CONNECTING THE DOTS… OF CONTAMINATION CONTROL
15-18 OCTOBER 2024 MILAN, ITALY

The 26th symposium theme is “connecting the dots… of contamination control” highlighting the link of different technologies
and applications interconnecting various aspects of Contamination Control. The aim is to provide quality, robustness andreliability of the different processes in any area of utilization.
Integrating such different knowledge and skills is the key of innovation. Hence, the Symposium will provide an interdisciplinary
program for all stakeholders of the contamination control chain creating an interactive scenario to exchange ideas, strengthen
existing research networks and build new ones.
Offering two distinct perspectives, the event will provide a horizontal overview encompassing broad subjects like Standards,
Sustainability, Cleanroom Design, Barrier Technologies, and Environmental Monitoring, while also delving vertically into specificsectors such as Life Science, Healthcare, Microelectronics, and Aerospace. Scheduled for October 16 and 17, 2024, the diverse
range of topics covered will enable attendees to delve into various areas and enhance their expertise.
Whether participants opt to connect the thematic “dots” to form a comprehensive understanding or prefer to chart a uniquecourse, the Symposium guarantees an engaging and enlightening experience for all involved. This event presents a uniqueoccasion to establish meaningful connections, nurture collaboration, and inspire tangible actions for the future.
Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with industry leaders, regulators, and peers through networking events likeworkshops, tutorials and site visits.

GENERAL INFORMATIONTHE SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM IS AS FOLLOWS
October 15th - welcome cocktail at Hotel Melià
October 16th - opening ceremony, conference
sessions & exhibition. Social evening(Participation in the social evening of October
16th at Palazzina Appiani is not included in theconference fee. The ticket is 100€ and can bepurchased during the registration process (max200 places)
October 17th - conference sessions, exhibition,
closing ceremony
October 18th – Contamination Control Workshop/ Technical Tours - Not included in thesymposium registration
All participants are required to register.
2 - days conference fee includes: conference
kit, attendance to all sessions, welcome cocktail
on October 15th, 4 coffee breaks, 2 lunches(Oct 16 and 17), certificate of attendance,proceedings (digital)
1 - day conference fee includes: conference kit,attendance to the session of the selected day,welcome cocktail on October 15th, coffee breaks
and lunch of the selected day, proceedings (digital)

SYMPOSIUM (15-17 OCTOBER) FEES AND REGISTRATIONEARLYREGISTRATION BY
JULY 17TH, 2024

STANDARDREGISTRATION FROMJULY 18TH, 2024

Conference - 2 days

€ 900

€ 1.200

ASCCA member* - 2 days

€ 800

€ 1.100

Conference - 1 day

€ 800

€ 900

ASCCA member* - 1 day€ 700€ 800

Social event October 16thevening (max 200 places)- Palazzina Appiani

€ 100

€ 100

*ASCCA member fee is valid for: soci ordinari / soci sostenitori / dipendenti
soci sostenitori.
REGISTRATION ON-LINE
Symposium registration (October 15-17)
www.iscc2024.com/registration
Workshop registration (October 18)
https://iscc2024.com/registration-workshop/

OCTOBER 15th-18th, 2024 – MILAN, ITALYTOPICS – 16TH OCTOBER 2024
PLENARY SESSION - STANDARDS & REGULATIONS
Update and Progress on ISO/TC209 WG2 towards a new ISO 14644-20
Conor Murray (3 Dimension)
Impact of the Paradigm shift in GMP regulations on ‘Connecting the Dots’ in Contamination Control
James L. Drinkwater (PHSS)
Cleanroom operations control program (New ISO 14644-5)
Koos Agricola (Brookhuis/ICCS)
Beyond ISO TR 14644-21 – dealing with airborne particle sampling challenges in the field
John Hargreaves (JHAC / ASPEC)

PARALLEL SESSION
CLEANROOM DESIGN, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

PARALLEL SESSIONBARRIER TECHNOLOGIES

Product Oriented Contamination Control
Koos Agricola (Brookhuis/ ICCS)

