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21st International Reid Bioanalytical Forum

7-10th September, 2015

University of Surrey, Guildford, UK

Presented by the Forum Syndicate of the Chromatographic Society

Sessions will cover the usual eclectic mix of new technologies, method development and validation together with regulatory aspects and emerging trends in bioanalysis (e.g. microsampling). There will be a single stream of oral presentations given by lecturers from the pharma, instrument manufacturers and academics, supported by poster presentations and exhibitions from contract research organisations and instrument vendors.

21st International Reid Bioanalytical Forum

Topics

· “Advances in Bioanalytical Technology”

- High resolution MS in quantification

- Miniaturisation

- Super Critical Fluid Chromatography

- Imaging

· “Macromolecular Drug Bioanalysis”

- Novel ligand binding methods and technologies

- The challenge of ADCs, mAbs & oligonucleotide analysis

- Cell based assays

· “Advances in Drug Discovery”

- Alternatives to animal studies (reduce/replace/refine)

- Novel animal models

- Troubleshooting

· “Regulatory Aspects”

- Method transfer

- The paperless laboratory – pros & cons of electronic laboratory notebooks

- Troubleshooting

- Update from the European Bioanalytical Forum

· “Case Studies”

- Interesting examples of challenges in bioanalysis

Please put these dates in your diary and if you would like to contribute in any way please contact the following.

Program

If you want to offer a poster or oral presentation, please contact John Smeraglia by email with a title for consideration by the scientific committee ().

Exhibition

If you would like to exhibit at the meeting details can be obtained from Tim Sangster ().

Sponsorship

There are a number of opportunities for sponsorship at the Forum. Please contact Tim Sangster for further information.

Student Support

Student supervisors are invited to apply for bursaries on behalf of PhD students that are involved with Bioanalysis. The student will be expected to present a poster on their work. For more information, e-mail ().