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cycle there will be two sessions covering all aspects of separation science in Discovery to the Market. Speakers will include Adrian Clarke (Novartis, Switzerland), Andrew Teasdale (AstraZeneca; editor of new Wiley book “Genotoxic Impurities: Strategies for Identification and Control (http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd- 0470499192.html)), Melissa Hanna-Brown (Pfizer; recently appointed Visiting Professor at the University of Warwick), Tim Liddicoat (ThermoScientific) and Lee Williams (University of Sunderland). The final session in the afternoon will be an open forum led by short presentations by some of the principal speakers from the meeting. It is not so long ago that the Society addressed the future of separation science in the UK. This discussion will be different as it will be addressing, not as before the general health of UK separation science, but more the directions the actual science needs to be going in the context of where the pharmaceutical industry is going (in more ways than one!). The first flier and registration details may be found on The Chromatographic Society website (http://www.chromsoc.com/ChromsocEvents.aspx) with further updates appearing right up to the date of the meeting. For exhibition details contact matthew@meetingmakers.co.uk


The meeting of course will include (Thursday lunchtime) The Chromatographic Society Annual General Meeting. Anyone can attend the meeting (come along and see what it is about) but you


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