Environmental Toxicology

The environmental toxicology webinar presents the principles and fundamental concepts of toxicology, including the mechanisms of toxicity produced by chemical substances on living organisms and humans. It defines the ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion) process and how it relates to understanding the toxicological effects of environmental substances. The webinar also discusses how toxicology is important in risk assessment and the development of environmental regulations that enforce acceptable exposure levels.
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Resolving absolute stereochemistry in early drug discovery with VCD

Determining the absolute configuration of small molecules is important early in the drug discovery process. The traditional methodology, X-ray analysis, requires a single crystal. Unfortunately, crystallisation of early-stage molecules can be problematic and time consuming.
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Using a DoE mindset for successful experimentation

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This change in your mindset can be challenging! In this webinar we will help you take the first steps in DoE with JMP and transition from the traditional mindset to the DoE mindset.Global science and chemicals company Johnson Matthey use advanced techniques and DoE to deliver the sustainable technologies of the future, shaped around their customers’ and the chemical community’s needs. Using knowledge of chemistry and its applications, they research, develop and innovate solutions to making the world a cleaner and healthier place.
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How chemical companies maximize spot, off-spec & expired product sales

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Just a days away from the useful innovative ways chemical companies can sell expired, near-spec, off-spec and even spot products in the digital age to maximize revenues and enhance efficiency webinar.
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Calorimetry in Chemical Development

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As chemical reactions are scaled from lab to manufacturing, potential safety issues of non-scalable conditions need to be identified early in development. Reaction calorimetry provides crucial information quickly, which can be applied to quantify the risks and criticality associated with a chemical process.
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