How To Get The Best Out Of The Morphologi4-ID: MDRS of Complex Generics

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Join us for this informative webinar: How to Get the Best Out of the Morphologi4-ID: MDRS of Complex Generics’. This session is designed to help professionals in the generics and orally inhaled and nasal drug product (OINDP) industries unlock the full potential of the Morphologi4-ID, a highly versatile tool that has become essential for characterising complex formulations.

With its ability to generate a vast amount of data, the Morphologi4-ID can be challenging to navigate. This webinar will guide you through the most effective ways to use the tool, offering practical insights into key applications such as formulation optimisation, stability storage, foreign particulate matter identification, and process validation. We’ll also discuss how to use the data generated for in vitro bioequivalence (IVBE) and in vitro-in vivo correlation (IVIVC) studies.

Throughout the webinar, we will explore real-world case studies that demonstrate the Morphologi4-ID’s capabilities, ensuring you leave with a clear understanding of how to leverage it to support your development programmes. There will also be a live Q&A session following the presentation, this will provide an opportunity to engage with our experts and get tailored advice on your specific projects.

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Dr Jabbar Gardy

Technical Leader-Physical Characterisation

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Jabbar is a Technical Leader in Physical Characterisation with a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Leeds. He has extensive expertise in particle design, material synthesis, powder characterisation (both in situ and ex situ), powder spreading and powder flow analysis. Since 2003, Jabbar has led numerous pharmaceutical projects, specialising in advanced and robust methodologies for characterising APIs and complex generic products.

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