PDA Interest Groups were formed in 1995 and have stimulated member involvement ever since. PDA Interest Groups provide a vehicle, for people with common interests, to interact with one another, exchange information, network, and directly impact the science, technology, and regulation of bio/pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Any PDA member can join one or more Interest Groups, and many reasons have been advanced for joining. Most members join PDA Interest Groups not only because they are an excellent source of specialized information, but also because they serve as a springboard for involvement in leading-edge activities such as the drafting and final publication of PDA Technical Reports and PDA Technical Bulletins.

Participate and get involved! This is your chance, as a PDA Member, to learn, influence future program content, and become more actively connected with the mission of PDA.

Related Links Modern IT to Breathe Life into Interest Groups PDA has had interest groups for a number of years. The intent of the interest groups was to create an opportunity for PDA members with an interest in a particular topic to come together to explore it, ask questions and get answers and perhaps develop some type of deliverable, such as a technical report. The original plan called for new interest groups to form as the need arose, and to close interest groups as the topic became exhausted.