22nd May 2012 Workshop: Realising the full potential of biomarkers in early clinical development

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9am	Introduction: Utilisation of biomarkers in translational and exploratory medicine Jochen Theis Jochen Theis is the founder and principle consultant of InHeCon, an integrated healthcare consultancy serving clients in the pharma/biotech, diagnostics, and venture capital industries. InHeCon focuses on modern, rational, and decision focussed... more.. › Jochen Theis, Principal Consultant, InHeCon
10am	Imaging as a powerful biomarker in drug development: The why, what, when who and how Eugenii (Ilan) Rabiner Studied medicine at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, [BSc Hons in Physiology and Medical Biochemistry (1988) and MBBCh (1990)]. Received specialist training in psychiatry at the University of Cape Town from 1993-1997 (FCPsych... more.. › Eugenii (Ilan) Rabiner, Head, Imaging Applications & CMO, Imanova
11.15am	Morning refreshments
11.45am	Case study: Scientific and operational challenges and successes in biomarker development and utilisation › Mirella Lazarov, Senior Director Biology, Head of Biomarkers, Gilead Sciences, Inc.
1pm	Networking Lunch
2pm	Effective clinical trial design with a focus on biomarker related statistics Aiden Flynn Aiden Flynn has worked for more than 18 years in the development and application statistics and modelling to drug discovery and development. After seven years as a Lecturer at University College London, he spent ten years at GlaxoSmithKline as... more.. › Aiden Flynn, Managing Director, Exploristics
3.15pm	Afternoon refreshments
3.45pm	Open discussion focussing on key questions raised by workshop attendees Jochen Theis Jochen Theis is the founder and principle consultant of InHeCon, an integrated healthcare consultancy serving clients in the pharma/biotech, diagnostics, and venture capital industries. InHeCon focuses on modern, rational, and decision focussed... more.. › Jochen Theis, Principal Consultant, InHeCon
4.30pm	End of workshop