UKASF 2016

20th Anniversary Meeting, 7th-8th November, IWM Duxford

Agenda

 Monday, 7th November 2016

           

9:50am Introductory Remarks

David Wilson, Director Of Oncology Chemistry, AstraZeneca
10:00am Plenary Lecture: Tools and Techniques for Scaling Chemical Routes.                                  

Ian Baxendale, Durham University

 
11:00am Coffee & Networking in the Airspace Conservation Hall
 
  Reagent-less Synthesis in Flow

Chair: Lee Edwards, GSK.
11:30am Microreactors enabling novel flow electrochemistry

Thomas Wirth, Cardiff University.
11:45am Syrris AsiaFlux – Metabolite synthesis                                                       

Andrew Mansfield, Syrris.
11:55am User perspective of Syrris Titan                     

Andrew Curtis, GSK.
12:10pm The Firefly: Development of a Kilogram Scale Flow Reactor for Photochemical Synthesis

Professor Kevin Booker-Milburn, University of Bristol.
12:35pm Development of a photo-Minisci C-H alkylation platform

Matt Tudge,  GSK.
12:50pm A simple and Versatile Reactor for Photochemistry

Charlotte Clark, University of Nottingham.
 
1:00pm Lunch, Exhibitor Presentations & Networking in the Airspace Conservation Hall
   
  Automated Dispensing Technologies

Chair: Yuichi Tateno, GSK.
3:30pm From Dinosaur to DoE Monster

Simon Yates, AstraZeneca.
3:45pm Metter Toledo Quantos/ CAT96 – User perspective

Katherine Wheelhouse, GSK.
4:00pm Step-Change in Solid Dispensing for Synthesis Screening and Analytics

Jake Grace, Chemspeed.
4:15pm Solid Dispensing, A User Perspective: Perfect If You Have The Perfect Solid

Matthew Plane, Syngenta.
4:30pm High-throughput experimentation: A platform for streamlined reaction optimisation

Rachel Grainger, Cambridge University.
4:45pm Off-the-shelf tools for Catalytic HTE: Enabling the Practicing Chemist

Sarah Trice, Sigma Aldrich.
5:00pm Acoustic dispensing coupled with MS to support high throughput analysis

Jonathan Wingfield, AstraZeneca.
5:15pm Close of Day 1.
   

Wine Reception & Symposium Dinner

The Red Lion Inn,

Adjacent to the Holiday Inn at Station Rd E, Whittlesford, Cambridge CB22 4NL.
 

 

 

Tuesday, 8th November 2016
 
  Analytical Data Handling

Chair: Thomas McInally, University of Nottingham.
9:00am Analytical Sciences – keeping up with automated synthesis

Mike Bernstein, Mestrelab.
9:15am What can I usefully do with analytical data other than just file it?

Dimitris Argyropoulos & Peter Russel, ACD labs.
9:30am Spectrometer of the Future

Matteo Pennestri, Bruker.
   
  Analytical & Purification Chemistry

Chair: Andrew Ledgard, Lilly.
9:45am A Holistic Approach to Purification?

Pernilla Korsgren, AstraZeneca.
10:00am Use of the Waters UPC2-MS for flexible chemistry support

Jenny Kingston, AstraZeneca.
10:15am Stationary phases for SFC

Dave Leach, Reach Separations.
10:30am Shimadu Nexera – Unified Chromatography

Suzi Cowan, Takeda.
 
  Coffee & Networking in the Airspace Conservation Hall

Roundtable – what is next for automated flash purification?

 
11:15am Plenary Lecture: Enabling Chemistry Technologies as accelerators of the Drug Discovery Process

Steve Djuric, Abbvie.
12:15pm Lunch & Networking in the Airspace Conservation Hall
 
  New Approaches to Chemical Synthesis

Chair: Melanie Bayford, Domainex
1:15pm Optimisation of a Screening Hit with the Cyclofluidic CyclOps Platform: A User Perspective

Andy Madin, AstraZeneca.
1:30pm Safe and Simple Reactions with Carbon Monoxide and other Gaseous Reagents

Anders Lindhardt, Sytracks.
1:45pm Gas Generation & Reaction Using COWare- A User’s Perspective

John Taylor, Beatson Institute.
1:55pm Taming carbon Monoxide

Zoe Wilson, University of Cambridge.
2:10pm  3D Printed Impregnated Catalysts for Reactions in Batch and Flow

Steve Hilton, UCL.
2:25pm 3D printing of chemical reactors: embedding sensors and towards automation

Steven Christie, Loughborough University.
 
2:55pm Final Remarks and Close of Meeting