2005 PDA Annual Meeting - April 4-8, 2005 - Chicago, IL

2005 PDA Annual Meeting
April 4-8, 2005 - Chicago, IL
Hyatt Regency Chicago
The windy city of Chicago, Illinois hosts PDA's Annual Meeting (April 4 - 8, 2005). This year's Annual Meeting provides time sensitive updates to new FDA guidances that were issued in September. We will also be launching a new Student Program. Original research from leading graduate students will be showcased in a special track as well as in poster sessions.
Another highlight of the Chicago meeting will be special presentations on three new PDA Technical Reports that are emerging and supporting case studies. There will be new technology presentations as well as new systems applications in filling, decontamination, IT and more.
Annual Meeting features twenty case studies, four FDA updates and two exceptional keynotes speakers. Jeffrey Macher, PhD (Georgetown University) will talk about the new extended FDA study on risk-based inspection while introducing the results of the industry survey on best practices. Ajaz Hussain, PhD, (FDA) will provide the latest on PAT and FDA's "Desired State" for industry.
Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical entry-level, managers, directors and senior executives will not want to miss this opportunity to get the latest regulatory, scientific and technical updates while enjoying a premier networking experience.
Learning objectives:
Quality & Regulatory Professionals (Pharmaceutical & Biopharmaceutical)
Explore approaches proven to increase regulatory compliance.
Receive updates on the new 21st Century guidances from FDA.
Learn the new knowledge management processes integrated into regulatory documentation.
Manufacturing Professionals (Pharmaceutical & Biopharmaceutical)
Examine the benefits and relevance of risk management in manufacturing.
Learn real applications for PAT in your manufacturing environment so that you can utilize its advantages.
Learn about the new PDA Technical Reports and what they can do for you: Virus Filtration; Sterile Gas Filtration.
Research & Development Professionals (Biopharmaceutical)
Learn about the new "Good Tissue Practices" Rule and how it will affect you.
Learn from top academic researchers what is hot in the lab.
Highlight the application of quality principles both in research and manufacturing environments.