NEW YORK, June 29 /PRNewswire/ --

    2nd COMPOUND INTEGRITY AND QC SUMMIT

    Maximizing Compound Value to Ensure Successful Downstream Discovery
    Operations

    September 25-27, 2006
    Park Hyatt Hotel
    Philadelphia, PA

    Book Early and Save: Register and Pay by July 21, 2006 and Save up to $500

Please visit http://www.iqpc.com/na-10516-001 or call 1- to register or for more information.

Please mention registration code IUS_10633 to receive your discount.

The sample preparation, storage and retrieval of a drug development program have the potential to consume over 50% of a firm's personnel and resources! By streamlining the Compound Management processes, costly errors can be eliminated through the implementation of new technologies and tactics all while maintaining the quality of a company's compounds. This is the only event that will cover current practices, issues, and future trends in Compound Management, making it applicable to both large and small pharmaceutical companies as well as academia.

Join us from September 25-27, 2006 in Philadelphia, PA where we tackle issues associated with Compound Integrity Management in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries and have your questions and concerns addressed. Register now by calling Customer Service at 1- or visiting http://www.iqpc.com/na-10516-001.

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    IMPROVING SOLUBILITY IN DRUG CANDIDATES

    Novel Research Approaches, Useful Results, and Successful Applications of
     Enabling Technologies

    September 18-20, 2006
    ,
    Philadelphia, PA

    Book Early and Save: Register and Pay by July 28, 2006 and Save up to $500

Please visit http://www.iqpc.com/na-10521-001 or call 1- to register or for more information.

Please mention registration code IUS_10634 to receive your discount.

The growing majority of drug candidate compounds are poorly soluble, and scientists are struggling to improve solubility in both discovery and development. While a wide variety of technologies are available to improve solubility, there is no standardized approach to determine which methods are appropriate for a given situation, and research strategies differ throughout the industry. This event will offer comparative insight from case studies in novel research approaches, unusual results and successful applications of enabling technologies to help answer one central question of working with drug candidates: how do you build a strategy from the properties of a molecule?

Join us from September 18-20, 2006 in Philadelphia, PA where we tackle issues associated with Improving Solubility in Drug Candidates in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries and have your questions and concerns addressed. Register now by calling Customer Service at 1- or visiting http://www.iqpc.com/na-10521-001.

SOURCE PharmaIQ