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5th Seminar on Amorphous Solid Dispersion
From Insights to Impact: Latest Advances in ASD
From Insights to Impact: Latest Advances in ASD
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We are glad to announce the 5th Seminar on Amorphous Solid Dispersion. As technology provider in the field of ASD, Shin-Etsu together with the partners Alexanderwerk, Frewitt, PROCEPT and Thermo Fisher Scientific, will share latest insights of ASD development steps ranging from initial screening phase up to downstream processing including spray drying, hot melt extrusion (HME), roller compaction and milling.
The program is comprised of practical lab demonstrations of the different processing technologies featuring the prime polymer for ASDs, Shin-Etsu AQOAT® (HPMCAS), and lectures of invited experts of the field. Do not miss out on this two day seminar!
For more details please download the Seminar flyer here.
Topics:
- Recent developments in Screening Techniques
- Advances in Key Technologies: HME and Spray Drying
Lectures
Experts from academia and pharmaceutical companies Demonstrations:
- Spray Drying – Roller Compaction of Spray Dried Powders
- Hot Melt Extrusion – Milling of Extrudates
Target group
Research and development teams from the pharma industry looking for deeper information on ASD technologies
Location
Courtyard Marriot Wiesbaden, SE Tylose GmbH Wiesbaden
Registration
- Participation fee 950 €, VAT exempt
- Including meeting package, excluding accomodation
- Number of participants limited to 30
Date & Time & Timezone
- 23rd– 24th September 2026, CEST Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna

For more information & registration here:

Prof. Dr. Gabriele Sadowski
TU Dortmund, Germany
“How coating materials may compromise the stability of ASDs”

Dr. Sune Klint Andersen
Johnson & Johnson
“Seeing Beyond the Surface: Advanced Characterization of Pharmaceutical Powders”
Also joining are:
- Dr. Christian Lübbert, Founder, AMOFOR, “Understanding Drug Release and Precipitation Risk in HPMCAS-Based Amorphous Solid Dispersions”
- Dr. Ines Ramos, Hovione, “Scale-up and downstream processing of amorphous solid dispersions by spray drying”
- Carolina Alva, RCPE, “High drug loaded HPMCAS ASDs, the rheological properties of them related to HME”
- Mitsuo Ishimaru, Shin-Etsu, “Can Wet Granulation Open New Possibilities for ASD?””
- Stefanie Walter, Abbvie, “Strategy and Tools to Design a robust Amorphous Solid Dispersion Formulation – Part II”
When lipids go solid: process strategies to enhance bioavailability in oral dosage forms
When lipids go solid: process strategies to enhance bioavailability in oral dosage forms
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Lipid excipients have a proven history of enhancing bioavailability of drugs through the improvement of the solubility, the permeability, and the absorption. Being often liquid at room temperature, they are mainly formulated in liquid forms, like in soft or in hard capsules. That said, oral solid dosages forms such as tablets, could benefit from the advantages of lipid excipients.
Gattefossé will highlight different processes to incorporate lipid excipients in oral tablets or powders, during a webinar which will include the following topics:
- Benefits of lipid excipients for bioenhancement,
- Market references,
- Case studies highlighting formulation strategies and associated manufacturing.
Date & Time & Timezone:
- Tue, Jun 30, 2026, 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM CEST Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
or - Tue, Jul 7, 2026, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM CEST Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
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










































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Addressing Raw Material Handling Challenges by Dry Granulation






Multiparticulates for paediatric oral drug delivery











