HPTLC 2011Information

International Symposium for HPTLC BASEL Switzerland 06 – 08 July 2011

HPTLC Symposium Basel 06-08 July 2011 – Information  

 

How to get to the hotel Ramada Plaza and the Congress Center:

  

‐ All direct intercontinental flights to Switzerland arrive at Zurich Airport, which is 55 minutes from Basel by train (http://www.sbb.ch). All three Basel railway stations – SBB (Switzerland), SNCF (France) and DB (Germany) – are within 10 minutes of the hotel and the Congress Center.

‐ The following tram line will get you directly from Basel Railway station (SBB (Switzerland), SNCF (France)) to the station ‘Messeplatz’: Line 2 >> Please note: The hotel confirmation is also your tram ticket. Please consider it ready for inspections. German Railway Station (DB (Germany)): Only 5 minutes walk from there to the hotel / Congress Center

‐ When checking in at the hotel Ramada (as well as all other hotels in Basel) you will be provided with a ‘Mobility ticket’, which allows you free use of trams and buses in Basel. You must always have the ticket with you. (http://www.ramada.de/basel)

Wednesday 06 July 2011 – First day of the Symposium

‐ Check-in at the Congress Center (http://www.congress.ch) begins at 8:00 am. Please keep your ID and invoice/business card ready.

‐ Posters: Please mark your poster with the number you received (for example, 5f). Our friendly staff in the Congress Center will help you find your space for the posters after you checked-in. Please also bring your posters as PDF files, so that we can make it available electronically to all participants

‐ The info desk is located at the Congress Center. The symposium crew will be at your disposal during the whole symposium.

Official Symposium Dinner

‐ The dinner starts at 7:30 pm in the Restaurant ‘Löwenzorn’ (http://www.loewenzorn.ch).

(Restaurant ‘Löwenzorn’)                    (Market Square, Basel)

‐ All participants meet at 7:00 pm at the Marktplatz (Market Square). These tram lines will bring you directly from the Congress Center (station ‘Messeplatz’) to the station ‘Marktplatz’: Line 6, 14 and 15. The symposium crew will wait for you there, holding blue balloons, and accompany you to the restaurant.

‐ Please do not forget your name badge with the symbol on it. You will get this name badge at the check-in. The symbol shows at which table you are seated.

HPTLC Symposium Basel 06-08 July 2011 – Information  

 

Thursday 07 July 2011 – Second day of the Symposium

‐ For our next generation: Special event for students, academics, industrials (young adults 20-35); Start 8:00 pm after the manufacturer’s cocktail. Meeting point: At the info desk in the Congress Center. You can register the whole day (Wednesday, 06 July, after the check-in finished ) at the info desk in the Congress Center.

Friday 08 July 2011 – Third day of the Symposium

Novartis Campus Tour

‐ Participants who registered for the ‘Novartis Tour’ meet at 2:00 pm at the Congress Center and will be accompanied to the ‘Novartis Campus’. For safety reasons, the tour will start exactly at 2:30 pm in the Novartis Campus. It is therefore very important that you're on time (2:00 pm) at the meeting point in the Congress Center.

‐ Please do not forget to bring your ID/Passport, otherwise you are not allowed to enter the ‘Novartis Campus’.

‐ Please do not forget to print and bring the tickets for this event (www.amiando.com/hptlc_Symposium_special_events.html)

City Treasure Hunt

‐ Participants who registered for the ‘City Treasure Hunt’ meet at 2:00 pm at the Congress Center.

‐ Please do not forget to print and bring the tickets for this event (www.amiando.com/hptlc_Symposium_special_events.html)

Good to know

‐ The HPTLC Symposium ends at 2 pm for all participants who have not signed up for any of these events. Deadline to sign for one of the special events is June 26. (www.amiando.com/hptlc_Symposium_special_events.html)

‐ During the whole symposium a photographer will capture the beautiful moments. We will send these memories to all participants 2-3 weeks after the symposium.

