BIWIC 2024
The 29th BIWIC – International Workshop on Industrial Crystallization
The 29th BIWIC – International Workshop on Industrial Crystallization will this year be hosted by Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands, from September 11 to 13, 2024. The workshop organization is supported by Pro2Tech institute of Delft University of Technology.
The workshop has become an important part of the conference calendar for crystallization groups worldwide. The aim is to gather interested parties from academia, industry, and research institutes to discuss their work and exchange knowledge towards overcoming challenges and advancing the knowledge frontiers in industrial crystallization. It is also a great opportunity to initiate (or expand) your connections with renowned scientists and industry leaders in the crystallization field in a friendly atmosphere.
The first BIWIC was held in Bremen, Germany in 1990 and has since been organized in Germany, France, China, South Korea, Denmark, South Africa, the Netherlands, Thailand, Finland and Sweden.
For information please send an email to biwic2024@tudelft.nl
This website will be updated on a regular basis
Abstract submission is closed.
Deadline | EXTENDED
- 20th AUG 2024: REGISTRATION DEADLINE
The fee is € 550 incl dinner and social activity.
Disclaimer
In case of cancellation after registration we can only refund 50% of the fee until the registration closure date of June 1st, 2024. After that date it is not possible for us to refund cancellations. For cancellations please send an email to biwic2024@tudelft.nl
You will receive a one-time email with information from all Sponsors.
When submitting an abstract, you should consider the following:
- The abstract submission deadline for oral presentation is on 10th June, 2024 at 12:00 o'clock
- The assessment of the abstracts will be untill 24th of June, 2024. after that we will let you know if it has been accepted for an oral or poster
- A presentation should be no longer than 20 minutes, including Q&A
- Use the BIWIC abstract template for submitting the abstract (see download button)
- Abstracts should be submitted in *.pdf format
- Name the abstract paper for submission like this: Lastname presenting author_Oral_BIWIC2024.pdf OR Lastname presenting author_Poster_BIWIC2024.pdf
You will be informed after June 24th if your abstract is accepted.
The best poster will be rewarded a posterprize.
Topics
- Fundamentals of crystallization (nucleation and growth, thermodynamics)
- Process design, monitoring, modelling and control
- Product design, characterisation and control
- Industrial crystallization applications: e.g. life sciences – pharmaceuticals, biologics, fine chemicals; resource recovery – metals, biorefinery products
Day 1: 11 September 2024 | ||
13:00-13:15 hr | Opening speech: Burak Eral | |
Session 1: Fundamentals | Chair: Herman Kramer | ||
Time | Title | Speaker |
13:15-13:40 hr | Probing the nature of the crystal-solution boundary layer: an experimental campaign studying secondary nucleation from nuclei breeding | De Vrieze |
13:40-14:05 hr | Polymorph and morphology formation of nickel carbonate by reactive crystallization | |
14:05-14:30 hr | Enantiopurity by directed evolution of crystallization behaviour and non-equilibrium conditions | Pinetre |
14:30-14:55 hr | Feasibility of Data-Driven Models to Predict Crystallisation Induction Time | Mandaza |
14:55-15:20 hr | The deployment of 2D population balance modelling to optimise particle processability in pharmaceutical crystallisation processes | Watson |
15:20-15:45 hr | Coffee Break | Poster Session | |
Session 2: Fundamentals | Chair: Peter Daudey/A. van der Heijden | ||
Time | Title | Speaker |
15:45-16:10 hr | Crystallization kinetics of full-length monoclonal antibodies across varying scales | Ferreira |
16:10-16:35 hr | Crystal Growth and Dissolution Behavior Throughout Temperature Cycle Induced Deracemization | Maeda |
16:35-17:00 hr | New insights into the solubilization of multicomponent crystals: a case study of pipemidic acid | Wu |
17:00-17:25 hr | Understanding the Effect of Screw Design on Continuous Particle Isolation Performance within the Continuous Vacuum Screw Filter | Meier |
17:25-19:30 hr | Welcome Gathering | fingerfood and drinks | |
Day 2: 12 September 2024 | ||
Session 3: Industrial Crystallization & Process Engineering | Chair: Hugo Meeks | ||
Time | Title | Speaker |
09:00-09:25 hr | Understanding the Effect of Screw Design on Continuous Particle Isolation Performance within the Continuous Vacuum Screw Filter | Meier |
09:25-09:50 hr | Novel pilot-scale crystallizer for the production of Mg(OH)2 compound from salt solutions | Battaglia |
09:50-10:15 hr | Integration of Deep Learning and 3D CFD-PBM Model for Characterizing Mg(OH)2 Precipitation | Marchisio |
10:15-10:40 hr | Impact of Foreign Species on Crystallization: Process Design and Monitoring | Trespi |
10:40-11:00 hr | Coffee Break | Poster Session | |
Session 4: Industrial Crystallization & Process Engineering | Chair: Rob Geertman | ||
Time | Title | Speaker |
11:00-11:25 hr | Agglomerated Crystallization of Medium-Chain Organic Acids Salts | Codan |
11:25:-11:50 hr | Crystallization Process with Solid Form Control for Integrated Continuous Drug Substance Manufacturing | Stelzer |
