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Excipient Selection for Enhancing Bioavailability and Stability in Oral and Injectable Drug Formulations
Excipient Selection for Enhancing Bioavailability and Stability in Oral and Injectable Drug Formulations
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Excipient impurities causing stability failures? Formulation inconsistencies delaying your launch? Visual quality issues impacting patient confidence?
Join the webinar to discover why excipient selection from day one is critical to your formulation success and how advanced purification technologies can eliminate the hidden risks that compromise drug product quality.
Excipient quality extends beyond compendial specifications. Explore smart selection strategies for complex formulations with poorly water-soluble APIs. Prevent impurity-driven interactions that compromise stability and ensure consistent performance through commercial scale. See breakthrough purification technology achieving up to 54% reduction in color formation while maintaining full functionality.
Why Attend?
- Start right: Make informed excipient choices early in development
- Reduce risk: Prevent stability failures and batch rejections
- Accelerate timelines: Avoid costly reformulation and launch delays
- Build confidence: Deliver consistent, high-quality products patients trust
Perfect For:
- Formulation scientists
- QA/Regulatory professionals
- R&D managers
- CMC specialists
- Technical decision-makers in pharma and biopharma development
What you will learn:
- How excipient impurities can influence drug product stability, discoloration, and degradation pathways
- Practical strategies for selecting excipients in complex formulations, especially for poorly water-soluble APIs
- How excipient purity impacts visual consistency, stability, and manufacturability of drug products
- How advanced purification technologies can help mitigate formulation risks
Date & Time & Timezone: Apr 22, 2026 04:00 PM in Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
Speaker:

Dr. Bhushan Thekedar
Head of Global Business Development, Clariant
Dr. Bhushan Thekedar is Head of Global Business Development for Healthcare at Clariant, where he leads global commercial strategy and growth initiatives for pharmaceutical excipients.
With over 15 years of experience in the life sciences industry, he has held technical and commercial leadership roles at Clariant, Merck KGaA, and BASF, focusing on formulation excipients, bioavailability enhancement technologies, and pharmaceutical ingredient solutions.
Dr. Thekedar combines a strong scientific background with global business development expertise and works closely with pharmaceutical companies to support the development of robust and high-performance drug formulations.
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Great science for the smallest things

Great science for the smallest things
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Gattefossé Pharmaceuticals gathers with Skyepharma and RCPE to decipher the innovative solutions for streamlining nanopharmaceutical production. During the “Great science for the smallest things” webinar, technical experts will share insights obtained during the NanoFacT consortium, in particularly:
- The advantages of nanoparticles in drug delivery;
- What excipients can be used to formulate nanoparticles;
- How to scale-up nanoparticle manufacturing using continuous manufacturing;
- A proof-of-concept with abiraterone.
Date & Time & Timezone: Two identical sessions are organized on March 31st 9:00 AM (CET) and on April 2nd 3:00 PM (CET).
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Recorded Webinars:
Smarter Stabilization for Lipid Nanoparticles: Formulating Biopharmaceuticals with Sucrose
Optimizing Pharmaceutical Formulations: Strategies for Improving Stability and Minimizing Impurities
Rational Selection of Cyclodextrins for the Solubilization of Poorly Soluble Oral Drugs










































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Addressing Raw Material Handling Challenges by Dry Granulation






Multiparticulates for paediatric oral drug delivery