‐ Please note that you cannot bring for free family members, friends or other people to the Congress Center, the official dinner or special events. You need to sign them up until June 26 at info@hptlc.com and pay cash for them at the Congress Center in the morning of July 06! The scientific program is only for registered participants. Thanks for understanding. - Dinner 70 Euros / Person - Manufacturer’s cocktail 30 Euros / Person - Dinner and cocktail 90 Euros / Person - Special events 30 Euros / Person (Novartis Campus or City Treasure Hunt)

Useful telephone numbers

‐ +41 79 599 93 73 (Committee) ‐ +41 61 560 40 00 (Hotel Ramada) ‐ + 41 61 425 66 66 (Taxi) ‐ 117 (Police)

All numbers 24h

Links

‐ http://www.basel.com/ (City map) ‐ http://www.sbb.ch/(Swiss Railway) ‐ www.ramada.de/basel ‐ www.hptlc.com

E-Mail

‐ info@hptlc.com

See you soon in Basel and all the best from Switzerland

Congress Center Basel/Switzerland

Schedule of Oral Presentations

Wednesday, 6th

8.00 Registration starts 9.00 Tutorial: Hyphenations in HPTLC with UV/Vis/FLD/MS/FTIR/NMR/bioassays Gertrud Morlock, Germany 9.00 Tutorial: HPTLC for the analysis of botanical materials and medicinal plants Eike Reich, Switzerland 10.00 Coffee break (30 min) 10.30 Opening ceremony starts with the traditional and famous "Basler Morgenstraich" 10.50 – 12.30 Session 1 – Fundamentals Chair: Dr. Friedrich Geiss Solvents and solvent selection for thin-layer chromatography Colin Poole, USA The latest achievements and prospects for pressurized planar electrochromatography Tadeusz Dzido, Poland The new variant of multidimensional planar chromatography Svetlana Khrebtova, Russia TLC for pharmaceutical analysis in resource limited countries Eliangiringa Kaale, Tanzania Influence of magnetic and electrostatic fields on amino acids’ and biogenic amines’ retention in TLC Irena Malinowska, Poland Fluorescence detection by intensity changes for AMD-TLC separations of lipids Vincente Cebolla, Spain 12.30 Lunch (1h) 13.30 – 15.00 Session 2 - Miniaturization and trends Chair: Prof. Dr. Mario Aranda, Chile Ultra Thin Layer Chromatography Using Electrospun Nanofibers Susan Olesik, USA Ultrathin-layer chromatography on nanoengineered films Steven Jim, Canada Fabrication and Chromatographic Separations on Binder-Free, Carbon Nanotube-Fabricated Thin Layer Chromatography Plates Matthew Lindfort, USA Micro PLC to detect falsified fruit preservation Rudolf Kaiser, Germany

Novartis Campus

15.40 – 17.30 Session 3 - Planar chromatography as preferred tool Chair: Prof. Dr. Bernd Spangenberg and Dr. Kathrin Kabrodt, Germany Planar chromatography as analytical tool in synthetic biology Irena Vovk, Slovenia HPTLC as comprehensive tool for analytical determinations Mario Vega, Chile Pharmaceutical applications of HPTLC as a problem solving technique Clare McKinlay, UK High-throughput planar solid phase extraction – a new clean-up concept in multi-residue analysis of pesticides Wolfgang Schwack, Germany Normal-phase HPTLC separation of salicylic acid, lactic acid, retinoic acid, chlorogenic acid, caffeic acid and caffeine A. Jamshidi, Iran Assessing the quality of topical formulations of Calendula officinalis with HPTLC Snezana Agatonovic-Kustrin, Australia 19.30 Official symposium dinner 22.00 End

Thursday, 7th

9.00 – 10.20 Session 4 - Traditional Medicine Chair: Prof. Dr. Irmgard Merfort, Germany The TLC atlas of Chinese crude drugs Zheng-Tao Wang, China Marker Profiling – Evidence Based Approach for Quality Evaluation of Herbs in Indian System of Medicine Pulok K. Mukherjee, India Simple Densitometric-TLC Analysis of Non-Chromophore Containing Wanchai De-Eknamkul, Thailand Application of HPTLC for GI stability evaluation of Psoralen, Bakuchiol and Bakuchicin in simulated physiological fluids L Sathiyanarayanan, India 10.20 Poster session and coffee break (40 min) 11.00 – 12.20 Session 5 - Food supplements and phytochemistry Chair: Prof. Dr. Olumuyiwa Ogegbo, England Utilization of HPTLC for authentication and identification of botanical specimens Troy Smillie, USA TLC with biodetection to screen plant extracts for the presence of potential drugs to be used in neurodegenerative diseases Monika Waksmundzka-Hajnos, Poland HPTLC: simple and effective tool to detect adulterated mixtures of Eurycoma longifolia root Joseph Goh Keng Sean, Malaysia Estimation of ursolic acid and luteolin in Phyla nodiflora (L.) Greene using HPTLC Sangita Shukla, India 12.20 Lunch (1h)

