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2nd Annual Collaborative Drug Discovery (CDD) - UCSF Community Meeting for Neglected Disease, Commercial and Orphan Drug Research
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
8:00am - 6:00pm
J. David Gladstone Research Institute, 1st Floor
1650 Owens St. (UCSF)
San Francisco, CA 94404
Co-hosted by QB3 and Gladstone Institute
The 2nd Annual Collaborative Drug Discovery (CDD) - UCSF Community Meeting for Neglected Disease, Commercial and Orphan Drug Research (a free, 1-day event) on October 7 is the best place for CDD members and scientists from all disciplines to get together, discuss their research projects, and showcase their work to others in the community.
Speakers:
- David Sullivan, MD, Johns Hopkins
- Fred Buckner, MD, University of Washington
- Janice Kranz, PhD, Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard
- Conor Caffrey, PhD, Sandler Center, UCSF
- Jean Claude-Bradley, PhD Dept. of Chemistry, Drexel University
- Sean Ekins, PhD, UMDNJ/Collaborations in Chemistry/ Snowdon Pharmaceuticals
- Andrea Altieri, PhD, ASINEX
- Robert Damoiseaux, PhD, UCLA Molecular Screening Shared Resource (MSSR) Center
- Moses Hohman, PhD, Head of Software, Collaborative Drug Discovery (CDD roadmap)
- J. Leighton Read, MD (Alloy Ventures) - Financing Biomedical Innovation from academia to the market: From FluMist™ to Priority Review Vouchers and other stories
- Russell "Rusty" Bromley, Chief Operating Officer, Myelin Repair Foundation
- Adam Renslo, PhD, UC San Francisco
- Scott Lokey, PhD, UC Santa Cruz
- Victoria Hale, PhD, Founder and Chair of the Board, Institute for OneWorld Health
- Catherine Ley, PhD, Director of Virtual Biotech Services, Collabrx
Wells Whitney, ScD, Lung Cancer Foundation
Timely panel topics:
- Panel #1: What are foundations looking for from Academic researchers?
- Panel #2: What makes collaborations successful within and between groups?
Who should attend?
- Scientists working in drug discovery
- Researchers who are involved in collaborations or generate complex drug discovery data
- Students who want to learn more about the drug discovery industry
- People who wish to network, establish new or strengthen existing collaborations
- Current CDD community members to set the collaborative platform's future direction
- Anyone interested in new drugs for diseases of the developing world, private public partnerships, and/or global health
Stay for the post-symposium reception from 6 -7pm!
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