Solar Energy is looking to be the bright spot in renewable energy, with huge potential and opportunities.

Various studies, amongst others by The World Bank, were conducted to understand the “ground level” barriers that the developers are facing.
In general 5 parameters (Policy and Regulations, Technology, Solar Radiation Data, Infrastructure and Financing) cover the development cycle of solar power projects.

Solar Energy is looking to be the bright spot in renewable energy, with huge potential and opportunities.

Various studies, amongst others by The World Bank, were conducted to understand the “ground level” barriers that the developers are facing.
In general 5 parameters (Policy and Regulations, Technology, Solar Radiation Data, Infrastructure and Financing) cover the development cycle of solar power projects.

This webinar will cover the various methods used to determine residual moisture in products ranging from bulk powders, to sterile freeze-died products in vials, to foods.

Monitoring and controlling residual moisture in powders, lyophilized solids, foods, etc can be a critical factor in achieving and maintaining quality products throughout their expected shelf life. Improper levels of moisture in products can result in poor powder flow properties, spoilage, polymorph changes, changes in compaction properties, microorganism growth promotion, higher degradation kinetics, and in the case of freeze-dried products, loss of physical structure and changes in reconstitution properties.

There are several methods typically employed to determine residual moisture, and the choice of method will be based on the sample tested, the level of residual moisture present, and the accuracy and precision required for testing. Additionally, many of these methods require a skill and knowledge in preparing and testing the samples if accurate results are to be achieved. In fact, in many cases, samples containing very low residual moisture, as in the case with freeze-dried products, accurate results for residual moisture are not achieved simply due to improper sample preparation and handling.

Additionally, inaccurate and or imprecise results will be obtained if the correct method for testing residual moisture is not chosen. In addition to covering the various techniques employed for residual moisture testing, this seminar will pay particular attention to choosing the correct technique for a specific application, specific details of sample preparation, sample handling, and data analysis, all of which can affect the final result.

In addition, a high throughput, non-destructive technique will be discussed, which can be used, if applied correctly, for very rapid and accurate testing with 100% sample recovery.

Areas Covered in the Session:
Thermal properties of formulated products
How and where residual moisture is trapped in products
Effects of residual moisture on dried products
Gravimetric methods for residual moisture testing
Near infrared spectroscopy method for residual moisture testing
Volumetric Karl Fischer titration
Coulometric Kark Fischer titration
Specialized methods of residual moisture testing
Proper handling techniques for external extraction in sealed vials
Learning objectives:
Choosing the correct residual moisture test for your applications
Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of the different techniques covered
Understanding (via a step by step method) the proper technique for conducting a coulometric Karl Fischer external extraction (including equations)
Who Will Benefit:
Quality Control Scientists
Development Scientists
Production Management
Quality Assurance

Price List:
Live : $245.00
Corporate live : $995.00
Recorded : $295.00

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Oppositional Defiant Disorder doesn’t have to be complicated! This web course provides mental health professionals with a three-step approach to treating the signs and symptoms of ODD and co-occurring disorders in children and teens,

ages 4-14.

Full Description:
Confronting Defiance
According to the AACAP, evidence suggests that between 1 and 16% of children and adolescents have Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD). Challenged by basic rules of society, this disorder causes a struggle between the parent and child and

ultimately the therapist and child. Tantrums, arguing, defiance, blaming, and anger when left untreated may disrupt classrooms, strain families, and lead to a risk of juvenile delinquency. Conflict may also go on to affect the

behavioral, academic, and social success of the child.
This webinar discusses ODD, similar disorders, and the effect on young children and teens. Using a three-step approach to intervention called SimpleThree, mental health professionals will learn how to treat ODD symptoms in children and

adolescents as well as educate parents to reinforce good behavior to maintain success.

Course Includes:
Live Q&A
Presentation Handout
Post session recording access
CE Credit

What You Will Learn:
Identify Oppositional Defiant Disorder, children at risk, and differentiate from similar childhood diagnoses by etiology and behavior
Apply a three-step, evidence-based approach to intervention called SimpleThree with defiant children ages 4-14
Incorporate a behavioral modification system using clear, measurable rules to encourage good behavior and structure
Learn how to strategically follow up with families to reinforce effective parenting skills and maintain success and support with easy-to-access resources

Your Presenter:
WARD HALVERSON, LCSW-R, M.Ed., is a licensed clinical social worker and educator with over 12 years of experience as well as a former school teacher, army veteran and medical officer, and father. He received a master’s degree in Social

Work from Syracuse University and a master’s degree in education from The College of Saint Rose. Mr. Halverson currently runs an outpatient mental health private practice where he specializes in the treatment of child and family

defiance, anxiety, and trauma, and has developed the SimpleThree system to approach these issues with his clients as well as other mental health professionals.

Disclaimer:
This event qualifies for one CE credit. Only registered attendees will have access to CE. A Cross Country Education web account is required to attend. There is no charge for a CCE web account. It is recommended that you join the meeting

15 to 20 minutes early. Speaker phone sound quality is poor and it is recommended that they not be used to listen to the event.

Technical requirements:
To view this webinar you will need to download the WebEx Application. You will be prompted to download it when you first enter the site. To save time, you can setup prior to the meeting by following this link:

https://apidemoeu.webex.com/apidemoeu/meetingcenter/mcsetup.php

Who Should Attend:
Social Workers, Psychiatric Nurses, School Nurses, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners, Licensed Professional Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, Psychologists, Educators, School Social Workers, School Administrators, Foster Care

Professionals, Parents, Clergy