About the Presenters

Join us for this Webinar series in June on the use of near-infrared (NIR) at critical points in the pharmaceutical manufacturing process. Attend all three topics OR only the topics that interest you the most.

TIMES ARE LISTED IN EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME AND GREENWICH MEAN TIME. REMEMBER TO CHECK YOUR LOCAL TIME ZONE.

Webinar 1:
NIR Analysis of Batch and Continuous Blending

Webinar 2:
NIR Analysis of Moisture and Solvent in Drying

Webinar 3:
NIR Analysis of Hot Melt Extrusion

Dr. Todd Strother received his Analytical Chemistry Ph.D. in 2001 while working in Lloyd Smith’s lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Strother is the Near-Infrared Applications Scientist at Thermo Fisher Scientific in Madison, Wisconsin where he works on novel NIR applications across many industries. His current focus is on biological and biopharmaceutical processes and applications. Previously, Dr. Strother has worked in the biotech industry specializing in surface chemistries used in protein microarrays and multiplexed immunoassays. Additionally, he holds a graduate degree in Science Education and has taught in both secondary and post-secondary institutions.

Dr. Jeffrey Hirsch received his Masters' and Ph.D. in Biological Inorganic Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin in, respectively, 1996 and 2001. His doctoral work focused on making synthetic mimics of metal-based plant enzymes and using spectroscopy to understand form-function relationships. After receiving his doctorate, Jeff did post-doctoral study at MIT in Cambridge, MA. Currently, Jeff is the Near-Infrared Product Manager for Thermo Fisher Scientific in Madison, WI.

Free Webinar Series:
Near-Infrared Applications for the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Process

The Webinar is 30 minutes followed with 15 minutes for questions and answers.

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