Presents

REGISTRATION!

July 14 - 15, 2010
Society Hill Hotel
Philadelphia, PA

MEETING PROGRAM

Special Introductions by Vicki Glaser

Wednesday, July 14

7:00-8:00am
Registration/Breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

8:00-8:50am
Keynote - Lean and Green: Sustainability in Development and Manufacturing

Tina Larson, Genentech

8:50-9:20am
UPenn's Benchmarkable Model for Laboratory & Vivarium Carbon Emission and Energy-Use Reduction

Joe Monahan, University of Pennsylvania

9:20-9:50am
Waste (and Cost) Reduction Through Non-chromatographic Purificartion Platform Technologies

David Wood, Ph.D., Ohio State University

9:50-10:20am
The Impact of Single-Use Systems (Disposables) on Cleaning Materials, Cost of Goods, and the Environment—A Case Study Involving mAb Production

Demetri Petrides, Ph.D. / Charles Silleti, Ph.D., Intelligen, Inc.

10:20-11:00am
Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

11:00-11:30am
Water/Buffer Savings During Polishing Steps Based on Disposable Membrane Chromatography

Nathalie Fraud, Ph.D., Sartorius Stedim Biotech

11:30-12:00pm
Environmental Footprint and Sustainability of Bioprocesses

Beth Junker, Ph.D., Merck

12:00-12:30pm
Integrating Sustainable Design and the Sciences

Donald Schmitt, Principal, Diamond & Schmitt, Architects

12:30-2:00pm
Lunch in Exhibit Hall

2:00-3:00pm
Roundtable: The Role of Sustainability in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Process and Facility Design

Moderator-Tina Larson, Genentech

3:00-3:30pm
Balancing Sustainable Goals, Energy Use, and Budgets During Design of Biotech Lab Facilities

Paul Merrill, Clayco

3:30-4:00pm
Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

4:00-4:30pm
Operational Cost-Saving Techniques Through Sub-2-Micron UPLC Column Technology

Ray Himmel / Jim McCabe, Waters

4:30-5:00pm
Solvent-Sparing Techniques in Chromatography

Bob Giuffre, Agilent Technologies

5:00-5:30pm
Sustainable Procurement: Transforming Green Ideals into Smart Business Practices

Tom Russell, SciQuest

Thursday, July 15

7:00-8:00am
Registration/Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

8:00-8:50am
Keynote—Disposable Biotechnology: The Time Has Arrived

Govind Rao, Ph.D., University of Maryland

8:50-9:20am
Sustainable Design and Build for Biopharmaceutical Facilities

Mark Butler, IPS

9:20-9:50am
Large Energy Reductions in Biopharmaceutical Facilities: Project Views

Paul Lukitsch, Millipore

9:50-10:30am
Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

10:30-11:00am
One Approach to Address Cost of Goods in the Biotech Industry

Thomas Daskowski, PhD, Bayer

11:00-11:30am
How Green Is Your Plant? Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Your Operations

Peter Watler, Ph.D., Hyde Engineering

11:30-12:00pm
Adaptable Bioprocesses to Prepare Chiral Pharmaceutical Intermediates and Biopharmaceuticals

Ian Fotheringham, Ph.D., RC Bio/Ingenza

12:00-1:30pm
Lunch in Exhibit Hall

1:30-2:00pm
Saving Green with Disposable Processing: Perception versus Reality

Vincent Pizzi, Global Product Marketing Group Leader, GE Healthcare

2:00-3:00pm
Roundtable—Building Sustainability and Cost Savings into Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

Moderator, Govind Rao, Ph.D., University of Maryland Baltimore County

3:00-3:30pm
Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

3:30-4:00pm
A Biocatalytic Manufacturing Route for Januvia

Jake Janey, PhD, Merck

4:00-4:30pm
Environmental Sustainability to Profitability in Life Sciences

Cristina Amorim, Vice President, Global EHS and Citizenship, Life Technologies

Please note that the program may be subject to change.

Presents

REGISTRATION!

July 14 - 15, 2010 Society Hill Hotel Philadelphia, PA

MEETING PROGRAM

Special Introductions by Vicki Glaser

Wednesday, July 14

7:00-8:00am Registration/Breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

8:00-8:50am Keynote - Lean and Green: Sustainability in Development and Manufacturing

8:50-9:20am UPenn's Benchmarkable Model for Laboratory & Vivarium Carbon Emission and Energy-Use Reduction

9:20-9:50amWaste (and Cost) Reduction Through Non-chromatographic Purificartion Platform Technologies

9:50-10:20amThe Impact of Single-Use Systems (Disposables) on Cleaning Materials, Cost of Goods, and the Environment—A Case Study Involving mAb Production

10:20-11:00am Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

11:00-11:30amWater/Buffer Savings During Polishing Steps Based on Disposable Membrane Chromatography

11:30-12:00pmEnvironmental Footprint and Sustainability of Bioprocesses

12:00-12:30pm Integrating Sustainable Design and the Sciences

12:30-2:00pmLunch in Exhibit Hall

2:00-3:00pmRoundtable: The Role of Sustainability in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Process and Facility Design

3:00-3:30pmBalancing Sustainable Goals, Energy Use, and Budgets During Design of Biotech Lab Facilities

3:30-4:00pmNetworking Break in Exhibit Hall

4:00-4:30pmOperational Cost-Saving Techniques Through Sub-2-Micron UPLC Column Technology

4:30-5:00pmSolvent-Sparing Techniques in Chromatography

5:00-5:30pmSustainable Procurement: Transforming Green Ideals into Smart Business Practices

Thursday, July 15

7:00-8:00amRegistration/Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

8:00-8:50amKeynote—Disposable Biotechnology: The Time Has Arrived

8:50-9:20amSustainable Design and Build for Biopharmaceutical Facilities

9:20-9:50amLarge Energy Reductions in Biopharmaceutical Facilities: Project Views

9:50-10:30amNetworking Break in Exhibit Hall

10:30-11:00amOne Approach to Address Cost of Goods in the Biotech Industry

11:00-11:30amHow Green Is Your Plant? Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Your Operations

11:30-12:00pmAdaptable Bioprocesses to Prepare Chiral Pharmaceutical Intermediates and Biopharmaceuticals

12:00-1:30pmLunch in Exhibit Hall

1:30-2:00pmSaving Green with Disposable Processing: Perception versus Reality

2:00-3:00pm Roundtable—Building Sustainability and Cost Savings into Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

3:00-3:30pmNetworking Break in Exhibit Hall

3:30-4:00pmA Biocatalytic Manufacturing Route for Januvia

4:00-4:30pmEnvironmental Sustainability to Profitability in Life Sciences