Final Program

CPAC SATELLITE WORKSHOP
UW ROME CENTER

March 20-22, 2006
Co-hosted with Volker Hessel, IMM, Germany and Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
and Paul Watts, U Hull, UK

Micro-Reactors and Micro-Analytical


Monday, March 20 - CPAC Satellite Meeting, University of Washington (UW) Rome Center, Rome, Italy
12:30	Meeting Registration Opens - UW Rome Center
13:00	Welcome and Introduction: Mel Koch, CPAC, and Daniel T. Schwartz, Associate Dean, College of Engineering, UW, USA
13:15	Plenary Presentation: Process Intensification and Exploring Novel Processing Routes by Microstructured Reactors Volker Hessel, Institut for Mikrotechnik Mainz GmbH (IMM), Germany and Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
13:55	High Throughput Synthesis of Analytically Pure Compounds within Flow Reactors Paul Watts, Chemistry, U of Hull, UK
14:20	Instrumentations for Monitoring Microreaction Processes Stefan Loebbecke, Fraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, Germany
14:45	Participant Introductions
15:00	Break
15:30	Dynamic Surface Tension Measurements Emilia Bramanti, Italian National Research Council (CNR), Institute for Chemical and Physical Processes (IPCF), Pisa, Italy
16:00	The Integration of Spectral and Process Data in Process Performance Monitoring Julian Morris, CPACT and Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials, U of Newcastle, UK
16:30	Grating Light Reflection Spectroscopy (GLRS) - Diffraction Gratings as a Chemical Sensing Platform Gordon Mitchell, CPAC Graduate Student, Lloyd Burgess Group, UW, USA
16:45	Long Path Capillary Optical Waveguide - From Waveguides to Cell Isolation Systems Joseph Dragavon, CPAC Graduate Student, Lloyd Burgess Group, UW, USA
17:00	Review of Today's Topics and Preparing for Tuesday's Program Ray Chrisman, CPAC Visiting Scholar, UW, USA
18:00-20:00	CPAC Reception 'con Apertivo', Director's Apartment, UW Rome Center, co-hosted with Corporate & Foundation Relations, UW, USA


Tuesday, March 21 - CPAC Satellite Meeting, UW Rome Center, Italy
9:00	Liquid Phase Process Characterization using Micro-Reactors Ray Chrisman, CPAC Visiting Scholar, UW
9:25	On-Line Process Monitoring by Miniaturized Liquid Chromatography Scott Gilbert, Crystal Vision-Microsystems SA and CPAC Visiting Scholar
9:50	On-Line Process and Emission Monitoring by Robust Spectroscopy-Based Instrumentation Alain Ferber, Sintef, Norway
10:15	Break
10:45	Developments in Micro-NMR Michael J. McCarthy, U of California, Davis, USA
11:10	Advanced Water Analysis: On-Chip Separation and Detection of Proteins Wayne Einfeld, Sandia National Laboratories
11:35	Examples of Advances in Measurement Science that are Enhanced by CPAC's New Sampling/Sensor Initiative (NeSSI™) Brian Marquardt, CPAC, UW
12:05	*Lunch in Ristorante da Pancrazio* located in the Palazzo Pio**
14:00	Microreactors without Walls Barry Lutz, Post Doc, Engineering, and Dan Schwartz, Acting Associate Dean, Engineering, UW
14:25	New Standardized Microfluidic Devices for Aggressive Chemistry in Microreaction Systems Thomas R. Dietrich, mikroglas chemtech GmbH and MicroChemTec
14:55	Process Optimization using PAT Gerhard Korb, Sanofi-Aventis
15:25	Break
15:55	Case Study: Micro-Reactors from Laboratories to Production Hanns Wurziger, Merck KGaA, Germany
16:25	High Throughput Cell Culture Experimentation with BioProcessors SimCell™ Platform Ache Stokelman, Amgen
16:55	Flip Chart Oriented Discussion Session: Mel Koch, Volker Hessel, Paul Watts, and Ray Chrisman
17:30-19:30	CPAC Reception 'con Apertivo', Director's Apartment, UW Rome Center, co-hosted with Corporate Relations and Development, UW, USA


Wednesday, March 22 - CPAC Satellite Meeting, UW Rome Center, Italy
09:00	Selected CPAC Technical Talks
9:00	Micro-Sequential Injection: Applications to Biochemical Assays and Process Monitoring Jaromir Ruzicka, Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Washington, USA
9:10	Micro Biosensors Based on Surface Plasmon Resonance Clement Furlong, Medical Genetics, UW, USA
9:20	Analytical Control of a Micro-Reactor Stu Farquharson, Real-Time Analyzers, and Brian Marquardt, CPAC, UW
9:30	Better Processes for Better Compounds at Minimal Cost - the Economics and Science of Switching from Batch to Continuous Thomas Schwalbe, Micro-Reactor Systems Provider, Inc. (MRSP), USA
10:00	Autonomous Microsensors for Chemical Analysis: Problems and Perspectives Alanson Sample, Kishore Sundara-Rajan, and Abhinav Mathur, Graduate Students, and Alex Mamishev, Professor, Electrical Engineering, UW
10:20-12:00	Summarize Flip Chart Conclusions, Discussion Sections, and Develop Action Items Ray Chrisman, Volker Hessel, Mel Koch, Paul Watts
12:00	Meeting concludes