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School: Bowdoin College

Bodywork for Performers
Course Format: Classroom
In a studio environment, applies principles of somatic awareness drawn from the insights and techniques of Mabel Ellsworth Todd, FM Alexander, Moshe Feldenkrais and others. The goal is to increase awareness of habitual patterns of use, deepening understanding of posture, movement, breathing, speaking and singing, and to develop the quality of presence in performance. Actors, dancers, musicians ...
 

Artificial Intelligence and Computer Games
Course Format: Classroom
In the same way that robotic soccer has become a popular test-bed for robotics research, computer games are becoming an increasingly utilized test-bed for the development of new techniques in certain areas of artificial intelligence (AI) research (e.g. knowledge representation; search; planning, reasoning, and learning under uncertainty). At the same time, AI techniques are becoming increasingl...
 

Powder Mixing Technology
Course Format: Classroom
The course presents the principles and techniques of mixing free-flowing or cohesive powders. Selection of suitable industrial equipment for particular mixing duties will be discussed analyzing mixer performance in terms of process advantages, mixture quality and the flexibility of the mixer for multi-product manufacture. Other topics to be covered include powder sampling techniques, a pract...
 

Industrial Drying of Heat Sensitive Materials
Course Format: Classroom
This course describes the aspects of achieving successful drying operations involving heat sensitive materials, especially where dryer feedstocks are available as a liquid formulation or as a moist solid particulate. Another major focus is the drying of such difficult-to-dry materials as foams and extremely dense large particulates. Reference will be made to the relevant drying theory, and the ...
 

Color Additives and Their Use in Decorative Cosmetics
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides a comprehensive look at the broad spectrum of color additives that are used in decorative cosmetic products, including standard organic and inorganic pigments as well as pearlescent, fluorescent and surface treated ones. Starting with a discussion of color basics from a physics perspective, it then moves to the selection of colors from the viewpoints of regulations, stabili...
 

Process Analytical Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Both the US Food and Drug Administration and the European Medicines Agency are pushing improvements in pharmaceutical manufacturing efficiency, defined as Process Analytical Technology, or PAT. These initiatives are driven by increased regulatory demand, consumer pressure and soaring drug dosage costs. The regulatory agencies have identified the test-to-document requirements of the old cGMP man...
 

Aerosol Technology
Course Format: Classroom
This course has been designed to cover the major aspects of aerosol technology and to instruct you in the successful formulation of aerosols for use in personal care products (deodorants, hair spray and shaving lathers), household products (room deodorants and disinfectants), automotive products (cleaners, lubricants and refrigerants), paints, food products (including pan sprays), industrial/ i...
 

cGMP for Pharmaceutical Production Supervisors
Course Format: Classroom
This course will provide an orientation and understanding of the Current Good Manufacturing Practice segment of the U.S. Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. The course will cover supervisory techniques and practices for complying with the U.S. FDA regulations in packaging, assembly, production and manufacturing. It will provide a practical application of the cGMP on the operating level. Actual experi...
 

INDs, NDAs vs CTDs Global Regulations
Course Format: Classroom
The content of this course is designed to present the intricate parts of INDs, NDAs, BLAs, ANDAs, SNDAs and CTDs. These regulatory submissions for drug and biologic products will be based on the requirements of the US Code of Federal Regulations, the ICH Guidelines for global submissions and the EU Directives. Specifics of the IND, NDA, BLA, ANDA, SNDA and CTD will be detailed for safety, quali...
 

Patent Law
Course Format: Classroom
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is the focal point for the legal criteria by which US patents are enforced. The Court¡¯s rulings on recent multi-million dollar patent infringement awards illustrate how important it is for the business manager to understand how the patent system works. With the great increase in the cost of technology development, and the rapidity of technica...
 

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