In this webinar, Gateway Analytical will present Flow Imaging Microscopy (FIM) as an image-based tool that complements particle-counting methods when counts alone are not enough. By adding visual and morphological context, FIM helps reduce uncertainty and supports more focused investigations. We’ll also outline a practical decision framework for when compendial counting methods are sufficient, when FIM adds value, and when confirmatory chemical or elemental techniques such as FTIR, Raman, or SEM-EDS are needed to identify the particle source.
Webinar Details
Title: Flow Imaging Microscopy: When Subvisible Particle Counts Aren’t Enough
Date: Tuesday, July 28th
Time: 10:00AM & 4PM EDT
This expert-led panel will explore the benefits of Flow Imaging Microscopy (FIM) across injectable modalities such as high-concentration protein biologics, peptides, long-chain molecules, ADCs/conjugates, and products involving fill-finish or container-closure interactions.
What You’ll Learn:
Recognize common investigation triggers where subvisible particles count alone can delay decisions.
Apply a practical decision framework for image-based evaluation, and when to escalate to chemical and elemental identification when identity and attribution are required.
Identify best-fit product modalities and risk scenarios where FIM typically adds the most value, including high-concentration proteins, peptides, long-chain molecules, ADCs/conjugates, and fill–finish/container-closure interaction risks.
Interpret core FIM deliverables and outline a feasibility-first plan to assess method suitability for challenging matrices and define the next best testing steps.
Join an insightful presentation on issues that can arise at critical stages of the product lifecycle.
Register Here:
Session 1: https://www.pmi-live.com/events/flow-imaging-microscopy-when-subvisible-particle-counts-arent-enough/?utm_source=SP_APT79&utm_medium=SP&utm_content=HTML&utm_campaign=SP_APT79
Session 2: https://www.pmi-live.com/events/flow-imaging-microscopy-when-subvisible-particle-counts-arent-enough-2/?utm_source=SP_APT80&utm_medium=SP&utm_content=HTML&utm_campaign=SP_APT80
Register today and take a proactive step toward safer, more compliant CGT practices. For more information, contact Gateway Analytical at (724) 443-1900 or in**@***************al.com.
