Over the last several decades, the trend towards sustainable synthetic methods has had a profound effect on the pharmaceutical development cycle. Did you know that applying vibrational spectroscopy-based analyses has assisted in decreasing the exposure to hazardous waste as well as the overall amount of it generated?
Join speakers John Wasylyk and Bob Wethman of Bristol-Myers Squibb during this free interactive broadcast to discover how spectroscopy-based analyses can provide real-time or near real-time data that lead to enhanced productivity and a faster method transfer process.
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What You Will Learn
- Why off-line and in-line spectroscopy techniques decrease exposure and generation of hazardous waste
- How to shorten analysis time and enhance productivity
- How in-line analysis techniques greatly increase process knowledge
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