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2008 Annual Scientific Seminar
Session A – Multi-Cultural Skin Care Technology
Moderator, Zoe Diana Draelos, MD
“Specific Filaggrin
Inducer, Prydoxine and its Derivative: Effects on Cultured
Human Keratinocytes and Human Intact Skin” Hitoshi
Masaki, Ph.D., Miyuki Fujishiro, Syoichi Yanagi and Yuri
Okano Nikkol Group Cosmos Technical Center
“Confocal
Raman Spectroscopy of Active Permeation into Stratum Corneum
from Lamellar Lipid Formulations” X. Bi,
D. Koemel, M. Gorcea and D.J. Moore International Specialty
Products
2008 FRONTIERS OF SCIENCE AWARD LECTURE Buddy
Ratner, Ph.D. University of Wahington
Additional presentations
are to be made by Dr. John Voorhees and Zoe Draelos.
Session
B – In-Vitro Alternatives (Concurrent with Session
C) Moderator, Mindy Goldstein, Ph.D.
“Glycokines:
Sugar Molecules with Specific Messenger Activity Improve
Tissular Cohesion as Measured with a Novel, Non-Invasive,
Non-Touch “Elasticity” Technology”
Karl
Lintner, Ph.D., Philippe Mondon, Ph.D., Mas Chamberlain and
Carol Lemogine
Sederma
“The Study of Cellular Senescence In Vitro:
Models, Protocols and Mechanisms and Ways to Delay the
Onset of Senescence In Vitro”
Karl Lintner,
Ph.D., Philippe Mondon, Ph.D. and Claire Mas Chamberlain
Sederma
“Drawing the Line on Wrinkles by
Supporting the Dermal-Epidermal Junction (DEJ)” Hugues
Beaulieu Atrium Innovations
“Complying with
New FDA Guidelines for In Vitro Evaluation of UVA Protection” Olga
Dueva-Koganov, Ph.D., Colleen Rocafort, Steven Orofino
and Uli Osterwalder Ciba Corportaion
“A Novel
Ex-Vivo Pig Skin Organ Culture Model for Use in Efficacy
and Safety Testing” Gabriele Vielhaber,
Michele Massironi and Paolo Pertile Symrise GmbH & Co.
and Cutech
Session C – Multi-Cultural Hair Care Technology
(Concurrent with Session B) Moderator, Colleen Rocafort “Multifunctional
Shine and Hold Technology for Ethnic Hair Care” Andrea
Keenan, Robert Antrim, Ph.D. and John Reffner, Ph.D. Rohm & Hass
Company
“Water and Sweat Resistant Styling
Using Acrylate Polymers” Duane Krzysik,
Ph.D., David Faivre and Dorina Ghirardi Lubrizol and Noveon
“How
Hydrolyzed Jojoba Esters Enhances the Performance of the
Ethnic Hair Relaxer on Hair and Scalp” Grace
Hasting Floratech
“Measurement of Hair Moisture
Content Utilizing Novel Analytical and Real Time Techniques” Michael
Davis and Sam W. Stofel Procter & Gamble
“Small
Angle Neutron Scattering of Human Hair in Relation to Diffusion
of Absorbed Water” Yash Kamath, Ph.D. and
N. Sanjeeva Murphy Kamath Consulting Inc. and Rutgers University
Session
D – Sustainability and Social Responsibility (Concurrent
with Session E) Moderator, Robert Bianchini, Ph.D
“Eco-Responsible
Cosmetics” Alban Muller Alban Muller International
“A
Natural Sustainable Process for Growing Micro-Algae and
Harvesting Skin Exo-Saccharides” Anthony
Day, Ph.D., Harrison Dillon, Ph.D., Jeffrey Avila, Daniel
Elefant and Geoffrey Brooks Solazyme, Inc.
Additional presentations
are to be finanlized. Sessions E and F on Friday will be
very special as both sessions will be a Memorial Symposium
to the late Des Goddard. Presentations will include special
tributes to Des from individuals who worked with him throughout
his career. More information on these special sessions
will be available when the Registration material is sent.
In addition to the above program, the Society will also
offer two Continuing Education Courses on Wednesday. At
this time, they are tentatively “Scale Up and Processing” instructed
by David Yacko and “Cosmetic Rheology” instructed
by Dennis Laba. More detailed information including the
Course Outline, will be available with the Registration
Packet.
As stated above, the registration packets will
be mailed in late September. Hotel reservations for the
New York Hilton must be made through the SCC to receive
the special group rate. No reservations will be accepted
unless accompanied by a registration form for the meeting.
Due to the high demand for hotel reservations over the
weekend following the conference (Friday and Saturday)
and limited number of rooms available on these nights,
we recommend that you make "Back-up" arrangements
in case the SCC Block becomes sold out.
We look forward
to seeing you at this Annual event!!
DR. KEVIN
COOPER TO RECEIVE MEDAL AWARD
The Board of Directors
is pleased to announce that the 2008 Maison deNavarre Medal
Award, the Society’s highest honor, will be presented
to Dr. Kevin Cooper of the Department of Dermatology at
University Hospital of Case Western Reserve University.
The award presentation will be made at the Awards Luncheon
held in conjunction with the Annual Scientific Meeting.
Dr. Cooper is being recognized for his significant contribution
to the Cosmetic Industry through his pivotal work in the
biology of ultraviolet-induced immune suppression which
has been critical in the design of sunscreens with photoprotection
beyond sunburn protection.
THE “CHEM-TONES” WILL
PERFORM AGAIN AT THE SUPPLIER’S COCKTAIL RECEPTION
The
Suppliers Cocktail Reception will take place in the Grand
Ballroom of the New York Hilton on Thursday evening from
6:30 to 10:30 p.m. with cocktails and a large variety of
food being served buffet style. The Ric Mango Orchestra
will once again provide the music for the evening and your
dancing pleasure. In addition, a special part of the evening
will be a performance by the SCC Band, now know as the “Chem-Tones”.
The Band has played the last three years and is a highlight
of the evening.
ATTENTION MUSICIANS: The
Chem-Tones are looking for a bass player, either electric
or acoustic to join the group. If you are interested and
can commit to a few rehearsals in the NY/NJ area throughout
the year and a performance at the SCC Annual Scientific
Meeting in December, please contact Peter Kaufmann (pkaufmann@optonline.net
or Ben Blinder (ben.blinder@kemira.com) for more information.
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