COURSE ID 2977

Introduction to Lyophilization Technology

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90 Minutes

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Offering Price
$ 295
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This 90-minute course introduces you to the basics of lyophilization and why we lyophilize drug products. Typical approaches to developing a drug product formulation and lyophilization process development will be discussed.

At the end of the course, you will be able to identify analytical techniques that are available to characterize drug products. The final goal of the course is to understand the challenges involved in aseptic manufacturing and transfer of lyophilization cycles from R&D to Production.

This course is intended for those new professionals working in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industries in the area of lyophilization of parenteral drug products. The course will discuss the basics of lyophilization, product and process development, characterization of drug products, and aseptic manufacturing. Participants may also include those that need a refresher on these topics.

It will specifically benefit those in:
– R&D
– Production
– Quality Control

course instructor

Dr. Jayasree (Jay) M. Srinivasan
Research Scientist, R&D, Baxter BioPharma Solutions

Dr. Jayasree (Jay) M. Srinivasan’s Courses
Dr. Jayasree (Jay) M. Srinivasan is a Research Scientist in the R&D laboratory at Baxter BioPharma Solutions in Bloomington, IN. She received her BSc from University of Madras (India), MS in Synthetic Organic Chemistry from University of Houston, and PhD in Synthetic Organic Chemistry from Indiana University. Her areas of focus at Baxter include formulation (both solution and freeze dried) and process development of sterile products.