Date: Thursday, May 9, 2013
Time: 11:00 AM CT
Schedule this FREE webinar with your team – no travel required. All registered attendees will receive a certificate of completion for one professional development hour!
In this second webinar in the series “Custom Catalyst Commercialization” we will show how the involvement of BASF R&D can enhance either the current custom catalyst or lead to greatly improved second generation products, while maintaining the Intellectual Property (IP)
protection that is critical to the custom catalyst relationship.
This webinar builds on information presented previously on development scenarios, scale-up and manufacturing processes, catalyst and process knowledge and expertise, as well as confidentiality and Intellectual Property (IP) protection.
The webinar will conclude with a live question and answer session with BASF scientists and experts.
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| Viewers Will Learn: |
- How involving BASF’s Catalyst R&D group can enhance your catalyst technology
- An overview of BASF Catalyst’s R&D structure
- The value that BASF’s Specialist Groups offer in supporting the overall catalyst development effort
- Examples of innovation in BASF catalysts where our R&D group has improved performance through a variety of techniques by understanding the fundamentals of the interactions of reactants and catalyst components
- The benefits of engaging BASF’s Custom Catalysts R&D group to help you develop your current or next generation catalyst
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| Who should attend: |
- Chemists that develop catalysts
- Material Scientists that develop catalysts
- Process Engineers, especially those that scale up newly developed catalysts
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| Hear from these experts: |
Martin Kraus
Research Manager
BASF Chemical Catalyst Research Group |
John Pearson
CEO
Chemical Industry Roundtables, LLC
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| Questions? |
| For questions regarding this webinar, please contact Jennifer Brady at 713-343-1906 or jenn...@tradefairgroup.com |
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