Tinguely Fountain

13.20 – 14.45 Session 6 - Phytopharmaceutical industry Chair: Dr. Mieczyslaw Sajewicz, Poland The use of (HP)TLC in phytoindustrial R&D Clemens Erdelmeier, Germany Application of (HP)TLC as essential part of Phytoneering at Bionorica – is this analytical tool still able to compete with state of the art and novel high standard analytical tools? Gudrun Abel, Germany HPTLC and HPTLC/MS studies on some bioactive natural products J. Madhusudana Rao, India Use of HPTLC in quality control & standardisation of herbal medicinal plants & products Mohammad Kamil, United Arab Emirates 14.45 Poster session and coffee break (40 min) 15.25 – 17.00 Session 7 - Validation and regulatory aspects Chair: Prof. Dr. Colin Poole, USA European regulatory framework and quality control of (traditional) herbal medicinal products Werner Knöss, Germany Validation of TLC procedures Bernd Renger, Germany Development of stability indicating chromatographic evaluation method for moxonidine in pharmaceutical formulations Rajendra B. Kakde, India Chemical profiling of exstesy recoverd from around Jakarta by HPTLC-spectrophotodensitometry I M.A.Gelgel Wirasuta, Indonesia RP-HPTLC estimation of benzhexol HCl and trifluperazine HCl in pharmaceutical dosage form M.S.Charde, India 17.00 Panel discussion with invited speakers (coffee available) Chair: Prof. Dr. Matthias Hamburger, Switzerland 17.45 – 19.20 Session 8 - Manufacturers session Chair: Pierre Bernard-Savary, CCCM France Recent instrumentation developments at CAMAG Rolf Rolli, Switzerland Future perspectives of TLC; The dominant marked leader steps ahead Mehmet Dogan, Germany HPTLC-MALDI-TOF-MS coupling for the MS and MS/MS analysis maintaining the chromatographic resolution Martin Schürenberg, Germany Phytochemical certified samples by Botanicert, a new french startup Do Thi Kieu Tiên, France Natural compounds purification by Counter-Current Chromatography CPC/CCC Gregoire Audo, France 19.20 Poster award and manufacturers’ cocktail 20.00 End

Friday, 8th

9.00 – 11.00 Session 9 - Coupling with MS Chair: Prof. Dr. G. Morlock, Germany and Prof. Dr. Jentaie Shiea, Taiwan Coupling HPTLC and mass spectrometry: how and why Vilmos Kertesz, USA The coupling of HPTLC with DART mass spectrometry Elena Chernetsova, Russia On versatility of the TLC-MS interface and its analytical importance Teresa Kowalska, Poland Application of TLC-MS in water analysis Wolfram Seitz, Germany Improved HPTLC separation of lipids by using Automated Multiple Development (AMD) and identification with TLC-MS-Interface Ingo Schellenberg, Germany Supporting the chemist decision in small molecule leads discovery through an open and easy access automated HPTLC-MS-ELSD platform Francis Maquin, France Controlling the insulin purification process using HPTLC–MS Michael Schulz, Germany 11.00 Coffee break (30 min) 11.30 – 12.55 Session 10 - Effect-directed detection Chair: Dr. J. Madhusudana Rao, India Bioassays as a detection tool in TLC Irena Choma, Poland Potential applicability of modern bioautography (BioArena) in the study of plant ingredients Ágnes Móricz, Hungary Free radical-scavenging activity (FRSA) of sea urchins pigments Alexander Shikov, Russia Effect-directed analysis of landfill leachates using HPTLC/AMD with bioluminescence detection Stefan Weiss, Germany HPTLC-bioluminescence detection with Vibrio fischeri - Method enhancements and its potential in the field of consumer goods Vera Baumgartner, Switzerland 13.00 Closing ceremony 13.15 Lunch 14.15 Sightseeing of Novartis Campus or Basel City 17.30 End