford - 15.00
- Flash presentations
- 15.25
- Refreshment break and exhibition
- 16.00
- Development and exploitation of a flow-based nanoscale automated reaction screening
Paul Richardson, Pfizer - 16.30
- Impact of flow chemistry in early process development
Benoit Cardinal-David, Abbvie - 17.15
- Networking reception
Wednesday 15 May
- 08.30
- Registration and refreshments
- 09.00
- From flow chemistry in the lab towards industrial implementation on scale – case studies on continuous API synthesis
Oliver Kappe, University of Graz - 09.45
- Development approach for a flow process to produce pharmaceutical intermediates
Hannah Robinson, GlaxoSmithKline - 10.15
- Refreshment break and exhibition
- 10.45
- Multiphase reaction systems in continuous flow
John Blacker, University of Leeds, IPRD - 11.15
- Cellular foam bed reactors for continuous flow catalysis: the state-of-the-art and future challenges
Xiaolei Fan, University of Manchester - 11.45
- Flash presentations
- 12.15
- Lunch and exhibition
- 13.30
- Medicines for all institutes: low cost routes via new methods, mechanisms and technology
Tyler McQuade, Virginia Commonwealth University - 14.15
- New tools and recent applications in flow chemistry at MSD
John Naber, MSD - 14.45
- Reactor options, selection and drivers in flow chemistry
Hugh Stitt, Johnson Matthey - 15.15
- Refreshment break and exhibition
- 16.00
- Going FAST: Flow and Automation Strategy Team and its impact on API process development and manufacturing
Eric Moschetta, Abbvie - 16.30
- An SME's perspective on flow chemistry – applications for early phase development candidates
Gareth Jenkins, Arcinova - 17.00
- Homogeneous Catalysis @ BASF
Rocco Paciello, BASF - 17.30
- Networking reception and conference dinner
Thursday 16 May
- 08.30
- Registration and refreshments
- 09.00
- Toward filing a multistage continuous process for API
Malcolm Berry, GlaxoSmithKline - 09.45
- Continuous primary processing – from an R&D concept to implementation at an industrial scale
Charlotte Wiles, Chemtrix - 10.15
- Refreshment break and exhibition
- 11.00
- Flow chemistry at industrial scale: enlarging operating windows and increasing productivity
André de Vries, Innosyn - 11.30
- Commercialization of a high-pressure reaction for Gefapixant
Kevin Maloney, MSD - 12.00
- Flash presentations
- 12.20
- Lunch and exhibition
- 13.30
- Continuous crystallization of an active pharmaceutical ingredient: from lab to pilot plant
Barbara Wood, University College Dublin, and Pat Sweeney, KTL, GTS API Technology Group, Pfizer Ireland Pharmaceuticals - 14.15
- An industry demonstration of small volume continuous manufacturing for a small molecule drug substance under cGMP conditions
Robert Moylan, Lilly - 14.45
- Refreshment break and exhibition
- 15.30
- Gas-liquid hydrogenation in continuous flow for process intensification and rapid process
Nikolay Cherkasov, Stoli Catalysts - 16.00
- Acceleration through collaboration
Clive Badman, University of Strathclyde - 16.30
- Close
Venue and Contact
Manchester Conference Centre
Sackville Street
Manchester
M1 3BB
Conference Team
Tel: +44 (0)20 7598 1561
Email: conferences@soci.org
Fees
Early bird fees before Friday 5 April 2019
| Three day fee | Two day fee | |||||
| SCI / RSC Member | £425 | SCI / RSC Member | £275 | |||
| SCI / RSC Student Member | £175 | SCI / RSC Student Member | £150 | |||
| Non-Member | £525 | Non-Member | £370 | |||
Standard fees after Friday 5 April 2019
| Three day fee | Two day fee | |||||
| SCI / RSC Member | £510 | SCI / RSC Member | £330 | |||
| SCI / RSC Student Member | £210 | SCI / RSC Student Member | £180 | |||
| Non-Member | £630 | Non-Member | £445 | |||
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Booking Process/Deadlines
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CPD Info
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Bursaries
A limited number of bursaries are available to students to cover their registration fees and contribute to their travel and accommodation costs. To apply, please complete and return this form to conferences@soci.org by Friday 29 March.
Call for Abstracts
Papers are invited for oral and poster presentation. Abstracts should be sent by email to conferences@soci.org by Friday 15 February 2019 indicating preference for oral, poster presentation or flash presentation (two minute presentation of poster highlights).
Accommodation
A limited number of rooms have been held at the Pendulum Hotel, which the Manchester Conference Centre is within.
When booking, please reference that you are visiting for the SCI / RSC Continuous Flow IV conference.
Rate: £89/night
Available: Monday 13 May – Thursday 16 May 2019
T: +44 (0)161 955 8000
Conference Dinner
The conference dinner will take place on Wednesday 15 May at the Manchester Conference Centre. If you would like to book a place, please select this as an extra when booking your conference attendance. The cost of the conference dinner is £50.
Organising Committee
- Dr Stuart.Cameron, Concept Life Sciences
- Dr Fred Hancock, SCI
- Dr Gareth Jenkins, Arcinova
- Dr Nat Monck, SCI / Evotec