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For additional information available for specific press releases, see:
- 9 June 2008: gPROMS v3.1 launch graphics
- 12 March 2008: PSE Model-Based Innovation Prize further information
- 5 March 2008: PSE Korea official opening information and photographs
- 8 January 2008: PSE Korea Korean-language contact information and photographs
- 6 June 2007: PSE finalist for prestigious MacRobert award(comprehensive information)
- 27 April 2007: PSE announces comprehensive facilities and services for pharmaceuticals
- 28 March 2007: TU Delft and PSE to collaborate on crystallisation modelling
The following information is supplied as a supplement to PSE press releases. See the list to the right for images and information pertaining to specific releases.
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About Process Systems Enterprise
PSE (www.psenterprise.com) is one of the world's foremost providers of Advanced Process Modelling (APM) software and services to the process manufacturing industries. APM uses high-accuracy mathematical models of process equipment and phenomena to provide high-quality numerical information for decision support in process innovation, design and operation.
Use of PSE's technology and related Model-Based Innovation services results in faster innovation, improved designs of processes and products, enhancement of existing operations, better economic planning of complex operations and more effective R&D and experimental programmes. Results are achieved with relatively low investment compared to alternative approaches – where these exist – with rapid return on investment and transfer of modelling know-how to industry.
PSE's global customer base of process manufacturing companies and their technology suppliers is served by operations in the UK, USA, Germany, Japan and Korea and agency representation in India. PSE is a spin-out of Imperial College London.
About gPROMS®
gPROMS® is the world's leading Advanced Process Modelling (APM) environment. It is used to provide high-quality information for decision support in innovation, design and operation across all sectors of the process industries, with particular focus on modelling of complex operations such as reaction, crystallisation, polymerisation and fuel cell processes.
Companies apply gPROMS to reduce time-to-market for new processes or products, improve designs, enhance production, reduce capital and operating expenditure and comply more effectively with safety, health and environmental requirements. gPROMS is applied across the 'process lifecycle', from laboratory experimentation, through process and detailed design, to online operation, and is central to the emerging technology of Model Based Innovation.
PSE is committed to maintaining gPROMS at the leading edge of process modelling technology.
Further information
For further information, please contact:
Mark Matzopoulos, Marketing Director
Process Systems Enterprise Limited
Bridge Studios, 107a Hammersmith Bridge Road
London W6 9DA, United Kingdom
Tel +44 (0) 20 8563 0888
Fax +44 (0) 20 8563 0999
Email m.matzopoulos@psenterprise.com
8 January 2008: PSE PSE scales up Korean gPROMS and ModelCare operations
For Korean-language information, please contact:
Dr Sang Phil Han, President
PSE Korea Ltd
15F Noonoppi Daejeon Center, 1028 Doonsan 2-dong,
Seo-gu, Daejeon,
302-828, South Korea
Tel +82 70 7577 0888
Mobile +82 10 7502 0919
Email s.phil.han@psenterprise.com
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PSE Korea President Dr Sang Phil Han [and PSE Marketing Director Mark Matzopoulos] at the PSE Korea offices in Daejeon, Korea
27 April 2007: PSE announces comprehensive facilities and services for pharmaceuticals
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"gPROMS modeling is used for design and optimization of pharmaceutical reactors, crystallizers and other key processes."
28 March 2007: TU Delft and PSE to collaborate on crystallisation modelling
About TU Delft
The mission of the Department of Process & Energy of the Delft University of Technology, is to teach and perform world class application-oriented R&D on product, process and equipment aspects of separation technology.
In the Separation Technology group a microscopic view is adopted, where research is conducted on crystallization thereby contributing to the understanding of the fundamental crystallisation phenomena and to the modeling, design, and control of industrial crystallizers. Furthermore, hybrid processes, process intensification processes and membrane processes are studied with the goal of energy efficient process configurations. In many cases the research is performed in cooperation with industrial sponsors (active in pharmaceuticals, fine-chemicals, biotechnology, salt-chemistry, petro chemistry and oil & gas production). This illustrates the group's philosophy, which is to resolve diverse practical problems through an integrated scientific approach.
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gPROMS V3.0 release (8th May 2006)
gPROMS v3.0 new graphical flowsheeting environment
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