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== Lectures == | == Lectures == | ||
− | === Fundamentals and Future of Microbiological Monitoring in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing === | + | === 05/20/2014 - Fundamentals and Future of Microbiological Monitoring in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing === |
− | by Peter Noverini | + | by [[#Peter Noverini]] |
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At the end of the presentation, there will be a demonstration of a new environmental monitoring system that is being implemented in the industry today. | At the end of the presentation, there will be a demonstration of a new environmental monitoring system that is being implemented in the industry today. | ||
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+ | === 01/21/2014 - Introduction to Extremophiles === | ||
+ | by [[#Frank Hammer]] | ||
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+ | # What is an extremophile, otherwise known as archaea | ||
+ | # What do they look like | ||
+ | # Who discovered them and when were they discovered | ||
+ | # Thermophiles, which live at high temperatures | ||
+ | # Hyperthermophiles, which live at extremely high temperatures (present record is 121°C). | ||
+ | # Psychrophiles, which like it cold (one in Antarctic grows best at 4°C) | ||
+ | # Halophiles, which live in high saline environments (like the Dead Sea) | ||
+ | # Acidophiles, which live at low pH (acid) as low as pH 1 and who die at pH 7 (neutral) | ||
+ | # Alkaliphiles, which thrive at high pH (alkaline). | ||
+ | # Methanogens, found living in anaerobic (without oxygen) environments, and which give off methane | ||
+ | # Commercial uses | ||
== Lecturer Bios == | == Lecturer Bios == | ||
[[Category:Science]] | [[Category:Science]] |
Revision as of 04:35, 20 May 2014
Overview
PS:One Applied Sciences conducts events such as lectures on an ad-hoc basis. Contact Zlatan Klebic to suggest topics, speakers, or volunteer to speak on a topic of interest.
Lectures
05/20/2014 - Fundamentals and Future of Microbiological Monitoring in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Abstract:
This presentation will outline the key components of what goes into monitoring cleanroom environments in pharmaceutical manufacturing for microorganisms. Discussion points include:
- Basic microbiology
- Manufacturing processes including sterilization
- Types of traditional microbial collection devices
- Determining sampling points
- Techniques for data analysis
- Rapid Microbiological Methods and Quality by Design
At the end of the presentation, there will be a demonstration of a new environmental monitoring system that is being implemented in the industry today.
01/21/2014 - Introduction to Extremophiles
- What is an extremophile, otherwise known as archaea
- What do they look like
- Who discovered them and when were they discovered
- Thermophiles, which live at high temperatures
- Hyperthermophiles, which live at extremely high temperatures (present record is 121°C).
- Psychrophiles, which like it cold (one in Antarctic grows best at 4°C)
- Halophiles, which live in high saline environments (like the Dead Sea)
- Acidophiles, which live at low pH (acid) as low as pH 1 and who die at pH 7 (neutral)
- Alkaliphiles, which thrive at high pH (alkaline).
- Methanogens, found living in anaerobic (without oxygen) environments, and which give off methane
- Commercial uses