3 - 5 October 2005, Palais des Congrès de Lyon, Lyon, France
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Biodefence briefing

Pre-conference briefing-biodefence
Separately bookable Monday 3rd October 2005
08.15 Registration
 
09.00 Chairperson’s opening remarks
 
Klaus Neurohr, Head of Quality and Regulatory Affairs,
Avecia Biotechnology

BIODEFENSE VACCINE DEVELOPMENT ISSUES
09.10 Leveraging the value of a single product to build a sustainable biodefense business
  • Strategies for 'evergreening' of the existing product 
  • The development of next generation products 
  • Building a portfolio in biodefense vaccines and therapies
 
Stephen Chatfield, Chief Scientific Officer,
Emergent Biosolutions

09.40 Building a biodefense vaccine industry in Europe: what steps are required?
  • What do companies require from NGO’s and governmental organisations in order to make this a viable option?
  • What requirements are needed by governments to address the industry’s concerns: liability and IP protection?
  • What incentives and assurances are in place to attract companies to develop biodefense vaccines?
 
Kim Bush, President, Vaccines SBU,
Baxter Healthcare Corporation

10.10 Overview and update on Project BioShield
  • What is the global importance of Project BioShield?
  • What steps have been taken so far?
  • Are the initiatives working?
  • What is the next stage in the program?
 
Gregory Levine, Parnter,
Arnold and Porter LLP

10.40 Morning coffee
 
QUALITY AND REGULATORY ISSUES WITHIN BIODEFENSE
11.25 Clinical development of biodefense vaccines
  • The FDA's approach to clinical development and related policies 
  • New approaches being taken 
  • Considerations for fast-track
 
Jeff Brady, Medical Officer,
FDA

11.55 Quality and regulatory aspects of biodefense vaccines
  • Regulatory framework for Biodefense vaccine licensing in the US and EU
  • Measures of Efficacy/Protective Effects: In-vitro and in-vivo assays
  • Avecia's Anthrax and Plague vaccine programs
 
Klaus Neurohr, Head of Quality and Regulatory Affairs,
Avecia Biotechnology

12.25 Lunch
 
14.00 Panel session: will fast-tracking vaccines lead to greater problems down the line?
  • What are the safety implications of fast tracking?
  • What are the ethical considerations?
  • What happens if the wrong decision is made?
 
Klaus Neurohr, Head of Quality and Regulatory Affairs,
Avecia Biotechnology
Lance Gordon, President and CEO,
VaxGen
Trevor Marks, Business Development Manager,
Health Protection Agency Porton Down
Jeff Brady, Medical Officer,
FDA

14.45 Effective vaccine distribution strategies in the event of biodefense vaccine demand
  • Lessons to be learned from the flu vaccine shortage
  • When should the decision be taken to immunise?
  • Are we prepared?
 
Lance Gordon, President and CEO,
VaxGen

15.15 Afternoon tea
 
BIODEFENSE VACCINE PROCESS DEVELOPMENT
15.45 Anthrax vaccine; past, present and future
  • Current products - how long are they needed?
  • The next generation - where are we?
  • Beyond the next generation - what are the new products in development?
  • Who is driving the development of these products?
 
Trevor Marks, Business Development Manager,
Health Protection Agency Porton Down

16.15 Case study – Ebola
  • What new developments have been made?
  • Overview of ebola 
  • Current research findings
 
Jaap Goudsmit, Chief Scientific Officer,
Crucell NV

16.45 Biodefense response – optimising manufacturing/delivery processes
  • Necessity for regional/national stockpiles
  • Stockpile formulary drivers
  • Local planning for distributing stockpiles
  • Rapid deployment at minimal cost-stockpile imperatives
 
Richard Nolan, Senior Advisor to the Director Strategic National Stockpiles,
Center for Disease Control

BIODEFENSE MODELLING STRATEGIES
17.15 Overview of the Animal Rule as a route to licensure
  • Requirements for use of the Animal Rule
  • Issues that should be addressed when designing the animal studies
  • Approach to bridging the animal data to humans
  • Update on animal models currently being used
 
Mark Abdy, Veterinary Medical Officer,
FDA-CBER

17.45 Close of briefing
 
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