Continuous Flow Reactor Technology for Industrial Applications

Published: 29-May-2010

October 3-4, 2010

Paris - Espaces CAP 15 Centre International d’Affaires et de Congrès

Following the first symposium held in Madrid October 2009, Chimica Oggi/Chemistry Today has decided to organize a new edition this year on October 3-4, which are the days immediately before CPhI Worldwide.

The 2nd Symposium will be an ideal continuation of the first one and provide updating on the newest instructions, developments, and applications of this technology plus enhancements and new topics on equipment, auxiliary equipment, regulation/safety issues, design practice and PAT.

More details at Chimica Oggi/Chemistry Today

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