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Webinar - An Industrial Perspective on the Need to Turn "Art" into "Science"

An industrial perspective on the need to turn "art" into "science".

In an upcoming webinar, June 17 at 14:00 BST, our guest speaker David Smith, of DJS Process Consulting, brings a 30 year perspective on real world industrial powder handling problems, from raw bulk materials to final packaged products.

He presents an industrial perspective on powder flow test methods and scale-up of powder processes, with particular focus on the challenges of complex formulated products.

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