Webinar

28.10.2026

Practical Applications of TGA and EGA in Pharmaceutical Characterization

English
11 - 12 a.m. CEST / 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. IST (Indian Standard Time)

Building on the fundamentals introduced in the previous session, this webinar shows how TGA and EGA can help solve real-world challenges in pharmaceutical development, manufacturing and quality control.

In Part 4 of our Pharmaceutical Characterization Webinar Series, practical examples and case studies demonstrate how these techniques support the characterization of APIs, excipients and finished formulations. Learn how to assess thermal stability and compatibility, identify moisture, residual solvents and decomposition products, compare batches and investigate the effects of processes such as drying and milling.

The session also introduces kinetic analysis and shelf-life prediction. Discover how thermal data and Kinetics Neo can be used to evaluate degradation behavior, optimize processes and forecast long-term product stability.

Topics Covered

  • Composition, residue and batch-to-batch evaluation
  • Thermal stability and drug-excipient compatibility
  • Identification of decomposition products
  • Practical TGA-FTIR and TGA-MS examples
  • Effects of drying and milling processes
  • Introduction to kinetic analysis
  • Kinetics Neo software workflow
  • Lifetime and shelf-life prediction
  • Process optimization and stability forecasting
  • SmartMode, ExpertMode and AutoEvaluation
  • c-DTA®, Identify and Proteus® Search Engine
  • LIMS support and advanced prediction tools
     

Join the webinar and discover how TGA, EGA and kinetic analysis can support confident decisions throughout pharmaceutical development and manufacturing.

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Discover the Full Pharmaceutical Characterization Webinar Series

Explore how thermal analysis and rheology provide valuable insights into material properties, formulation stability, processing behavior and pharmaceutical product performance.

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