Session 1: Smarter Solid State Research by Prediction and Simulation
Moderator: Dr. Qi Gao (J-Star)
Self-assembling of molecules in crystallization is collectively driven by intermolecular interactions among the solute and solvent. Better understanding of nucleation mechanism may be perceived in light of the locality, strength, and hierarchy of intermolecular interactions.
Read MoreGiven challenges facing the pharmaceutical industry, an accelerated Drug Development greatly benefits from guidance provided by computational methods.1 This presentation will focus on computational support of the following important tasks related to the pharmaceutical crystallization.
Read MoreRational selection of solvents plays a critical role in solid form screening and production. On the one hand, a variety of solvents with different properties are chosen in form screening to maximize the screening space of searching for all potential solid forms because some solvents selectively favor the generation of a particular form as a result of crystallization kinetics.
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