Workshop I
The Characterisation of Solid State Forms
Crystalline and amorphous forms: Hydrates, solvates, hydrochlorides, salts, molecular compounds, complexes, and polymorphs thereof
  

Workshop II
Production Pathways from Dissolved Drug Substances into the Solid State Form
Crystallization, precipitation, freeze drying, spray drying, grinding
 

Workshop III
Instruments and Methods
Simultaneous and coupled techniques (e.g. TG-DTA, TG-FTIR, TG-MS), Modulated DSC, Inversed Gaschromatography, spectroscopical methods, such as Raman-Microscopy, X-ray as function of temperature and atmosphere, ATR-IR
 

Contributions

Spectroscopy of Slow Mobility in Pharmaceuticals: Modulated Calorimetry vs Dielectric
M. Descamps
 

Coupled Methods: TG-MS, TG-FTIR, TG-GC-MS
E. Kaisersberger
 

Raman in the Pharmaceutical Industry; Applications of Raman Spectroscopy for Reactions Monitoring, Polymorph Studies, Hydrogenation, Grinard Reactions.
B. Lenain
 

Solid State Characterization of Drug Substances
E. Marti, E. Kaisersberger
 

Calibration of Calorimeters, Thermobalances....
E. Marti
 

Modulated DSC – quo vadis?
E. Marti
 

Supersonic: a new Setaram TG-DSC-MS Coupling Technique
R. Naumann, M. Giordano
 

Thermal Behaviour of alpha-lactose Monohydrate as a Function of Pre-Treatments
S. Petit
 

Crystal Growth and Structural Investigations
S. Petit
 

Thermal Analysis, Benefits for the Pharmaceutical and other Industries by using a dedicated Software
W. Surer
 

Freeze Drying Process Control: Critical Factors in Manometric Temperature Measurement
M. Pikal
 

How many Amorphous Forms exist for a Organic Substance?
T. Threllfall
 

Light and FTIR Microscopy of Pharmaceutical Materials using a Controlled Humidity Stage
D.R.  Williams