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Freeman Technology Join Forces to Present Courses on Powder Processing

Apr 6 2010

In May 2010, Freeman Technology will again join forces with academic experts from Rutgers University and other industry specialists to deliver the next in a continuing series of courses for the pharmaceutical industry.

'Advances in Pharmaceutical Process Design' is organised by Mixing Consultants Inc. and sponsored by Freeman Technology, Gericke and Glatt Air Techniques. It takes place from 26-28 May 2010 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Each day is dedicated to one of three related themes - powder processing fundamentals, QbD methodologies, and continuous manufacturing. Attendees can choose to register for the complete course, or may attend on specific days.

On day two, Tim Freeman, Director of Operations for Freeman Technology will present 'Measuring and understanding powder flow' as part of the 'QbD Methodologies' module.

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