13 November 2019
Organised by:
SCI's Colloid & Surface Chemistry Group, RSC’s Colloid & Interface Science Group, the Formulation Science and Technology Group and the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Cambridge, UK
The MIBio conference series engages world leading experts from industry and academia in a discussion on how the latest molecular interaction-based discoveries can be exploited in biopharmaceutical formulation to produce more effective, patient-friendly and safer therapeutic products.
The biopharmaceutical product development landscape is rapidly changing. There are an increasing number of novel product modalities, including multi-specific antibodies, RNA based products, fusion proteins or various types of gene and cell therapies. Each of those products poses specific and different challenges that need to be addressed in the development process. In addition, stronger focus on patient-centric product strategies, increasingly more complex regulatory requirements and patent coverage further contributes to the challenge of developing robust drug products. MIBio 2019 will focus on discussing these challenges as well as strategies to overcome them, particularly focusing on protein-protein interactions, formulation, drug product development and competitive product profiles.
We expect more than 100 delegates from industry and academia to create a stimulating event fostering new collaborations and discoveries that will help steer the development of the next generation formulation technologies. We will be inviting abstracts for poster submissions and welcome applications for sponsor and exhibitor slots for the day.
Downing College
Regent Street
Cambridge
CB2 1DQ
Constable and Smith
Website: http://constableandsmith.com/events/mibio-2019
Email: deborah@constableandsmith.com
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SCI Members attending this meeting are able to claim CPD points.
Jan Jezek, Arecor
Nicholas J. Darton, Arecor
Tejash Shah, GlaxoSmithKline
Stephen Harding, University of Nottingham
Bernardo Perez-Ramirez, Sanofi
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