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Artificial Intelligence-based Screening and Selection of Co-formers for Co-crystallization



WEBINAR

70% of APIs under development are poorly water soluble, which increases the risk of them failing during formulation. Co-crystallization is a rapidly growing technique used to tackle solubility challenges. However, it is challenging and resource intensive to find new co-crystals experimentally.

In recent years, several approaches have been developed to screen for co-crystals computationally. We developed mPredict™, a co-crystal prediction tool with quantum chemistry, statistical thermodynamics, and AI. It predicts co-crystal formation and, hence, optimal co-formers for your API. Besides being a strong improvement over physical modelling, it is also three times faster than random digital screening.

In this webinar, you will learn about:

  • why co-crystallization is rapidly growing as a technique to tackle solubility challenges
  • the challenges of co-crystallization and ways to overcome them
  • the key technical considerations to build a co-former screening tool
  • the advantages of using our cutting edge mPredict™ co-crystal prediction service

Speaker

Mitali Bhagwat

Mitali Bhagwat

Merck

Strategic Product Manager – Excipients Solid Application

Mitali has a master's degree in pharmaceutical sciences with several years of work experience in the pharma industry on generic product development and filing. With a degree in intellectual property, she previously worked on developing IP strategies. After completing her MBA in international management and consulting in the pharma industry, she now works at Merck as a strategic product manager. Her responsibility lies in the field of excipients used for solid formulation drug development wherein she is leading the digital strategy with its flagship product mPredict™.

Webinar Information

Pharma and biopharma manufacturing

  • Liquid Formulation Strategies
  • Duration:1h

  • Language:English

  • Session 1:presented November 19, 2024

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