Meeting the challenges of H2O2 Biodecontamination
with innovation in rapid validation methods
Kate Marshall (Protak)

Ventilation efficiency: the impact of the temperatureand velocity of the incoming air and internal heat loads
Leonello Sabatini (Lesatec Srl)
Use of CFD simulation to optimize ventilation
effectiveness in cleanrooms – case study
Lapo Galligani (Techniconsult Firenze) - Toni Valente –(Pierrel Italia)
Ventilation effectiveness in practiceFrans Saurwalt (Kropman)
Experimental and Computational Study of Upflow
Cleanrooms
Takahiro Ishino (Tonets)

Discover the Power of Biological Indicators:
Unveiling the Science Behind Ensuring ImpeccableBio-Decontamination in Isolators
Maria Luisa Bernuzzi (Mesa Labs) – Federica Straforini (BSPPharmaceuticals)
Gloveless Robotic Filling Line How to Meet Industry
and Regulatory Requirements
Julian Petersen (Groninger)
Design of isolators for aseptic fill-finish in extreme
environmental and containment conditions
Giacomo Guidi (IMA Life)
Airflow Visualization Studies: The Impact of Annex1
on Sterility Assurance
Luca Calisi (Particle Measuring Systems)

PARALLEL SESSIONMICROELECTRONICS AND ASSOCIATED TECHNOLOGIESPARALLEL SESSIONHEALTHCARE

Study - The semiconductor industry in the contextof the European economy
Udo Gommel (Fraunhofer)

Environmental microbiological monitoring strategies
Laura Boschi (ProPharma)

A holistic approach for a large Wafers Fab.
An italian case study
Angelo Colleoni (Global Wafers – MEMC)
Design essentials for future ready Micro/Nano Cleanrooms
Eric Stuiver (Deerns)
Study on the Regeneration Method of Cation Exchange Resinfor Treating Trace Level Airborne Molecular Contaminants
Wai Hoo Foong (Mayair)
The NOA clean room facility for a large scale production ofsilicon detectors
Lucia Consiglio (INFN LNGS)

Program on www.iscc2024.com/program

Product safety and OOS (out of specifications)management
Monica Gunetti (OPBG)
Technical and Regulatory challenges of “Point of Care
Manufacturing”
Andrea Urciuolo (PQE)
Automated compounding of non-hazardous drugs
Giuseppe Zucca (Jaserv)
Updating the SIFO Standards for Galenics in Oncology:
reporting results from the SIFO-ASCCA collaboratinggroup
Costantino Jemos (ASST Nord Milano)

TOPICS – 17TH OCTOBER 2024
PLENARY SESSION – SUSTAINABILITY AND INNOVATIVE APPROACHES
Sustainability Ambition: Carbon Net Zero and Net Nature Positive
Ilaria Lo Presti (GSK)Energy saving and decarbonization in a new biopharma manufacturing facility
Pier Angelo Galligani - Giorgio Amato (Techniconsult Firenze)
Energy Optimisation and Regulatory Alignment in GMP Cleanrooms – application of the New ISO 14644-16 to the new Annex 1
Klemen Skrlec (Novartis) - Natasa Stirn (Klimer)- Conor Murray (3 Dimension)
Advances in sustainable solutions at Life Science Facilities
Keith Beattie (EECO2)
Case study on reuse/recycle of rain water in a pharmaceutical facility
Lilian Amaral (Novo Nordisk)
Critical issue of pharmaceutical waste management within the broader framework of achieving a net zero waste
approach and embracing circularity principles
Ringa Samah (Veolia)
A Greener Semiconductor Industry Challenges & Opportunities
Reinier Richters (Deerns)

PARALLEL SESSION
CLEANROOM DESIGN, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

PARALLEL SESSION
LIFE SCIENCE

Integrated approach of HVAC design and commissioning
Carlo Magni (Wood Italia)

The Closed Processing Advantage: Optimizing Biopharma
Facilities
Sarah Le Merdy (Merck KGaA)

