Agenda Topics

• Next Generation Biosensors and Biodetection Techniques
• Point of Care and Field Ready Pathogen Detection Devices
• Nucleic Acid Diagnostic Tests

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• CGH Arrays
• ChIP-on-ChIP
• Bioinformatics for microarrays
• Methylation Detection
• Protein and Antibody Arrays
• Lipid and Tissue Arrays
• Molecular Diagnostics
• Emerging Technologies

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• Protein Chemistry and Crystallization
• New Laboratory Instrumentation and Techniques
• Advances in Diffraction Techniques and Crystallographic Computing
• Fragment Based Lead Discovery

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• UHPLC
• Informatics for MS
• Developments in Instrumentation
• Small Molecule Applications
• Post Translational Modification
• Separation Science for MS
• Protein Analysis
• Trapped Ions
  

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• RNA silencing mechanisms in plants
• The use of microarrays and bioinformatics
• Optimisation of growth for food and biofuel
• Enhancing plant resistance to disease
• Disease resistance in livestock
• Genetic engineering to increase yield from livestock

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• Point-of-care diagnostics
• Microfabrication/engineering
• Life science applications

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• Sequencing Platforms and Methods
• 3rd Generation Sequencing Technologies
• Data Analysis and Bioinformatics
• Applications of Sequencing Data
• Toxicogenomics

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• High Content Screening
• Automation in Screening
• Chemical Probes
• Fragment Based Drug Discovery
• Label-Free Assays
• Compound Management

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Agenda Topics

• Umbilical Cord Blood Banking
  • Global Public Cord Blood Banking
  • Private Cord Blood Banking
• Tissue Banking
• Sample Collection and Storage Technologies
• Automation
• Quality Assurance
• Bioethics and Regulations for the Global Biobanking Field
• Harmonization and Standardization
• Commercial Trends and Emerging Themes

Held in Hamburg, Germany.

Topics or Highlights of the Meeting:

Mechanisms of Chromatin in gene regulation
Nuclear dynamics and Methylation Assays
Parental imprinting and Histone Deacetylation inhibitors as drugs
Epigenetic re-programming in stem cells
Cutting-edge sequencing technology; Epigenome Sequencing
Epigenetic regulatory processes in diseases & environment
PharmacoEpigenomics

AGENDA/SPEAKERS

Monday, July 11, 2011
7:30 A.M: Registration Open
8.30 AM – 6.00 PM Scientific Sessions

Tuesday, July 12, 2011
7:30 A.M: Registration Open
8.00 AM – 5.00 PM Scientific Sessions
5:00 PM Meeting Concludes

Location: The Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School
77 Avenue Louis Pasteur, Boston, MA 02115, USA

Topics or Highlights of the Meeting:

Mechanisms of Chromatin in gene regulation
Nuclear dynamics and Methylation Assays
Parental imprinting and Histone Deacetylation inhibitors as drugs
Epigenetic re-programming in stem cells
Cutting-edge sequencing technology; Epigenome Sequencing
Epigenetic regulatory processes in diseases & environment
PharmacoEpigenomics

AGENDA/SPEAKERS

Monday, July 11, 2011
7:30 A.M: Registration Open
8.30 AM – 6.00 PM Scientific Sessions

Tuesday, July 12, 2011
7:30 A.M: Registration Open
8.00 AM – 5.00 PM Scientific Sessions
5:00 PM Meeting Concludes

Location: The Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School
77 Avenue Louis Pasteur, Boston, MA 02115, USA

Agenda Topics

• Biologics
• Bioprocessing
• Biosimilars & Biobetters
• Formulation Techniques
• Recovery & Purification
• Vaccine Development & Manufacture
• Cell & Gene Therapeutics
• Antibody & Peptide Therapeutics
• Cell Culture and Engineering
• Regulatory and Legal Trends
• Downstream Processing
• Growth Platforms and Materials

Held in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Agenda Topics

• Advances in Cellular Therapy
• CNS Diseases, Cardiovascular Disease, Musculo-skeletal Disorders—Current Therapeutic Status
• Human Embryonic Stem Cells, Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells, and Epigenetic Reprogramming
• Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
• Regulatory and Intellectual Property Update
• Stem Cell Commercialization Update
• Stem Cell Start-Up Company Showcase

Held in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Agenda Topics

• Biologics
• Bioprocessing
• Biosimilars & Biobetters
• Formulation Techniques
• Recovery & Purification
• Vaccine Development & Manufacture
• Cell & Gene Therapeutics
• Antibody & Peptide Therapeutics
• Cell Culture and Engineering
• Regulatory and Legal Trends
• Downstream Processing
• Growth Platforms and Materials

Held in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Agenda Topics

• Advances in Cellular Therapy
• CNS Diseases, Cardiovascular Disease, Musculo-skeletal Disorders—Current Therapeutic Status
• Human Embryonic Stem Cells, Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells, and Epigenetic Reprogramming
• Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
• Regulatory and Intellectual Property Update
• Stem Cell Commercialization Update
• Stem Cell Start-Up Company Showcase

Held in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Economic realities are making life difficult for researchers in the pharmaceutical space, reducing staff, squeezing budgets, and creating urgency for results. As a result, people engaged in pharmaceutical research are developing new, efficient ways to pool resources while individually reaping the benefits of collaborative research.

