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Lhasa India Symposium 2026: Science, Strategy and Regulatory Best Practice

Lhasa India Symposium 2026

Science, strategy and regulatory best practice

Join Lhasa experts and industry speakers in Hyderabad on 29th October for a day of practical scientific insight, industry case studies and interactive discussion on the decisions that shape pharmaceutical quality and safety.

Explore the connections between pre-formulation, forced degradation, ICH M7, genetic toxicology, extractables and leachables, ICH Q3E, purge and acceptable intakes, with perspectives from Lhasa and pharmaceutical industry specialists.

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Why attend?

Hear industry perspectives

Explore practical case studies and evolving quality and safety expectations from speakers across the pharmaceutical industry.

Work through real decisions

Take part in an ICH M7 workshop and an E&L roundtable, with opportunities to question and compare approaches.

Connect with specialists

Exchange ideas with Lhasa scientists and peers across toxicology, CMC, regulatory affairs and pharmaceutical development.

A connected risk assessment workflow

From drug substance composition and degradation to genotoxicity, E&L and exposure-based decisions, the programme follows the evidence through key pharmaceutical quality and safety challenges.

See where in silico methods, curated data, read-across and expert scientific interpretation can strengthen the rationale behind an assessment.

Explore the full agenda

Thursday 29 October 2026  |  Radisson Blu Plaza, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

Select a session to view talk times, speakers and programme details.

Registration and openingWelcome to the symposium
08:45

Coffee and networking

09:10

2026 landscape in India: why quality-based decisions matter now

Dr Adrian Fowkes · Lhasa Limited

Session 01Composition of your Drug Substance and Drug Product
09:30

In silico pre-formulation studies: how Zeneth (Lhasa Limited) supports quality drug substances

Pavlos Dimitriou · Lhasa Limited

09:50

Pitfalls in submission for forced degradation studies

Dr Krishnam Raju Chintapali · Natco

10:10

Q&A

All session speakers

10:20

ICH Q3 to M7: Where quality flows into safety

Mitali Kamat · Lhasa Limited

10:25

Coffee and demonstration break

Session 02Genotoxicity Safety Decision Support: ICH M7, S1 & S2
10:40

Genotoxicity: ICH M7 Case Study

Dr Ravichandra Bhadravathi Vedamurthy · Amneal Pharmaceuticals

11:00

ICH M7 workshop

Interactive session with materials provided · Mitali Kamat, Lhasa Limited

11:45

Q&A

All session speakers

12:00

Lunch

Session 03Extractables & Leachables (E&L)
13:20

E&L risk assessment: confident decisions using a multi-faceted read-across approach

Jessica Halliday · Lhasa Limited

13:40

ICH Q3E applications in industry

Dr Ashutosh Ratnakar Joshi · Dr Reddy’s

14:00

Regulatory expectations on the implementation of ICH Q3E Remote speaker

Dr Patricia Parris · Pfizer

14:20

E&Ls roundtable

Interactive session · Chair: Jessica Halliday, Lhasa Limited · Panellists: Dr Ashutosh Ratnakar Joshi · Dr Reddy’s, Dr Patricia Parris · Pfizer and Dr Adrian Fowkes · Lhasa Limited

14:40

Coffee and demonstration break

Session 04PMI Quality, Purge & Acceptable Intakes
15:20

Purge: a lens into exposure quality as part of ICH M7 risk assessment

Amber Carr · Lhasa Limited

15:40

Purge case study applications in industry Remote speaker

Dr Andrew Teasdale · AstraZeneca

16:10

Read-across for nitrosamine impurities: from surrogate selection to weight of evidence Remote speaker

Dr Ben Thornton · Consult Lhasa

16:30

Q&A

All session speakers

Closing remarks and networkingContinue the conversation
16:45

Symposium summary

Dr Adrian Fowkes · Lhasa Limited

16:55

Networking drinks

More than presentations

The symposium brings together presentations and case studies with an interactive ICH M7 workshop, an E&L roundtable, opportunities for questions and discussion, and demonstration breaks. Explore different scientific perspectives and take practical ideas back to your own assessment and submission workflows.

Who should attend?

Designed for toxicologists and safety scientists, regulatory affairs professionals, quality and CMC teams, and pharmaceutical development specialists, particularly those working with degradation, E&L, impurity assessment, purge and ICH M7.

Whether you are generating evidence, reviewing an assessment or preparing a regulatory submission, this is an opportunity to exchange knowledge with scientists and industry peers.