Reaction Calorimetry at JNJ
Procedures used to develop initial quantities of materials for preliminary development studies often use exotic reagents and experimental conditions not amenable to scale-up to safety and operational issues.
This on-demand webinar describes how reaction calorimetry is used to evaluate modifications to original conditions and how it has helped develop improved scalable processes. Process Development methods - such as control feed or reverse order of addition - to manage delayed initiation or uncontrolled exotherm will be explained in the context of reaction calorimetry using Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) case studies.
This on-demand webinar provides you with best practices to solve safety concerns associated with the development of synthetic route into a safe, economical, and environmentally acceptable full scale process.
Presenter: Stephen M. Stefanick of Johnson and Johnson (JNJ)
Your online presenter is Stephen M. Stefanick. Stephen is a Research Fellow in the Reaction Safety Laboratory at Johnson and Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Development, L.L.C.