The competitiveness of all processing industries – from (petro)-chemicals over pharmaceuticals to foods & feeds - greatly depends on its ability to deliver consistent, high-quality and high-value products at competitive prices, in a sustainable way.
Data, Data Analytics and Process Analytical Technology are becoming the cornerstones for any global, competitive industry, and process analytical techniques are an essential tool in this future. With this in mind EuroPACT 2023 focusses on featuring innovation along the following three pillars:
The three pillars will be complemented by a special focus on PACT for energy efficiency and circular economy applications. The conference will be completed by an exhibition of instrumentation, applications and data evaluation tools.
EuroPACT 2023 provides a unique meeting and a discussion forum for researchers, suppliers and users of process analytics from both academia and industry. The conference program will include plenary and invited lectures and plenty of opportunity for discussion with colleagues during poster sessions, speed dating and discussion rounds.
Committee 2023
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Tobias Eifert |
Covestro, Uerdingen/D |
| Franciscus Winfried J van der Berg | University of Copenhagen/DK |
| Ana Cameirao | SPIN Center Mines Saint-Etienne/FR |
| Noémie Caillol | Axel'One/FR |
| Katharina Dahlmann | Aquila Biolabs, CH |
| Martin Gerlach |
Bayer, Leverkusen/DE |
| Massimiliano Grosso |
University of Cagliari/IT |
| Christoph Herwig | TU Wien/AT |
| Jeroen Jansen |
Radboud University Nijmegen/NL |
| Anna de Juan Capdevila |
University of Barcelona/ES |
| Riadh Lakhmi |
SPIN Center Mines Saint-Etienne/FR |
| Bernhard Lendl |
TU Wien/AT |
| David Littlejohn |
University of Strathclyde, CPACT, Glasgow/UK |
| Ingrid Måge |
Nofima, Oslo/NO |
| Michael Maiwald |
Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM), Berlin/DE |
| Geir Rune Flåten |
aspentech, Oslo/NO |
| Dan Wood | Keit Spectrometers, Didcot/UK |
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| Franciscus Winfried J van der Berg | University of Copenhagen/DK |
| Natalie Kerr |
University of Strathclyde, CPACT, Glasgow/GB |
| Nina Weingärtner |
DECHEMA e.V., Frankfurt am Main/DE |
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Modern process data analytics: What’s the fuzz with all the buzz (words)? |
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Current and future PAT challenges from a Lanxess and a NAMUR perspective |
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Batch Performance - An Ethanol Process Optimization Journey Scott Dickerson, Novozymes/US
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NIR hyperspectral in process lines. When is it needed?
8 May 2023, 13:40 |
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Digital sensor technologies for Process Optimization
8 May 2023, 14:20 |
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Implementation of automated learning for novel bioprocesses by combining well controlled high throughput experiments with analytical technologies Peter Neubauer, TU Berlin/D
9 May 2023, 09:00 |
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eNose networks monitor ambient air industrial sites 24/7 to detect anomalous gas emissions that pose a risk of safety in the surrounding area. Simon Bootsma, Comon Invent/NL
9 May 2023, 09:40 |
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Smart spectroscopic sensors contribute to an efficient and sustainable food industry Jens Petter Wold, Nofirma/NO
9 May 2023, 13:40 |
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Ready? Or not ready? Old and new modelling approaches in dairy process monitoring and control Ewa Szymanska, FrieslandCampina/NL
9 MAy 2023, 14:20 |
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Variable selection of spectroscopy data in multivariate statistical process monitoring for fault detection and diagnosis Isabella Jul-Jorgensen, Novo Nordisk/DK & Technical University of Denmark/DK
10 May 2023, 09:00 |
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Scalable Continuous Photochemical and Electrochemical Reactions: Reactors and PAT challenges and Current Gaps and Future Opportunities - from Picoseconds to Tonnes Mike George, University of Nottingham/UK
10 May 2023, 09:40 |
The lecture and poster programme is available as PDF Download:
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Scandic Copenhagen is centrally located in Copenhagen and enjoys a scenic setting with views of the Lakes, and just around the corner is shopping and sights, such as Tivoli Gardens.
From the hotel, you are within walking distance of most of Copenhagen; however, if you need to travel further, then public transport is available. A few minutes’ walk from the hotel is the Central Station and Vesterport Station, where trains and buses depart regularly throughout the day and night.
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