Continuous Flow Chemistry and Flow Synthesis in Process R&D
Transform Day-to-Day Workflows
Programme
- Novel developments in continuous flow reactor technologies
- Advantages over batch processes
- PAT for rapid analysis, optimization, and scale-up
This free online event is for chemists and engineers interested in learning new methods to design, monitor, and control flow processes. Each presenter will share presentations demonstrating the use of spectroscopy to track reaction performance in real time for process and product optimization.
Previous Presenters
Small but Mighty: Quantitative FTIR Monitoring with a Micro Flow Cell to Scale Continuous Chemistry from Grams to Kilos
Jane Edgington, Ph.D., Senior Scientist - AbbVie
R&D scientist passionate about developing novel electrochemical technology for industry and beyond. Ph.D. research focused n evolution reaction catalysis, as well as battery elecon oxygetrolyte degradation. Jane is currently working in pharma R&D and excited to advance reaction engineering, electrochemistry, green chemistry, and to bring solutions to today's scientific challenges.
Development of a Claisen Condensation in Flow toward the Synthesis of MK-7845
Jeff Derrick, Ph.D.. Senior Scientist - Merck
Synthetic inorganic chemist broadly interested in developing new molecular and materials platforms to address problems related to clean energy. Doctoral work with Prof. Chris Chang has provided excellent training in (in)organic synthesis, electrochemistry, and spectroscopic characterization of paramagnetic coordination complexes.
Process Development for the Integrated Continuous Manufacturing (ICM) of Rocuronium Bromide
Stephen Born, Ph.D., Sr. Director of Scientific Affairs - Continuus Pharmaceuticals
Stephen Born is a Founder and the Sr. Director of Scientific Affairs at Continuus Pharmaceuticals. He has a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry, and had a very exciting postdoc in the Department of Chemical Engineering at MIT, in the Novartis-MIT Center for Continuous Manufacturing.
