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Upcoming

2011
TBA
2 - Day Course
Preparative High Performance Liquid Chromatography
Lecturer: Dr. Henri Colin
  This course is intended for production managers, chemical engineers and chemists in the pharmaceutical industry who want to understand the principles of PHPLC and some of its key features for successful applications at pilot and production levels.
TBA
2 - Day Course
Developing methods of isolation and identification
Lecturer: Mr. Igal Gozlan
 
TBA
2 - Day Course
Quantitative Analysis by LC–MS
Lecturer: Dr. Wilfried Niessen
  One of the most important applications of LC–MS is its use in routine quantitative analysis, in preclinical and clinical studies to sustain drug development, and in food safety and environmental analysis. This two-day course pays specific attention to aspects related to quantitative analysis by LC–MS for pharmaceutical applications as well as quantitative (multi)residue analysis by LC–MS for environmental and food-safety applications.
TBA
2 - Day Course
Process Scale-Up - Advanced Level
Lecturer: Ariel Ewenson
 
TBA
Day Course
Analitical Solutions in GC-MS
Lecturer: Dr. Igal Bar-Ilan
 
2010
12/09/2010
2 - Day Course
Retrieving Compound Identity Using LC–MS–MS
Lecturer: Dr. Wilfried Niessen
  This two-day course provides knowledge for structure elucidation of small molecules (drugs, pesticides, natural products, etc.) by combined liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS–MS). We study the fragmentation of positively and negatively charged even-electron ions in MS–MS, and discuss identification strategies, both from data-acquisition and from data-processing point of view. Next to lectures and time for questions and discussion, the Course provides exercises in order to practice spectral interpretation.
14/09/2010
Day Course
Color Testing
Lecturer: Dr. Yehuda Shekel
 
12/10/2010
Day Course
Process Analytical Technology – PAT (Beginners)
Lecturer: Dr. Yehuda Shekel
 
09/11/2010
3 - Day Course
HPLC Method Development
Lecturers: Prof. Eli Grushka, Dr. Igal Bar-Ilan
 
10/11/2010
Day Course
Extractables and Leachables from containers/closures of drugs and from devices
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
  This course will give participants an understanding of how chemicals leached from containers and closures of pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical drugs as well as from medical devices, are detected and quantified in the framework of a properly designed Extractables/Leachables (E&L) study. Examples of E&L will be presented.
16/11/2010
3 - Day Course
Stabilization of Proteins and Peptides along the Formulation Process
Lecturer: Dr. Mark Cornell Manning
 
24/11/2010
Day Course
Analytical Standards in Pharmaceutical & Bio-pharmaceutical Laboratories: Qualification of Primary & Secondary Standard
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
 
19/12/2010
2 - Day Course
Dissolution Testing
Lecturer: Dr Malcolm Ross
  The course looks at the history of the dissolution test in order to understand how we have arrived at today’s situation. It will review the test methods, both official and unofficial and discuss the development and validation of dissolution tests.

Past Activities

2010
07/07/2010
Day Course
Quality Assurance in the QC Laboratory
Lecturer: Ms. Karen Ginsbury
 
24/06/2010
Day Course
Sampling by Attributes
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
 
02/06/2010
3 - Day Course
Troubleshooting and Solving Problems in HPLC - Advanced
Lecturer: Dr. Shulamit Levin
  Especially the experienced chemists might find be surprised
01/06/2010
2 - Day Course
Stability-Indicating Methods: Development of validatable stability-indicating methods and Validation in compliance with FDA/ICH guides
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
 
03/05/2010
2 - Day Course
Validation of Analytical Methods
Lecturer: Dr. Hagit Yariv
 
29/04/2010
Day Course
Technology Transfer of Analytical Methods
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
  Analytical methods once validated, are often transferred and implemented in other laboratories. Thus, methods can be transferred from an R&D lab to a QC lab in the same or different site, or to an external CRO lab.
26/04/2010
Day Course
Atomic Absorption – AA
Lecturer: Dr. Yaakov Tabak
 
TBA
Day Course
Analytical Instrument Qualification
Lecturer: Ms. Karen Ginsbury
  This one day seminar will review the USP Chapter on Analytical Instrument Qualification (AIQ) in the perspective of regulatory requirements (EU and FDA), guidance and expectations.
21/03/2010
2 - Day Course
Formulation for Chemists
Lecturer: Dr Malcolm Ross
 
08/03/2010
2 - Day Course
Validation of analytical methods in compliance with FDA/ICH/USP guidance - ADVANCED-LEVEL COURSE
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
  This advanced course is aimed at teaching the various performance characteristics of analytical methods while providing the participant with a deeper insight and understanding of the design and implementation of these validation parameters.
04/03/2010
4 - Day Course
Advanced HPLC
Lecturer: Mr. Igal Gozlan
 
