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Dr. J. is invited to participate in the GMP Summit-2015 event, and offered the position of Organizing Committee Member (OCM) for the GMP Summit-2015 conference.
The following are the details:
We are hosting the “4th International Summit on GMP GCP AND Quality control” (GMP Summit-2015) along with external scientific association with the leading researches, academicians, and Pharmaceutical market leaders around the globe, slated on October 26-28, 2015 Hyderabad, India.
Based on your eminence in the field, we would like to invite you for the scientific collaboration with the GMP Summit-2015 event, and honor you by offering the position of Organizing Committee Member (OCM) for the GMP Summit-2015 conference.
GMP Summit-2015 is a specially designed cluster conference, initiated by OMICS Group Journal editors of Pharmaceutica Analytica Acta.
The main theme of the conference is “New paradigm approach for manufacturing excellence and quality standards “ which covers a wide range of critically important sessions like Good manufacturing Practices, current GMP Guidelines, Quality assurance and Quality control in the pharma, biotechnology and healthcare industry, Good clinical practices and Good laboratory practices
With your association as an OCM with the GMP Summit-2015 international conference, OMICS Group would like to offer a platform for the interactions between experts around the world and aims in accelerating scientific discoveries in the field of Pharmacy.
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http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Regulation/Failure-to-refer-to-established-national-standards-calls-AG-investigation-into-question-experts-say
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