Program for the 50th Anniversary HSP Conference
Full program now available, see below
The program is a mix of distinguished keynote speakers covering the broad range of HSP applications, contributed papers selected for their interest and challenge, two poster sessions and networking events and a Grand Conference Dinner in the world-famous National Railway Museum. It also features an optional training session on HSPiP given by Prof Abbott at no extra charge. There is also a special access Minster tour (with our own Conference special expert guide) for delegate Accompanying Persons at 11:00 Thu 6 April meeting outside York Minster.
Call for Posters continues!
We've got plenty of space for posters in the large conference facility. Please use the standard Abstract Template as an rtf file that can be brought (safely) into favourite editor such as Word or Open Document. Once completed, please save it with the file-name "YourLastName-Poster" as a .doc, .docx, .rtf or .odt and email it to Conference@hansen-solubility.com with Poster as the email subject.
Keynote Speakers
- Prof Jean-Marie Aubry, U. Lille, on the predictive power of HSP in formulation science
- Prof James Clark, U, York, on HSP for Green Chemistry
- Dr Charles Hansen on how HSP were developed
- Stefan Langner, U Erlangen-Nürnberg, HSP for Organophotovoltaics and beyond
- Dr Seishi Shimizu, U. York, on the thermodynamic heart of HSP
- Prof Daniel Schmidt, U. Mass. Lowell, on HSP for polymer formulations
- Sander van Loon (VLCI) and Bart Wuytens (Agfa Labs) on High Throughput measurement techniques for HSP
- Dr Hiroshi Yamamoto on the new HSP methodology
Full Program (subject to change)
Keynote speakers are shown in bold
Dr Yamamoto's 2-Part talk on New Directions in HSP will be accompanied by two papers available to delegates on the day.
Time | Speaker | Affiliation | Country | Title |
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Wed 5 April | ||||
09:00 | Prof Steven Abbott | HSPiP | UK | Optional (free) expert level tutorial on HSP & HSPiP |
12:00 | Welcome and light lunch | |||
13:00 | Prof Steven Abbott | HSPiP | UK | Welcome to HSP50 |
13:10 | Dr Charles Hansen | HSPiP | Denmark | A brief history of HSP |
13:30 | Dr Hiroshi Yamamoto | HSPiP | Japan | New directions in HSP Part 1: Splitting δD |
14:15 | Dr Seishi Shimizu | U York | UK | How not to wage losing battles against HSP |
15:00 | Break | |||
15:30 | Dr Hiroshi Yamamoto | HSPiP | Japan | New directions in HSP Part 2: Donor/Acceptor and δNet |
16:00 | Prof Jean-Marie Aubry | U Lille | France | A "top-down" in silico approach for designing ad hoc bio-based solvents: application to glycerol-derived solvents of nitrocellulose |
16:40 | Prof Andreas Klamt | COSMOlogic | Germany | The wider application range of COSMO-RS |
17:05 | Reception | til 19:00 | Networking, Posters, Drinks, Canapés | |
Thu 6 April | ||||
09:00 | Prof James Clark & Dr James Sherwood | U York | UK | Green chemistry and HSP |
09:40 | Peter Fisk | Peter Fisk Associates | UK | Examination of the relevance of Hansen Solubility Parameters to prediction of environmental hazards |
10:05 | Stefan Lawrenson | U York | UK | HSPiP for Greener Solid Phase Organic Synthesis (SPOS) |
10:30 | Break | |||
11:00 | Prof Daniel Schmidt | U Mass Lowell | USA | Sustainable reformulation using HSP |
11:40 | Prof Steven Abbott | HSPiP | UK | Protective barriers designed using HSP |
12:05 | Diego Tirado | Universidad Complutense de Madrid | Spain | Application of the Hansen solubility theory for the selection of co-solvents for supercritical carbon dioxide extraction |
12:30 | Lunch | |||
13:45 | Stefan Langner | U Erlangen-Nuremberg | HSP for smart formulations of organic electronics | |
14:25 | Dr Andrew Slark | Henkel Adhesive Technologies | UK | Controlling dye delivery in electronic imaging via dye-polymer interactions |
14:50 | Dr Martin Andersson | SP technical Research Institute of Sweden | Sweden | Prediction of eye-irritation with HSPiP and via elongation of polymer threads |
15:15 | ||||
15:45 | Prof Martin Garnett | U Nottingham | UK | Lack of correlation of polymer-drug dispersion stability with Hildebrand or Hansen solubility parameters |
16:10 | Dr Robert Gibson | 3M Purification Validation Laboratory | Belgium | The application of Hansen solubility parameters to aspects of pharmaceutical process validation |
16:35 | Tim Svenstrup Poulsen | Herlev Hospital | Denmark | HSP Guidance used in cancer assay for precision medicine |
17:00 | Prof Amos Ophir | Shenkar College | Israel | Thermodynamic Design for Controlled Release of Antimicrobial Essential Oils in Multiphase Thermoplastic Hybrids Active Packaging Film |
17:25 | Free time | |||
19:00 | Grand Conference Dinner | National Railway Museum | ||
Fri 7 April | ||||
09:00 | Sander van Loon & Bart Wuytens | VLCI & AgfaLabs | Netherlands & Belgium | Measurement of HSP as a commercial service |
09:55 | Prof Dietmar Lerche | LUM GmbH | Germany | High-efficient and automatic determination of Hansen Solubility (dispersibility) Parameters of micro-, nano-particles and quantum dots by instrumental in-situ visualization and quantification of sedimentation behavior under normal or high gravity |
10:20 | Dr Eric Brendlé | Adscientis | France | Recent advances in IGC measurement of HSP |
10:45 | Break | |||
11:15 | Prof Adam Voelkel | Poznań University of Technology | Poland | Hansen Solubility Parameters in Chromatographic Sciences |
11:40 | Dr Katarzyna Adamska | Poznań University of Technology | Poland | HSP for biomedical polymers - application of inverse gas chromatography |
12:05 | Dr Anett Kondor | Surface Measurement Systems | UK | Determination of Hansen Solubility Parameters using Inverse Gas Chromatography |
12:30 | Discussion session | HSP - future directions and challenges | ||
13:00 | Conference Ends |