24/02/2010
Day Course
Enhancing Laboratory Efficiency , a Course for Managers
Lecturer: Dr. Sigalit Arieli-Portnoy
 
21/01/2010
Day Course
CITAC Workshop
Lecturers: Dr.I.Kuselman, Dr. W.Koch, Prof.H.Emons, Prof.I.Leito, Prof. P.De Bievre, Dr. J.Messman
  The course will cover metrological principles and practice in analytical laboratories important for quality assurance of analytical results, required by GLP & GMP standards, ISO/IEC 17025 standard, spread for competence of testing laboratories, other international documents and regulations. Use of reference materials as measurement standards, calculation of measurement uncertainty of analytical results, traceability of a routine result to national and international measurement standards and System International of Units (SI), interlaboratory comparisons and proficiency testing are the topics of the course.
17/01/2010
Day Course
Gel Permeation Chromatrography (GPC) Systems in Pharmaceutical Applications
Lecturer: Dr. Mark Pothecary, UK
 
2009
TBA
2 - Day Course
Identification of Drug Metabolites using LC–MS–MS Technologies
Lecturer: Dr. Wilfried Niessen, The Netherlands
 
TBA
2 - Day Course
Identification of Endogenous Compounds and Natural Products using LC–MS–MS Technologies
Lecturer: Dr. Wilfried Niessen, The Netherlands
 
10/09/2009
Day Course
GMP Aspects of Analytical Quality Control including OOS results
Lecturer: Ms. Karen Ginsbury
  The Quality Control Laboratory is consistently featuring at the top of the deficiency lists in regulatory inspections. This is a chance to be up-dated and to minimize the chance of adverse inspectional outcome in your laboratory.
TBA
Day Course
QC Managers Forum
: Dr. Orna Dreazen
 
TBA
2 - Day Course
Validation of Analytical Methods
Lecturer: Dr. Hagit Yariv
 
17/06/2009
Day Course
Modern Thin Layer Chromatography
Lecturer: Mr. Daniel Handloser, Switzerland
  The course is designed to give a theoretical overview and a practical introduction to the possibilities of modern HPTLC.
08/06/2009
Day Course
Statistical Criteria for Validation of Analytical Methods
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
  Validation of analytical methods is a common regulatory requirement. Yet, it is a process that is carried out at various levels at different laboratories. However, there is no doubt that a statistical treatment of the validation data brings scientific rigorousness to the experiments and renders the validation report more reliable and more easily acceptable to regulatory agencies. This advanced course concentrates directly on the acceptance criteria of the various performance characteristics of analytical methods and on the statistical tests that answer these criteria.
TBA
2 - Day Course
Process Scale-Up - Advanced Level
Lecturer: Ariel Ewenson, Ph.D
 
12/05/2009
Day Course
Validation of Analytical Methods for Proteins
Lecturer: Prof. Ira Krull, USA
  The course will provide a description and summary of how to develop, optimize, and validate analytical methods for small and large biomolecules. The course will pursue commonly found protein variants and posttranslational modifications in biopharmaceutical products, and how these are commonly assayed for today. Current FDA requirements for protein biopharmaceutical products will also be explored and intensively discussed.
24/02/2009
4 Meetings
Introduction to Scale-Up
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TBA
3 - Day Course
Analytical Chemistry in the Pharmaceutical Raw Material Laboratory
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  The purpose of this seminar is to deepen the knowledge and awareness of the tests performed in the raw material laboratory and to increase the ability of performance and the product's quality, as well as to decrease misleading and to obtain the ability to predict and solve problems.
05/02/2009
Day Course
Analytical Methods - Technology Transfer & Verification
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
  Analytical methods once validated, are often transferred and implemented in other laboratories. Thus, methods can be transferred from an R&D lab to a QC lab in the same or different site, or to an external CRO lab.
27/01/2009
Day Course
Particle & Material Characterization
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  The one day seminar will provide a basic and practical overview of Particle size and distribution, shape, rheology, dispersion stability and how these various material properties can be linked together and used in conjunction with each other for enhanced product understanding.
22/01/2009
Day Course
Chiral Recognition and Separation Mechanisms
Lecturer: Prof. Nelu Grinberg, USA
  The course will focus on specific interactions between the enantiomeric analytes and each specific chiral stationary phase, rather than the techniques used to separate enantiomers. This approach will allow the participants to understand the strategies for development of a separation of enantiomers, along with the conditions to achieve each type of interaction.
2008
TBA
Day Course
Theory, Fundamentals, Methods and Applications of Omics Technologies – Proteomics, Peptidomics, Glycomics, Metabolomics and Other Omics
Lecturer: Prof. Ira Krull
  This course will provide a description and summary of various omics approaches in practice today in the pharmaceutical, chemical, biological, biotechnological, and life sciences areas. These scientific fields of study include ones such as: proteomics, peptidomics, metabolomics, glycomics and other omics for both small and large molecules and their interactions.
TBA
Day Course
Validation of analytical methods in compliance with FDA/ICH/USP guidance - ADVANCED-LEVEL COURSE
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
  This advanced course is aimed at teaching the various performance characteristics of analytical methods while providing the participant with a deeper insight and understanding of the design and implementation of these validation parameters.
06/08/2008
Day Course
Analytical Instrument Qualification - AIQ
Lecturer: Ms. Karen Ginsbury
  This one day seminar will review the USP Chapter on Analytical Instrument Qualification (AIQ) in the perspective of regulatory requirements (EU and FDA), guidance and expectations.
11/06/2008
Day Course
Validation of Analytical Methods
Lecturer: Dr. Hagit Yariv
 
