Crystallisation Science and Engineering - University of Leeds Short Course

Written By Becky Murphy

May 20, 2017

Crystec’s Development Director, Dr Lyn Daintree, will be speaking at a University of Leeds short course: Crystallisation Science and Engineering. The presentation will focus on ‘Supercritical Fluid Crystallisation'

Crystec’s Development Director, Lyn Daintree, will be speaking at the upcoming Crystallisation Science and Engineering short course. The University of Leeds course takes place on 16th - 18th January 2017, and will outline the fundamental science and engineering of crystallisation processes. More details can be found here. Lyn's presentation will focus on ‘Supercritical Fluid Crystallisation - Designed Particles for Optimised Formulations’. If you would like to meet with Lyn to explore how Crystec's supercritical fluid particle engineering technology can support your crystallisation programmes, please contact Emily Bevis (emily.bevis@crystecpharma.com) To find out more about Crystec, visit CrystecPharma.com

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