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DMMC COURSES & WORKSHOPS
MOLECULES
TO MEDICINES: HOW BIOPHARMA DELIVERS Lecture Course
Tuesday 30 October 2007; 0930-1730
Venue: Durkan
Lecture Theatre, TCD Institute of Molecular Medicine, St James's
Hospital (location)
Online Application is closed
Online application period: 1 - 22 Oct 2007
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This
DMMC/Wyeth Course will be of interest to research students, academic
staff and clinicians, whether contemplating a career in industry
or doing translational research in academia. The lectures provide
an overview of biopharmaceutical discovery, development and manufacturing,
delivered by key staff from Wyeth Pharmaceuticals. A clinical perspective
is provided by clinician scientists based at St James's Hospital.
| Comments
from participants on last year's Lecture Course: |
- "Excellent
course - very insightful"
- "Very
good lectures and useful to get some real information
from industry"
- "I
hope you will repeat this course. I found it very interesting
to see the connection between my work and industry"
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Please
apply early to ensure your place. This course was very popular when
it ran last year. Please not, online application is for the lecture
course only (Tuesday 30 October).
In
addition to the lecture course, there is a DMMC/Wyeth
Molecules to Medicines Workshop taking place the following
day (Wed 31 October). There are a limited number of places
available on the workshop for postgraduate students with research
experience (e.g. at least one year into their PhD studies).
If you are interested in attending this workshop please send
an email indicating your interest to education@dmmc.ie
after you have applied for the lecture course. Please
note, you must attend the lecture course as well as the workshop.
The workshop was oversubscribed when it ran last year, so
you are advised to apply early. Details of the workshop are
here. |
| LECTURE
COURSE: Tue 30 October; 0930-1730 |
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| 0930 |
Overview
& course learning objectives |
| MOLECULES
TO MEDICINES: CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE |
| 0940 |
Non-small-cell
lung cancer
Dr Andreas Polychronis (TCD & St James's Hospital)
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| 1000 |
Haematological
malignancies
Dr Elisabeth Vandenberghe (TCD & St James's Hospital)
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| 1020 |
Rheumatoid
Arthritis
Dr
Michele Doran (TCD & St James's Hospital) abstract |
DISCOVERY
Dr Davinder Gill abstract
Due to unavoidable circumstances Dr Gill was
unable to present. Dr Simon Hufton (Wyeth Research) presented
the lecture. |
| 1040 |
Introduction
to the business of discovering biopharmaceuticals |
| 1125 |
Coffee/Tea |
| 1145 |
Current
biopharmaceutical product candidates and a look into next generation
technologies |
| DEVELOPMENT
Dr Mark Leonard |
| 1230 |
Cell
line development |
| 1315 |
Lunch
break |
| 1400 |
Process
development |
| MANUFACTURING
Dr Brendan Hughes abstracts |
| 1445 |
Introduction
to the science and technology of biopharmaceutical manufacturing |
| 1530 |
Coffee/Tea |
| 1550 |
Focus
on the application of molecular technologies in manufacturing
environments |
| 1630 |
Discussion
& round up |
Course
Developers/Instructors comprise key personnel from Wyeth
Pharmaceuticals and clinician scientists at St James's Hospital.
Follow the links below to read short biographies.
Dr Brendan Hughes (Director of Development, Wyeth Medica Ireland,
Grange Castle)
Dr
Mark Leonard (Director, Gene Expression Technologies, Wyeth
BioPharma Campus, Andover, MA, USA)
Dr
Davinder Gill (Senior Director, Biologic Therapeutics, Wyeth
Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, MA, USA)
Dr
Elizabeth Vandenberghe (TCD & St James's Hospital)
Dr
Andreas Polychronis (TCD & St James's Hospital)
Dr
Michele Doran (TCD & St James's Hospital)
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