Day one- Wednesday 23 May

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7.30am
Registration
8.20am
Opening remarks from the chair
8.30am
New approaches in de-risking candidate selection
Mark Graham at Biomarkers World Europe

Mark Graham

Mark Graham is Senior Principal Scientist and Global Discipline Leader for Discovery Safety. He has published more than 30 peer reviewed papers and many presentations and lectures at scientific conferences. Currently a member of the ‘Committee...

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Ways to optimize selection of low-risk candidate drugs will be discussed, with emphasis on:
• Comprehensive target safety review to inform target selection and balance portfolio risk
• Introducing predictive and high throughput safety methods to influence chemical design at lead generation stage
• Optimizing in vivo safety studies to support de-risked CD selection
 

8.55am
Why Invest in Biomarkers in Early Development
Vincenzo Teneggi at Biomarkers World Europe
9.20am
Stimulating open innovation and collaborations in pharma
Andreas Wallnoefer at Biomarkers World Europe

Andreas Wallnoefer

Roche Genentech R&D is driven by two autonomous R&D centers gRED, Genentech & pRED, Roche Pharma Research & Exploratory Development. Andreas Wallnoefer is the Global Head of pRED Development and is a member of the pRED Leadership Team. He is also...

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• The importance of translational medicine to enhance success rates in exploratory development
• The importance of industry/academia collaborations in translational sciences
• The role of personalized health care in R&D

9.45am
Grants for Targets - a novel open innovation initiative in drug discovery
Khusru Asadullah at Biomarkers World Europe

Khusru Asadullah

Khusru Asadullah is Vice President and Head of Global Biomarker at Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals. Before this he headed Target Discovery and Inflammation and Immunology research at Bayer Schering Pharma. He is a Professor of Medicine at the...

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10.10am
Design strategies for success in early phase trials
Nigel Dallow at Biomarkers World Europe

Nigel Dallow

Nigel Dallow is a Director of Clinical Statistics at GlaxoSmithKline supporting the respiratory area. Nigel has vast experience in working in drug development especially in the early phase area having worked at GSK for 17 years. Though his...

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•         Simulation approaches to optimise success
•         Increase use of mechanistic models as disease understanding increases.
•         Increase use of Pharmacometrics
•         Improving decision making through design.
•         Effective use of biomarkers.
•         Minimising missing data and consequences of avoiding issues.
•         Adaptive Design

10.35am
Networking and morning refreshments
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Aptiv Solutions at Biomarkers World Europe
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CoreLab Partners at Biomarkers World Europe
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Optimed at Biomarkers World Europe
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Xceleron at Biomarkers World Europe
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iCardiac Technologies at Biomarkers World Europe
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PRA International at Biomarkers World Europe