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DMMC COURSES & WORKSHOPS
MOLECULES
TO MEDICINES: HOW BIOPHARMA DELIVERS Workshop
Wednesday 31 October 2007; 0930-1800
Venue: William Stokes Postgraduate Centre, St James's Hospital
(location)
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This
DMMC/Wyeth 1-day workshop, for 24 participants, comprises discussion
of key issues arising during biopharmaceutical discovery, development,
and manufacturing. It will include breakout group discussion of
specially devised problem sets.
This
workshop is open to 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 online for the lecture course. Attendance
at the lecture course on the preceding day (Tue 30 Oct 2007) is
compulsory - details are here.
The workshop was oversubscribed when it ran last year, so you are
advised to apply early.
Comments
from participants on last year's Workshop:
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- "Great job! Very enjoyable workshop,
engaging and informative. Covered areas not previously addressed
in university education"
- "I thought the presenters were
well chosen, their talks very clear and informative. They
were willing to answer any and all questions"
- "Very well done. Good one-to-one
contacts with organisers. Very informative, interesting
and motivating for future career"
- "Very much enjoyed the workshop
and problem solving aspect. Gives better idea of how whole
process works for real"
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| WORKSHOP:
Wed
31 October; 0930-1800 |
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| 0930 |
Introduction
to the workshop: key issues in discovery, development, and manufacturing |
| 1020 |
Tea/Coffee |
| DISCOVERY |
| 1040 |
Issues
in discovery: defining the breakout session problem set
Dr Davinder Gill
Due to unavoidable circumstances Dr Gill was
unable to lead this session of the workshop. Dr Simon Hufton
(Wyeth Research) replaced Dr Gill. |
| 1120 |
Breakout
session 1: issues in discovery |
| 1200 |
Breakout
session 1 feedback |
| 1240 |
Lunch |
| DEVELOPMENT |
| 1320 |
Issues
in development: defining the breakout session problem set
Dr Mark Leonard |
| 1400 |
Breakout
session 2: issues in development |
| 1440 |
Breakout
session 2 feedback |
| 1520 |
Coffee/Tea |
| MANUFACTURING |
| 1540 |
Issues
in manufacturing: defining the breakout session problem set
Dr Brendan Hughes |
| 1620 |
Breakout
session 3: issues in manufacturing |
| 1700 |
Breakout
session 3 feedback |
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| 1740 |
Discussion:
key learnings |
Course
Developers/Instructors comprise key personnel from Wyeth
Pharmaceuticals. 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 at Wyeth
Research, Cambridge, MA, USA) |
