EAS Mini-Symposium

University of Connecticut – Technology Park
159 Discovery Dr, Storrs, CT 06269

Thursday, June 4, 2026; 9:00am – 4:30pm

To kick off our 65th anniversary celebrations, EAS is proud to announce a collaborative one-day event (in-person only) at the University of Connecticut (UConn), specifically designed for professionals in pharmaceutical analysis. This one-day symposium offers a deep dive into emerging analytical trends and provides practical, application-driven insights from a panel of industry leaders, academic researchers, and regulatory experts.

Technical Program: Our technical program features speakers on four critical analytical tracks below, including two keynote addresses providing high-level industry perspectives. Click here for the preliminary agenda.

  • Analytical Lifecycle Management under ICH Q2(R2) and ICH Q14
  • Data Integrity and Digital Transformation in GMP Laboratories  
  • Stability Testing and Control Strategies for Pharmaceutical Products 
  • Advanced Analytics, AI, and Predictive Quality in Pharmaceutical Analysis

Exposition: Discover new solutions with our selected exhibitors. The expo runs parallel to the technical program to maximize networking and engagement opportunities.

Short Courses (June 5): On Friday, June 5th, two high-demand half-day short courses will be offered to provide technical training for those seeking additional discussion on analytical method validation and stability data management. Morning course: 8:30AM – 11:30AM and afternoon course 1:30 PM- 4:30PM. Click on course title for more details:

Registration: Seating is limited. Registration includes a light breakfast and lunch. Click here to register online.

Pricing:

ItemPrice
Technical Sessions (June 4th)Attendee: $250
Full-Time Student: $50
Short Course (June 5th)Half-day Course: $200

Thank you to the following companies for their participation and support.

Freethink TechnologiesJabil CorporationMerck & Co., Inc.
ModernaPfizerSanofi
United States Food & Drug AdministrationUnited States PharmacopeiaUniversity of Connecticut
Vertex