Yokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. | February
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Yokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. | February 11, 2026 11:00 EST | Virtual
Join Yokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. on February 11 to hear Featured Speaker Brooke Trimmer, Gilead Sciences, Inc., present "Advancing Biologic and Parenteral Development Through Flow Imaging Microscopy: Positive Controls, Device Compatibility, and Investigational Case Studies". Registration for this free opportunity will close February 9. Registration will be available soon.
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Virtual via Zoom
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Advancing Biologic and Parenteral Development Through Flow Imaging Microscopy: Positive Controls, Device Compatibility, and Investigational Case Studies
Flow imaging has emerged as an essential tool for characterizing subvisible particles, with its full value extending well beyond routine analysis. This talk will present real-world applications that demonstrate how flow imaging with FlowCam can strengthen product understanding, improve development decisions, and accelerate investigations.
First, strategies for generating intentional positive controls will be explored to model relevant particle types and failure modes. These controls provide a practical framework for evaluating method performance, refining detection sensitivity, and contextualizing particle morphology in complex samples.
Second, we will discuss how flow imaging can be leveraged to support device compatibility and device selection. Case examples will highlight how particle data can differentiate device-related contributions, inform material compatibility risks, and guide cross-functional alignment between formulation, device, and quality teams.
Finally, a structured approach for utilizing flow imaging during troubleshooting and investigations will be reviewed. Emphasis will be placed on integrating flow imaging data with orthogonal methods, recognizing meaningful morphological data, and distinguishing true product issues from process or handling-related artifacts.
Brooke Trimmer
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Brooke Trimmer, BS, is a biochemistry-trained scientist with four years of experience in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry, specializing in analytical characterization of both biologics and small molecule parenterals. Her work focuses on applying advanced flow imaging and particle characterization techniques to support product quality, comparability assessments, and method robustness. She has contributed to cross-functional development programs spanning early research through late-stage development, partnering with formulation, QC, and device teams to generate high-quality analytical insights. Trimmer is especially interested in bridging laboratory science with real-world applications, and in developing practical, data-driven approaches that make complex analytical methods more accessible to broader development teams.
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Mark your calendars for the Exhibitor Webinars Series virtually on February 11, 2026. Registration will close on February 9, 2026. Registration will be available soon.
