Join us 21 April to explore how digital tools and frameworks are transforming regulated analytical testing, compliance and industry-wide adoption

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Join us for a dynamic roundtable discussion exploring the transformative impact of digital tools in regulated analytical testing and compliance. With the launch of the ChemisTwin platform and publication of the first regulatory framework defining digital reference standards – the Chapter 11 revision of US Pharmacopeia (USP) – we’ll explore how digitalisation enhances accuracy, streamlines workflows and supports regulatory submissions.

Our expert guests from industry and academia will discuss how novel digital tools could be applied to regulated analysis and how building coalitions can drive industry-wide adoption.

Designed for professionals in regulatory affairs, quality assurance and analytical testing, this webinar offers practical strategies to address challenges and discuss how digitalisation can unlock new frontiers beyond traditional lab boundaries. Register now for your chance to hear how experts are shaping the future of compliance and unlocking new possibilities beyond traditional lab boundaries.

During this webinar, you will gain:

  • Actionable insights: learn how digital tools like ChemisTwin and USP- ID are revolutionising regulated analytical testing and compliance workflows
  • Collaborative opportunities: ask your questions to industry leaders who are shaping the future of digital compliance – and explore innovative solutions beyond traditional lab boundaries

Panel of speakers

 

Markus Obkircher

Portrait of Markus Obkircher, Global director biochemistry R&D at Merck Life Science

Markus Obkircher is global director of biochemistry R&D at Merck Life Science, India, leading the development of innovative products, kits, services and solutions in that area. Markus previously led Merck’s Reference Materials & Proficiency Testing program, driving analytical standards, certified reference materials and workflow development with teams in Asia-Pacific, US and Europe. 

 

Coralie Leonard

Portrait of Coralie Leonard, digital business model developer at Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany

Coralie Leonard has worked for over a decade in the market development of certified reference materials. She is currently leading the development of the digital reference materials concept and the associated ChemisTwin platform at Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany. Coralie is committed to shaping the future of compliance by fostering collaboration and advocating for digital solutions that unlock new possibilities beyond traditional boundaries.

 

Cameron Robertson

Portrait of Cameron Robertson, chemist in NMR Spectroscopy at Bureau International des Poids et Mesures (BIPM)

Cameron Robertson leads qNMR activities at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, France. Within the Consultative Committee for Amount of Substance: Metrology in Chemistry and Biology (CCQM), he coordinates international comparisons and supports national metrology institutes validating analytical methods and certifying reference materials. His current work focuses on novel standards, alongside quantum enabled approaches for internationally recognised measurement and regulatory decisions.

 

Michael Witting

Portrait of Michael Witting, co-head of metabolomics & proteomics core at Helmholtz Munich

Michael Witting heads the metabolomics team of the Metabolomics and Proteomics Core at Helmholtz Munich, Germany. His research interests include novel methods for LC-MS-based metabolomics and lipidomics, as well as data analytical methods for metabolite identification, e.g incorporating orthogonal parameters such as retention times or collisional cross sections.

 

Ben Shapiro

Portrait of Ben Shapiro, head of digital standards at US Pharmacopeia

Ben Shapiro is head of Digital Standards at US Pharmacopeia. He oversees the development and commercialisation of digital standards and technology solutions that help scientists and quality professionals ensure the quality of medicines. His work spans structured digital documentary standards, digital reference standards, implementation policy frameworks, and the partnerships and regulatory engagements that support their adoption.

 

ChemisTwin

Launched in 2023 by Merck, ChemisTwin was the first digital reference materials platform for analytical testing, capable of performing automatic analysis of samples’ purity, identification and degradation of compounds through calibrated algorithm-based digital references. With digital signatures for more than 1,500 reference materials, this automation and calibration tool helps scientists ensure the quality and safety of medicines from the earliest stages of research and development through quality control and quality assurance testing.

USP-ID

Developed by the US Pharmacopiea, USP-ID software combines high-quality chemical reference databases with smart algorithms for one-click, automated solutions by qNMR, giving scientists the tools to identify and quantify complex chemical mixtures.

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