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From Surface Properties to Product Performance: Formulating Pharmaceuticals with Inverse Gas Chromatography

Tuesday, October 6 | 14:00 BST | 15:00 CEST | 9:00 EDT | 18:30 IST

Join Dr. Daniel J. Burnett for an engaging introduction to Inverse Gas Chromatography (IGC), and its vital role in pharmaceutical R&D, during iGC-SEA Week 2026. This webinar will explore how IGC can be used to understand the surface and bulk properties that influence material behavior, processing, formulation, and product performance.

Through practical case studies, Dr. Burnett will demonstrate applications including surface energy characterization and particle interactions; polymorphism and solid-state transitions; agglomeration, cohesion, and adhesion; and the relationships between material properties, process conditions, and performance in pharmaceutical systems.

The session will also highlight how IGC data can support formulation strategy and product development by revealing critical differences between materials that may not be apparent using conventional characterization techniques alone. Attendees will gain a clear overview of the technique, the information it can provide, and how it can be applied to solve real-world challenges across pharmaceutical and materials development, from early research through scale-up and final product optimization decisions.

What You'll Learn

Application Areas:
Surface energy characterization and particle interactions Polymorphism and solid-state transitions Agglomeration, cohesion, and adhesion studies Material-process-performance relationships in pharmaceutical systems

About the Speaker

Dr. Daniel J. Burnett

Director of Science,
Surface Measurement Systems

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