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See Dr. TaBlitz Live, Episode 3
See Dr. TaBlitz Live, Episode 3
Building directly on Episode 2, we dive into the feeder system itself — the heart of consistent die filling. Learn exactly what a feeder is and the essential elements that determine whether powder gets into the feeder and then reliably into the die.
We cover the key components (hopper, feeder frame, paddles), plus critical operating factors including head pressure consistency, valve control, feeder speed, paddle design, and feeder frame ride height. You’ll leave with actionable insights to improve powder delivery and reduce weight variation.
This episode also sets the stage for understanding why powder properties matter so much in the episodes ahead.
Live demonstration and Q&A included.
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Nano-Formulations: Turning Insoluble APIs into Effective Dosage Forms
Nano-Formulations: Turning Insoluble APIs into Effective Dosage Forms
Presentation 1:
Wet nano milling for solubility enhancement
- Nanoparticles offer significant benefits beyond solubility, including improved bioavailability and better dose response
- Wet nano milling is a controlled, safe, and scalable process
- Grinding bead and technology selection is decisive for successful milling
Presentation 2:
From nano to drug product: a case study
Key takeaways:
The downstream process of nanocrystals in a fluid bed provides a robust and scalable platform, also for high-loaded formulations, combining narrow particle size distribution, excellent redispersibility, and proven mid-term stability.
- The downstream process in a fluid bed maintains a tight particle size distribution of nanocrystals with a low PDI, ensuring high batch consistency and uniformity.
- The resulting particles are fully redispersible, preserving performance after reconstitution.
- The system can support high drug loads, making it suitable for challenging formulations.
- Current data indicate promising physical stability over at least 6 months, with longer-term studies still ongoing.
Date & Time & Timezone: Apr 29, 2026 04:00 PM in Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
Speaker:

Alexander Schmidt
Area Sales Manager, Willy A. Bachofen AG
Alexander Schmidt studied mechanical engineering and business administration after successfully completing his electromechanical apprenticeship.
Over the years, Alexander has gained a lot of experience in the fields of engineering and design / sales of equipment and solutions. He could apply his knowledge in various commissioning and start-up phases.
Since joining Willy A. Bachofen AG, he has completed a comprehensive training programme, gaining in-depth expertise in customer support and technical consulting. In his role as Area Sales Manager, Alexander is responsible for markets in Germany, Austria, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand.
As a solution-oriented expert in wet grinding technology, milling technology and flow chemistry, Alexander is the right contact person for all your questions.

Adèle Rakotonirina, PhD
Business Development Glatt Pharmaceutical Services, Glatt Pharmaceutical Services
Adèle Rakotonirina, PhD, is a pharmacist and formulation scientist with expertise in oral solid dosage form development and pharmaceutical innovation.
She currently works in Business Development at Glatt Pharmaceutical Services, where she supports partners from formulation development through commercialization. With a background spanning science, drug delivery, and science communication, she brings both technical expertise and commercial insight to the discussion.
For more information & registration here:
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








































All4Nutra















































Addressing Raw Material Handling Challenges by Dry Granulation






Multiparticulates for paediatric oral drug delivery











