March 6-7, 2018 – Reston, VA
The International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) will hold its ISPE Aseptic Conference in Reston, Virginia on March 6-7, 2018.
According to ISPE “Now in its 27th year, ISPE’s 2018 Annual Aseptic Conference remains at the forefront of education in the evolution of aseptic technology, providing information designed to help manufacturers deliver safe and reliable product supply while ensuring patient safety. The conference educates pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals in the field about the latest technologies related to Aseptic Processing. This year’s focus on robotics, sterility assurance, disposables, upgrading legacy facilities, and a new half-day track on highly potent and toxic products, provides a topic of interest for everyone.
Enjoying longstanding support and engagement of FDA regulators, this year’s conference hosts several regulatory experts and provides participants with key regulatory insights and dialogue. Robert Sausville, Director, Division Case Management, FDA/CBER/OCBQ/DCM opens the conference with the keynote session. He also moderates a regulatory panel discussion on the second day.
Content-rich sessions led by renowned experts introduce new technological achievements in the fields of aseptic fill-finish operations such as robotics, sophisticated dispensing systems, and disposables. Case study presentations about successfully employed innovative and aseptic industry best practices provide practical solutions for the growing complexities of aseptic processing without losing focus on classic Aseptic and Barrier applications.
In addition to case studies, six manufacturing companies present their experience with and benefits of using robotics in aseptic processing during an industry panel discussion on the first day of the conference.”
For more information, please visit the ISPE Aseptic Conference page.
