Conference Programs

SYMYX PRODUCT DEMONSTRATIONS

Monday, May 19, 2008

10:15am An Integrated Workflow Optimized to Accelerate Polymorph Screening and Salt Selection
Sheila Colby, Ph.D. Application Manager, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
Extensive pre-formulation studies are needed to select the most stable and bioavailable form of a drug substance. However, such studies are typically conducted when precious little drug substance is available. Components of an integrated workflow optimized to enable high-throughput polymorph and salt selection studies will be demonstrated. As a result of using the workflow, researchers can now explore a broader experimental design space, in parallel, with less starting material.

10:45 Managing Biological Data with Assay Explorer and Symyx Notebook
Andreas Aeschi, Field Application Scientist, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
Planning, executing, and recording biological assays holds a unique set of challenges. This session will explore how Symyx Notebook and Assay Explorer allow biologists to meet these challenges and become more efficient and effective.

11:15 Symyx Tools Open Discussions
Application Managers and Product Managers
Symyx experts will be available during this session to demonstrate Symyx Tools and provide solutions to customer challenges. This session will be directed by questions posed by customers, and will be tailored to the interests of those attending. It is also an opportunity for attendees to learn how Symyx Tools can work in their laboratories.

11:45 End of Morning Demonstrations

2:25pm Delivering Content in Context with Isentris
Tanja Victoria Dahlke, Ph.D., Field Application Scientist, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
This workshop will discuss how Isentris allows you to plan synthetic routes efficiently, generate new compounds faster and reduce information bottlenecks with efficient access to the right information in the right format.

3:00 Integrated Sample Preparation: How to Enable Higher Throughput Solubility and Stability Experiments while Retaining Your Manual Accuracy
Craig Wolfangel, Life Sciences Application Manager, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
Most labs today are facing increasing pressure to run more samples, on more techniques and methods, more efficiently, and to make results available quicker. The use of automation and integration offers the ability to rapidly prepare samples in a more consistent fashion for a variety of methods and procedures. See how to effectively prepare and workup samples of powders, slurries, solutions, and viscous liquids on a single automation platform; achieving more consistent routines and improvements in throughput while maintaining required analytical accuracy.

4:00 End of Afternoon Demonstrations


Tuesday, May 20, 2008

10:05am Symyx Notebook for the Analytical Chemist
Frédéric Barberis, Field Application Scientist, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
This session will outline how to use Symyx Notebook to enable analytical chemists to use prior experience, develop new methods, access relevant information, and integrate to critical systems to be more efficient and effective.

10:35 Symyx Tools Open Discussions
Symyx Application Managers and Product Managers
Symyx experts will be available during this session to demonstrate Symyx Tools and provide solutions to customer challenges. This session will be directed by questions posed by customers, and will be tailored to the interests of those attending. It is also an opportunity for attendees to learn how Symyx Tools can work in their laboratories.

11:05 Versatile Automated Powder Dispensing
Pascal Desponds, Powder Dispense Product Manager, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
Most labs in life-science, chemical, semi-manufacturing, food and academia are facing the dispensing of powders in formulation, development or preparation as tedious, difficult, and potentially hazardous process. The use of automation and workflow integration offers the ability to repeat rapidly the dispense of powders precisely and without error. In the powder dispensing process, successful automation needs to demonstrate reliability and traceability, as well as ease of use. See how automation solutions are capable of dispensing powders with unmatched versatility to overcome a wide range of powder types and receptacles.

11:35 Drawing Structures, Biopolymers, and Presentation Style Graphics with Symyx Draw
Tanja Victoria Dahlke, Ph.D., Field Application Scientist, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
This session will explore how Symyx Draw’s new drawing capabilities make it convenient and simple for scientists to draw structures and queries for searching, registration and collaboration, as well as biopolymers and presentation style graphics.

12:05pm End of Morning Demonstrations

1:10 Symyx Tools Open Discussions
Symyx Application Managers and Product Managers
Symyx experts will be available during this session to demonstrate Symyx Tools and provide solutions to customer challenges. This session will be directed by questions posed by customers, and will be tailored to the interests of those attending. It is also an opportunity for attendees to learn how Symyx Tools can work in their laboratories.

1:45 Consumer and Product Attributes Through Fundamental Measurements; Coating and Polymer Properties Characterization
in High-Throughput

Jeff Yoder, Ph.D., Application Manager, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
Formulators and product development scientists are under increasing pressure to deliver new or improved consumer benefits across their company’s brands. Potential consumer benefits can often be inferred or predicted through the measurement of fundamental properties such as tack, coefficient of friction, and wear and solvent resistance. See how automated solutions can enable you to coat materials such as cosmetics, paints, emulsions, and others on a variety of substrates and measure fundamental properties of materials in the coated films. The benefits are increased understanding of your products and faster time to market with new materials.

2:15 Simplifying the Execution of Experiments with Automation Studio
Jack Gibson, Field Applications Scientist, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
This session will explore how to provide flexible and extensible instrument automation, data collection and analysis using Automation Studio. The latest version will be explored.

2:45 Symyx Tools Open Discussions
Symyx Application Managers and Product Managers
Symyx experts will be available during this session to demonstrate Symyx Tools and provide solutions to customer challenges. This session will be directed by questions posed by customers, and will be tailored to the interests of those attending. It is also an opportunity for attendees to learn how Symyx Tools can work in their laboratories.

3:45 Managing Information with Isentris and Isentris for Excel
Andreas Aeschi, Field Application Scientist, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
This session will show how to use Isentris Client and Isentris for Excel to enable scientists to access, browse, collate, manage and share scientific data from a diverse range of public and proprietary data sources, including in the Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet environment.

4:15 Managing Local Information in Isentris
Andreas Aeschi, Field Application Scientist, Symyx Technologies, Inc.
This session demonstrates how the new Isentris 3.1 allows the creation of local databases for access to personal content. Search, browse, filter, visualize and create SAR tables to support decisions will also be demonstrated.

4:45 Symyx Tools Open Discussions
Symyx Application Managers and Product Managers
Symyx experts will be available during this session to demonstrate Symyx Tools and provide solutions to customer challenges. This session will be directed by questions posed by customers, and will be tailored to the interests of those attending. It is also an opportunity for attendees to learn how Symyx Tools can work in their laboratories.

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