Events

Event 

Title:

ERBI - Introduction to Drug Development for Non Scientific Professionals

When:

26.03.2010 - 26.03.2010

Category:

Non-EESCN Events

Description

Introduction to Drug Development for Non Scientific Professionals

Date: Friday 26 March 2010 Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm Location: The Temple, Little Abington, Cambridge A One-Day Programme This programme introduces delegates to the process leading from an initial discovery through to the marketing of a drug. The aim of the programme is to show how the many steps are linked together and where key related activities such as patenting, licensing and fund-raising have to be taken into account. It also includes a look at biotechnology in the wider context, the size of the industry and how it relates to the pharmaceutical sector. Who is it for? The programme is aimed at both scientific and administrative professionals and is an ideal way of introducing recent recruits and those not familiar with the 'bigger picture' of drug discovery. It was commissioned through ERBI's Human Resources Network where key training needs were identified that would be best addressed through training in a multi company forum. The programme is designed to be interactive, drawing on delegates' own experiences and sharing it with the experiences of their peers from biotechnology companies throughout the region. Each programme will be restricted to a maximum of 15 delegates, to create an informal environment where maximum benefit is felt by all. Materials Delegates will be provided with a full documentation set including copies of all the presentations and selected hand-outs containing additional relevant material which can be studied after the programme. Feedback Comments made by participants who took part in previous programmes include: 'It was very good and I will recommend future courses to co-workers' 'Excellent course' 'Companies should be encouraged to send every employee on this course asap' 'Good for people who have newly joined the pharmaceutical/biotech industry' 'Extremely useful' 'A day well spent. I only wish I had been on this course earlier' 'Programme was interesting, useful and delivered clearly' Agenda Introduction Context of Biotechnology -Industries Affected, History, Success, The Future The R&D Process -Discovery, Development, Manufacturing Development, ADMET, Regulatory Approval, Post-Approval Development -- Ttime lines, Success and Cost Commercial Matters -The Scale of Biotechnology, The Pharmaceutical Market, The Companies, Marketing/Sales, Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology, Partnerships, Licensing, IPR, Special Situations and Funding Thought-leader Concepts Further Personal Development - Extending Your Knowledge, Websites, Journals To register please go online to www.erbi.co.uk

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