11:50-12:30 hr | Soundbites/Sponsors/COST action by Ivo Rietveld | |
12:30-14:00 hr | Lunch | Poster Session | |
Session 5: Sustainability | Chair: Ivo Rietveld | ||
Time | Title | Speaker |
14:00-14:25 hr | Process Development for Recovery of Lithium Carbonate from a Battery Recycling Process | Musholt |
14:25-14:50 hr | Control over sodium sulfate hydrates formation upon temperature cycling for sustainable thermal energy storage | Claude |
14:40-15:15 hr | Using CO2 to precipitate MnCO3 for a lithium-ion battery precursor | Lewis |
15:00-15:40 hr | Simultaneous and Sequential Precipitation from Lithium-Ion Batteries (LIBs) Recycling Process | Mazur |
15:40-16:30 hr | Walk to the boat | |
16:30-17:30 hr | Boat Tour or Football | |
19:00-21:00 hr | Dinner | |
Day 3: 13 September 2024 | ||
Session 6: Sustainability | Chair: TBA | ||
Time | Title | Speaker |
09:30-09:55 hr | Towards sustainability in industry: PET recycling approaches on an industrial scale | Marc |
09:55-10:20 hr | Potential of Eutectic Freeze Crystallization for Lithium-Containing Boron Extraction Waste Stream | Genceli Güner |
10:20-10:45 hr | A new take on caking and anticaking agents for NaCl | Dumitrescu |
11:00-11:20 hr | Coffee Break | Poster Session | |
Session 7: Fundamentals | Chair: TBA | ||
Time | Title | Speaker |
11:20-11:45 hr | Continuous production of single enantiomers by coupling enantioselective fluidized bed crystallization with enzymatic racemization | Oliynyk |
11:45-12:10 hr | Importance of Seed Design to Crystallization-Induced Deracemizations | Van Dongen |
12:10-12:30 hr | Award Ceremony | |
Workshop venue Theater de Veste
The Workshop will take place at
Theater de Veste
Vesteplein 1 in Delft.
Public transportation
Theater de Veste is a good 5-minute walk from Delft train station, where streetcar line 1 also stops (The Hague/Delft). Several city and regional buses stop at the 'Zuidpoort' stop next to the theater.
Bicycle storage
Directly opposite the entrance of Theater de Veste you will find the guarded bicycle parking. Look for information about this parking at: u-stal.nl.
Car
From the highway (A13) take exit 9 Delft/Pijnacker (IKEA). At the bottom of the exit, head towards the center (follow parking signs 'Zuidpoort'). See also: www.bereikbaardelft.nl
Parking
Right next to Theater de Veste is the Zuidpoort parking garage (900 places). This garage is open 24 hours a day. For up-to-date information on parking and rates, check the website: webshop.parkerendelft.com. Disabled spaces are located on layer -1, near the exit and elevator.
Event dinner at De Centrale
The dinner will take place on Sept 12, at
De Centrale Restaurant & Wijnbar
Voldersgracht 2 in Delft.
The Centrale is within walking distance of Theater de Veste.
The dinner is only for people who have registered for it.
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Welcome to register as an exhibitor at BIWIC 2024
Exhibition registration fee: 2300 EURO (no VAT reclaim is possible)
There is room for five exhibitors
Included in the exhibitor package:
- Exhibition space (including table, chairs, poster holders)
- Electricity access
- Complimentary conference registration for up to 3 participants
- Exhibitor acknowledged during Opening Plenary
- Three minute speaker slots during one of the sessions (*)
- Logo to appear on selected electronic material
- Logo placed on BIWIC 2024 website with link to the organization’s website
- Logo to appear on the programme and electronic proceeding
*Exhibitors will submit a pre-recorded 3-minute presentation or promotional video which will be screened during one of the sessions
For questions and to register as an exhibitor, please contact us: BIWIC2024@tudelft.nl
Scientific committee
- Gérard Coquerel | University of Rouen, France
- Burak Eral | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Adrian Flood | Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology, Thailand
- Kerstin Forsberg | Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
- Hongxun Hao | Tianjin University, China
- Alison Lewis | University of Cape Town, South Africa
- Heike Lorenz | Max-Planck Inst., Magdeburg, Germany
- Marjatta Louhi-Kultanen | Aalto University, Finland
- Hugo Meekes | Radboud University, The Netherlands
- Joachim Ulrich | Martin-Luther University, Germany
- Kerstin Wohlgemuth | TU Dortmund, Germany
- Daniele Marchisio | Politechnico di Torino, Italy
- Torsten Stelzer | University of Puerto Rico, USA
- Sônia Denise Ferreira Rocha | Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
Organizing committee
- Burak Eral | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Fred Marques Penha | KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
- Joop ter Horst | Tiofarma, The Netherlands
- Michael Svärd | KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
- Leslie van Leeuwen | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Leonie de Kluijs | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- An Qi | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Zhaopeng | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Julien Postma | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Pepijn van Tooren | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Chérise Tomsjansen | Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
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