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Coating with Polyvinyl Alcohol: When Coating Runs Smoothly



WEBINAR

Polymeric film coatings are applied for various reasons. In general, they are classified according to their solubility in water.

Among the water soluble polymers polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) takes a unique position. In the application field of immediate release coatings it can provide fast release kinetis combined with an exceptional moisture and oxygen barrier. Due to the low viscosities of PVA solutions high solid contents can be realized leading to a high process efficiacy.

The webinar will cover coating formulation development as well as novel technologies for characterization of coated tablets that can easily be implemented in early formulation development. Optical coherence technology (OCT) and laser scanning microscopy (LSM) can be valuable tools to assess the coating quality.

In this webinar, you will learn:

  • How to enhance your formulation development for coatings
  • About the functionalities of our new PVA based excipient
  • Enhanced analytical tools including optical choherence tomography (OCT) and laser scanning microscopy (LSM)
  • The application of enhanced process analytical technology and how to utilize this new technology for successful process development

Speaker

Thomas Kipping, Ph.D.

Thomas Kipping, Ph.D.

Merck

Associate Director, Head of 3D Printing & Solubility Enhancement

Thomas Kipping is a distinguished expert in the field of pharmaceutical technology and formulation development. Thomas is currently the Head of 3D Printing & Solubility Enhancement at Merck. With more than 15 years of experience spanning across various sectors within the pharmaceutical industry including drug product development and CDMO services, he has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing pharmaceutical sciences and enhancing drug development processes.

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