3rd International Symposium on Green Processing in the
Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemical Industries
University of Massachusetts Boston
Boston, MA, USA
September 30 - October 1, 2010
with the UMass Boston Office of International and Transnational Affairs
Program Home Presentations
Thank you to our sponsors:
ACS GCI Pharmaceutical Roundtable Johnson & Johnson
AstraZeneca Newry Corp Biogen Idec Novasep
Boehringer Ingelheim Penn A Kem BoroPharm, Inc Pfizer
CLEA Technologies Sepracor Codexis Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry
Cubist Pharmaceuticals Zeon Corporation Eisai Inc.
Thank you to our media partners:
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
Green Chemistry & Commerce Council
Thank you for a successful symposium!
Feedback on the symposium:
UMass Boston Hosts International Symposium on Green Chemistry
Greening Up Process Chemistry in Chemical & Engineering News
Mettler Toledo blog on the symposium
Keynote Speakers:
Paul T. Anastas, Ph.D., Assistant Administrator,
Office of Research & Development, US EPA
Roger A. Sheldon, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus,
Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
John C. Warner, Ph.D., President and Chief Technology Officer
Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, USA
Symposium Organizers
Berkeley (Buzz) W. Cue, Jr., Ph.D.
Chao-Jun (CJ) Li, Ph.D.
Julie B. Manley,CHMM
Wei Zhang, Ph.D.
Objectives
Ø Create breakthrough innovations with green chemistry that have the potential to revolutionize the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries
Ø Share successes and opportunities to challenge ourselves to achieve greener process design.
Ø Implement green chemistry solutions through the supply chain
Focus Areas
Green organic synthesis
Biotransformations and biological drug processing
Enabling technology platforms
Green chemistry for affordable medicine
"I was somewhat humbled to be among the extraordinarily high caliber of speakers and from which I gained very useful information."
"This is the best Green Chemistry conference that I have attended." "In my view this has been an excellent opportunity for networking and benchmarking."
For more information on past symposia, see the final program from the 2nd International Symposium on Green Processing in the Pharmaceutical & Fine Chemical Industries.
Contact:
juliemanley@GuidingGreen.com
Tel: (815) 325-4974