Event Summary

Regulatory agencies are requiring stricter standards for environmental monitoring systems, facility cleaning and disinfectant qualification, aseptic cleanroom operations, filtration, sterilization, and aseptic process simulation (or media fill). This two-day summit features comprehensive coverage of best practices in barrier, containment, and aseptic manufacturing and processing technologies.

Featuring In-Depth Coverage On:

• Annex 1 Feedback After Three Years in Force—Lessons Learned
• Global Guidance for a Risk-Based Contamination Control Strategy—A Case Study 
• Root Cause Analysis of Contamination Events: Case Study and Lessons Learned
• Developing a CCS (Contamination Control Strategy) for ATMP Cleanrooms
• Case Study on the Global Implementation of a Practical and Compliant CCS
• Critical Issues—Reducing Risk in Cleanroom Material Transfer
• Innovations Shaping Bio-decontamination In Transfer Environments
• Understanding Human-Centric Contamination Risks: Gowning, Movement, and Training Deficiencies 
• Reducing Glove Interventions in Aseptic Manufacturing: Challenges and Benefits 
• Advancing Fill-Finish with Digital Twin Technology
• Flexible Fill/Finish Solutions for Ready-to-Use Containers 
• Testing and Control Strategies for Container Closure Integrity 
• How to Use Environmental Monitoring Data as an Indicator of Aseptic Process Quality 
• Hot Topics in Aseptic Behaviors

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