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Online Particle Size Analysis Presentation from Malvern

Jun 20 2007

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On 11 July 2007 as part of the company’s extensive program of live, web-based seminars, Malvern Instruments will host a presentation covering on-line particle size analysis in relation to PAT.

With the continual adoption of FDA's PAT initiative throughout the pharmaceutical industry, particle size analysis is frequently identified as one of the critical process parameters requiring real-time, on-line monitoring and control.

The webinar ‘PAT – the implementation and benefits of on-line particle size analysis for pharmaceutical manufacturing’ will discuss the ways in which Malvern Instruments laser diffraction and spatial filter velocimetry on-line analyzers can benefit relevant pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.

For more information and to register to attend this free web seminar, visit www.malvernevents.com.

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