Join our free PAT Forum Webinar on April 15, 2026, covering the topic: » From Lab to Process: How Early PAT Integration Supports Process Development and Derisks Later Plant Implementations «

Bringing a process from lab to plant is a critical phase where small uncertainties can turn into costly deviations. Early integration of Process Analytical Technology (PAT) can make the decisive difference – enabling deeper process understanding, faster optimization, and more reliable plant implementation.

In this 45-minute webinar, our expert Philipp Pyka, Senior Expert for PAT Applications at Bayer AG, will share how PAT is systematically integrated from lab reactors to mini-plants and full production scale – enabling early identification of critical quality attributes, minimizing off-spec production, and building a robust foundation for efficient and reliable scale-up.

The free webinar will take place from 2:00-2:45 p.m. (UTC+2) and will be held in English. Following the input by our expert, you will have the opportunity to ask your individual questions live in the Q&A (Questions-and-Answers) session.

Key Takeaways:

• Discover how early PAT integration accelerates development timelines and increases project efficiency
• Gain practical insight into managing measurement challenges in dynamic chemical R&D environments
• Learn how a flexible yet standardized PAT toolbox reduces scale-up risks and strengthens process robustness

If you are involved in scaling processes from lab to production, this session will provide valuable perspectives on how to accelerate development while minimizing costly deviations later in the plant.

Don’t miss this opportunity to turn early PAT integration into a competitive advantage – and take away actionable strategies you can apply directly to your own scale-up and development projects.

Book your place now: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/ac32a5e5-866e-4929-8859-1097ee6bbdc2@12efbc6b-8289-4ead-9197-09c7136cb7c1

We look forward to your participation!

Your Hellma Team

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