Your colleagues are some of the best minds in Pharmaceutical R&D. Yet, the vast majority of the best minds are still working outside of your company.

Pharmaceutical Research Collaborations Summit brings together leaders in the areas of R&D, Clinical Research, Business Development, and Technology Transfer. You will:

• Hear and evaluate how different partnership structures have benefited all the stakeholders
• Learn how pharma companies funnel more money to core research competencies by sharing corollary functions such as IT in pre-competitive cooperative groups
• Anticipate tensions and problems areas before beginning research projects that integrate organizations with different research procedures and goals, such as universities and big pharmaceutical R&D departments
• Ensure that you are ready to benefit from outside discoveries before your competition does
• See how leading pharmaceutical companies identify external technologies that can fill gaps in their pipeline development needs

Collaborations are the future of R&D because they give researchers access to the best minds outside of your company.

Register for Pharmaceutical Research Collaborations Summit now!

JUSTIFY YOUR TRIP!

If you have to first convince your boss it’s worth your time and the company’s money to attend this event, you’re not alone. Past conference attendees have helped us create the following justification document that will let you make your case on why this is a must-attend conference for you. Feel free to download and customize the letter below as you see fit, adding immediate problems you’ll be able to solve and long-term initiatives you’ll be able to implement. Chances are good you’ll be able to do those things and more after the conclusion of our 2011 event!

Who Should Attend

From Pharma and Biotech companies, Managers, Directors, Vice Presidents of:

• Clinical Research
• Business Development
• External Relations
• Licensing
• Alliance Management
• Scientific Affairs
• Innovation
• Open Innovation
• Drug Discovery
• Project Management
• Research Projects
• R&D
• Strategic Alliances
• Clinical Programs
• Strategy
• M&A

Location: Radisson Hotel, Boston, MA

Economic realities are making life difficult for researchers in the pharmaceutical space, reducing staff, squeezing budgets, and creating urgency for results. As a result, people engaged in pharmaceutical research are developing new, efficient ways to pool resources while individually reaping the benefits of collaborative research.

Your colleagues are some of the best minds in Pharmaceutical R&D. Yet, the vast majority of the best minds are still working outside of your company.

Pharmaceutical Research Collaborations Summit brings together leaders in the areas of R&D, Clinical Research, Business Development, and Technology Transfer. You will:

• Hear and evaluate how different partnership structures have benefited all the stakeholders
• Learn how pharma companies funnel more money to core research competencies by sharing corollary functions such as IT in pre-competitive cooperative groups
• Anticipate tensions and problems areas before beginning research projects that integrate organizations with different research procedures and goals, such as universities and big pharmaceutical R&D departments
• Ensure that you are ready to benefit from outside discoveries before your competition does
• See how leading pharmaceutical companies identify external technologies that can fill gaps in their pipeline development needs

Collaborations are the future of R&D because they give researchers access to the best minds outside of your company.

Register for Pharmaceutical Research Collaborations Summit now!

JUSTIFY YOUR TRIP!

If you have to first convince your boss it’s worth your time and the company’s money to attend this event, you’re not alone. Past conference attendees have helped us create the following justification document that will let you make your case on why this is a must-attend conference for you. Feel free to download and customize the letter below as you see fit, adding immediate problems you’ll be able to solve and long-term initiatives you’ll be able to implement. Chances are good you’ll be able to do those things and more after the conclusion of our 2011 event!

From Pharma and Biotech companies, Managers, Directors, Vice Presidents of:

• Clinical Research
• Business Development
• External Relations
• Licensing
• Alliance Management
• Scientific Affairs
• Innovation
• Open Innovation
• Drug Discovery
• Project Management
• Research Projects
• R&D
• Strategic Alliances
• Clinical Programs
• Strategy
• M&A

Location: Radisson Hotel, Boston, MA

	Enjoy 5 Parallel sub-conferences of 319 Remarkable Sessions
	Meet 1500+ Targeted Audiences
	Invite 50-100 High Profile Speakers from Distinguished Companies Leading the Microbes
	Trend
	Offer 500-800 Parallel Presentations and Discussions on Update Current Novel R & D Status
	Arrange 300+ Scientific and Technological Posters to Share the New Findings and
	Breakthroughs
	Gather 50+ Exhibitors to Demonstrate Their Products and Technology Development
	Provide 20+ Showcases for most Promising and Fast Growing Companies in Antiviral R & D
	Schedule 1 to 1 Network Meeting for your Business and Collaboration Demands

Location: Beijing, China

	Enjoy 5 Parallel sub-conferences of 319 Remarkable Sessions
	Meet 1500+ Targeted Audiences
	Invite 50-100 High Profile Speakers from Distinguished Companies Leading the Microbes
	Trend
	Offer 500-800 Parallel Presentations and Discussions on Update Current Novel R & D Status
	Arrange 300+ Scientific and Technological Posters to Share the New Findings and
	Breakthroughs
	Gather 50+ Exhibitors to Demonstrate Their Products and Technology Development
	Provide 20+ Showcases for most Promising and Fast Growing Companies in Antiviral R & D
	Schedule 1 to 1 Network Meeting for your Business and Collaboration Demands

Location: Beijing, China