14/04/2008
Day Course
GMP Aspects of Analytical Quality Control including OOS results
Lecturer: Ms. Karen Ginsbury
  The Quality Control Laboratory is consistently featuring at the top of the deficiency lists in regulatory inspections. This is a chance to be up-dated and to minimize the chance of adverse inspectional outcome in your laboratory.
TBA
2 - Day Course
Analyzing Biological Assays
Lecturer: Dr. John Dunn (USA)
  The course covers nonlinear curve fitting, parallelism and other computations as they relate to bioassay optimization and analysis, and a comprehensive method for evaluating and troubleshooting failed reagents and incubation conditions.
TBA
3 - Day Course
Statistical Tools for QC and R&D Laboratories
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
  This three-day practical course teaches the most important basic statistical tools required by personnel of Quality Control and R&D Laboratories.
2007
17/12/2007
2 - Day Course
DISSOLUTION TESTING
Lecturer: Dr. Malcolm Ross, Switzerland
 
21/11/2007
Day Course
QC Lab Management
Lecturers: Amit Lahav, Larisa Amir, Dr. Orna Dreazen, Ruth Huberman, Mr. Teddy Hoffman
 
29/10/2007
2 - Day Course
Development and Validation of Bioassays
Lecturer: Dr. Ana Menendez, USA
  The lecture portion of this course will outline sensible approaches to develop reproducible bioassays using live systems and/or biologically derived reagents. These approaches will be supplemented by guidelines to meet regulatory requirements according to their application. In addition, a workshop on writing validation protocols will provide hands-on experience to cover this pivotal document. During the course students will also hear caser studies that will add relevance to the lecture materials and provide a launch point for class discussion.
19/09/2007
Day Course
Validation of analytical methods in compliance with FDA/ICH/USP guidance - ADVANCED-LEVEL COURSE
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
 
05/09/2007
Day Course
Acceptance Sampling by Attributes: How to Use MIL-STD-105/ISO 2859-1: / ANSI / ASQC Z1.4
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
 
25/07/2007
2 - Day Course
Analytical Biotechnology
Lecturer: Prof. Ira Krull
  Separation Techniques & Instrumentation Involved in the Biotech Industry
29/05/2007
2 - Day Course
Proteins & Related Materials
Lecturer: Prof. Ira Krull
 
28/05/2007
Day Course
Polymorphism in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Lecturer: Dr. Judith Aronhime
 
25/04/2007
Day Course
Pharmacopoeias and Compendial Testing of Pharmaceuticals
Lecturer: Dr. Raphy Bar
 
20/03/2007
Day Course
Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC)
Lecturer: Mr. Daniel Handloser, Switzerland
  The course is designed to provide analysts with theoretical foundation of and practical experience with modern TLC. Participants will learn to use state-of-the-art instrumentation to develop, optimize, validate and apply methods for qualitative and quantitative determinations.
05/02/2007
Day Course
Validation of Analytical Methods for Proteins
Lecturer: Prof. Ira Krull
  The course will provide a description and summary of how to develop, optimize, and validate analytical methods for small and large biomolecules. The course will pursue commonly found protein variants and posttranslational modifications in biopharmaceutical products, and how these are commonly assayed for today.
2006
19/01/2006
Day Course
Modern HPLC Theory and Practice
Lecturer: Prof. Yuri Kazakevich
 
15/01/2006
2 - Day Course
HPLC Method Development
Lecturer: Prof. Yuri Kazakevich
 
2005
 
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