The advances in Hepa Filtration equipment to improve
test & validation efficiency and accuracy on your site
Michael Feldtmann (Camfil)
Bridging the gap between construction and operations& maintenance
Chris Delaney - Andre van Tongeren (Apleona/ VCCN)
Maintenance strategies for cleanliness criticalenvironments – Fast setups, high efficiency,
cost-minimized
Udo Gommel (Fraunhofer)
Research on Humidity Control Using a Desiccant
wheel inside EFEM (Equipment Front End Module)
Seong Cheon Kim (Shinsung E&G )High Potent OSD facility: Process Containment and Clean
Room design
Emilio Moia – Ilaria Beccio (Jacobs Italia)

How CFD can support CCS in C.R. design – Case study
Toni Valente (Pierrel) - Lapo Galligani (Techniconsult)Annex 1: Contamination Control Strategy for Material
Transfer in the Aseptic Area: Best Practice for Packaging
and Surface Disinfection
Renee Buthe (Steris Life Sciences)
How to harness robotics in contamination controlled
applications
Andrea Tanzini –(Staubli Robotics) – Filippo Parini (Steriline)
Leveraging emerging technologies for hydrogen peroxide
bio-decontamination: from novel process data to realprocess impact
Martin Novak (Skan)
Potent OSD Global Supply
Marco Annoni (IMA Active Division)

Program on www.iscc2024.com/program

PARALLEL SESSIONENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND MONITORINGPARALLEL SESSIONHEALTHCARE

Future QC Testing using automation and robotics –automated Environmental Monitoring
Anke Hossfeld (Merck Life Science )Evaluation of source strength in a dispersal chamberof three three new generation Clean Air Suits
Berit Reinmuller (Chalmers University of Technology)

Continuous monitoring (Viable and Total Particle)
according to the final revision of the European GMP Annex
1:2022 “Manufacture of Sterile Medicinal Products” – newrequirements, next challenges and comparison with theprevious regulation guideline
Diego Bompadre (Rigel Life Sciences)

The development of ultraclean air operating rooms
Bengt Ljungqvist (Chalmers University of Technology)

Microbiological environmental monitoring: acomprehensive analysis and procedure analysis forcontinuous monitoring according to EU GMP ANNEX 1 2022
Miriam Magri (CMC) - Francesco Romano –(Politecnico diMilano)
Development of an environmental monitoring programfor a cleanroom in the life science industry
Lene Blicher Olesen (Niras)
Basics and beyond; How to Prepare Proper Contamination
Control Strategy Document
Hasim Solmaz (Lighthouse worldwide solutions)
Are all viable microorganisms culturable?
Michel Thibaudon (ASPEC)

Operating theaters are not all the same: can laminar
air flow really make a difference? A correlation study
between HVAC systems and surgical site infections
Agnese Lucesoli (Ospedale Ancona)

PARALLEL SESSIONAEROSPACE
Containment of terrestrial contamination in space
missions to Mars
Diana Beatriz Margheritis (Thales Alenia Italia)
Evaluation of advanced cleaning processes for sensitive
surfaces in optical instrumentation
David Cheung (ECP)
SAILOR Moon: Solar ultraviolet Light collector
for Germicidal irradiation on the Moon
Lombini Matteo (INAF)

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AZIENDEN° STAND
MANN+HUMMEL MOLECULAR
43GMBHMERCK KGaA33MESA LABS
8ORUM INTERNATIONAL
14PARTECO SRL18
PARTICLE MEASURING44
SYSTEMPHA.SE5PHARMA QUALITY EUROPE
24QSGROUP
16RIGEL LIFE SCIENCE
7RISE SRL
45SAGICOFIM SPA
27SAUERMANN ITALIA
10SRL S.U.
SKAN AG
15STERIS
11TECHNICONSULT GROUP
23
TECNINOX
9TEMA SINERGIE SPA
39
UV MEDICO A/S
41
VALTRIA
31
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