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2009

2009

Events programme 2009 For the Royal Pharmaceutical Society's events programme click here

August 2009

IUPAC Congress On behalf of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain are hosting 42nd IUPAC Congress: Chemistry solutions, Glasgow, 2-7 August. Cost £315 non-members, £170 students. RPSGB members are entitled to £50 discount (quote 021_RPS). Register by 3 July 2009. Other rates available. Details, click here.

Pharmacopoeial User Forum Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group and United States Pharmacopeia symposium, Pharmacopoeial User Forum, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 6 August. Details click here.

September 2009

BPC 2009 British Pharmaceutical Conference 2009, Manchester Central, 6-9 September. From 2009 onwards, BPC will take place over four days instead of three, Sunday to Wednesday. This is to allow the development of a dedicated Pharmacy Conference (Practice@BPC, 6-7 September) and a three day Science Conference (Science@BPC, 7-9 September). For details click here.

Wound management Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences conference, Recent developments in wound management: intelligent biomaterials to novel antimicrobials, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 24 September. Register by 24 July to recieve an early bird discount. For details click here.

Delivering enhanced services Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain conference, Supporting pharmacists in delivering enhanced services, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 28 September. Register by 31 July to recieve an early bird discount. For details click here.

October 2009

Pharmacokinetics Joint sponsors Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and International Pharmaceutical Federation one day conference, Pharmacokinetics: Spearheading advances and delivering the science, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 5 October. For details click here.

FIP Quality International Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and International Pharmaceutical Federation two day conference, Managing quality across the drug supply chain: from product inception to patient utilization, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 12-13 October. Register before 13 August to recieve an early bird discount. For details click here.

Inhaled products Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group and the Inhalation Focus Group of the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences and the RSC Formulation Science and Technology Group symposium, Analysis of inhaled products, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 15 October. Details click here.

November 2009

Tabletting technology Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences three day residential course, Tabletting technology for the pharmaceutical industry, Moller Centre, Cambridge, 23-25 November. Register before 31 July to recieve an early bird discount. For details click here.

December 2009

Pharmaceutical packaging Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group and Pharmaceutical Analytical Sciences Group symposium, The analytical science and regulation of pharmaceutical packaging, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 3 December. Details click here.

Natural product medicines Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences one day conference, The role of natural products in drug discovery and development in the new millennium, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain headquarters, 4 December. Register by 18 September to recieve an early bird discount. Details click here.