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Conference: October 27th & 28th 2010 | Workshops: October 26th | Frankfurt, Germany
Optimising the Framework for Clinical Progression
The treatment of neurological disorders has entered a new period of optimism.New insights into the underlying mechanisms of previously untreatable disorders, has led to a flurry of activity and a host of new drugs in development.
However, the major bottleneck, and the biggest barrier to commercial expansion, is clinical progression.
Drug development for CNS is still a risky business. With 100s of millions of Euros being spent on every clinical trial, it is now more important than ever to capitalise on research progress. The key to success is translating our ever growing knowledge of CNS disorders into well constructed, efficient and most importantly conclusive clinical trials.
Inspired by the world's leading CNS drug developers (including Merck Serono, Johnson & Johnson, Novartis, AstraZeneca, Pfizer, F. Hoffman-La Roche, UCB, Merck & Co, Abbott and many other pioneering biotechs) you'll find an agenda that delivers practical value and provides you with a forum for frank and honest discussion.
What's on the agenda for Translational Neuroscience?
- How to identify and validate CNS biomarkers
- Methods for accelerating clinical development through neuroimaging strategies
- How to capitalise on new platforms and the very latest innovative technologies in clinical development
- Development of predictive pre-clinical assays in neurology. Where are the latest models going to come from?
- Techniques to utilise biomarkers as endpoints for clinical progression
- To discover new strategies to identify biomarkers through proteomics and genomics
- To understand how to validate clinical relevant biomarkers for use as endpoints
- To learn about utilising functional imaging techniques in biomarker ID and clinical application
- To understand the latest research efforts in the application of neuro-research into clinical trial design to streamline the drug approval success
- To learn how to accelerate progress of drug candidates through the clinic and maximise the speed to market for your neuro-drug
- To gain a multitude of new ideas and contacts to take back to your research organisation
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