UCL Drug Discovery & Development Therapeutic Symposium: Novel & Repurposed

Thu Jul 14 2022 at 12:00 pm to 07:00 pm

UCL School of Pharmacy | London

UCL Translational Research Office
Publisher/HostUCL Translational Research Office
UCL Drug Discovery & Development Therapeutic Symposium: Novel & Repurposed
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This Drug Discovery & Development Therapeutic Symposium will be a showcase & networking event for Small Molecules & Drug Repurposing at UCL.
About this Event

The UCL Translational Research Office (TRO) are pleased to be hosting the first in-person Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs) event since January 2020!

The symposium aims to follow the journey from drug discovery to therapeutic development, providing an overview of our strengths and capabilities in novel and repurposed therapeutics, as well as celebrating achievements and recognising successful researchers in the field from across the university and at all career stages. We hope that by gathering drug discovery and development experts from UCL, partner hospitals, Industry, Funders and wider, we can facilitate meaningful multidisciplinary translational opportunities and establish innovative partnerships to lead the future of therapeutic drug discovery and development at UCL.

This event is free for UCL attendees, including partner NHS organisations. To confirm authenticity of your registration, please use your UCL/NHS email address when registering.

This event is open to all, including external, non-UCL attendees. Our external tickets are limited in availability, so if you would like to attend as a non-UCL attendee, please contact Alina Shrourou ([email protected]) as soon as possible.


Programme overview (12-7pm)

12pm - Registration, Lunch (provided) and Poster Presentations

1pm - Welcome and Opening Remarks (Professor Alan Thompson)


Session 1 - Chaired by the Small Molecules TIN

1.15pm - Keynote Address: AI accelerated approaches for drug discovery, current state of the art and future outlook

1.35pm - Drug Discovery and Development at UCL (Professor Robin Kettler)

1.45pm - Early Career Innovator Presentations (Small Molecules TIN Pilot Data Scheme 2020 awardees)

2.45pm - Break and Poster Presentation


Session 2 - Chaired by the Repurposing TIN

3.25pm - Early Career Innovator Presentations (Repurposing TIN Pilot Data Scheme 2020 awardees)

4.15pm - Future of Drug Discovery at UCL (Professor Matthew Todd)

4.25pm - Melatonin for the treatment of birth asphyxia (Professor Nikki Robertson)

4.45pm - Accelerating Drug Discovery - Alzheimer's Research UK Drug Discovery Institute (Dr Sarah Jolly, URUK DDI and Dr Jamie Bisland, Astranautx)

4.55pm - Drug Discovery Roadmap at UCL (Professor Oscar Della Pasqua)

5:05pm - Poster Prize Presentation (Professor Alan Thompson)

5.15pm - Closing Remarks from the UCL President & Provost (Dr Michael Spence)

5.25pm - Networking and Drinks Reception


View the full, detailed programme.
Poster Submission

We are providing UCL researchers an opportunity to showcase active drug discovery and development activity by presenting a poster. Due to limited availability, poster presentation opportunities are provided on a first come, first served basis. You will be notified by Thursday 16th June if your poster has been accepted.

There will be a prize for the best research poster. All research posters submitted will be considered and will be required to present to a panel to be judged on the day. More details will be given closer to the event.

Please note the following details to ensure you submit correctly:

  • Please submit your posters while registering online for this event. No posters will be accepted on the day that have not been submitted in advance.
  • All poster details must be complete at time of registration, you will not be able to add information to your submission once you have completed registration.
  • The non-confidential poster must be submitted under one of the following categories: Discovery & Development; Preclinical Research; Preclinical Development; Clinical Evaluation; Regulatory Review and Marketing Approval; Post-Market Monitoring; Enabling Technologies and Platforms.
  • Details required for submission on registration are: Poster Category; Project Remit; Stage of Drug Discovery; Disease Area; Poster Title, Poster Authors, Poster Abstract (200 words).
  • The deadline for poster submission is Thursday 9th June 2022. All poster submitters will be notified by Thursday 16th June of acceptance.
  • A0 size posters, portrait in orientation, are required for presentation.

External Attendance and Sponsorship Opportunities

If you are external to UCL and wish to attend or sponsor this event, and/or exhibit at the symposium, please contact Alina Shrourou ([email protected]) for more information about the opportunities available. Please note that sponsors do not need to pay to attend as is required for normal external (non-UCL) tickets. External attendance/sponsorship opportunities are limited in availability so please contact us as soon as possible if you would like to get involved.


Access

To make this event as inclusive as possible, we have chosen a wheelchair accessible venue and will be providing vegetarian food options.

Please contact Alina Shrourou ([email protected]) if you have any additional accessibility or dietary requirements.


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Contact

If you have any questions about the event and/or poster submission, please contact Alina Shrourou ([email protected]).

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

UCL School of Pharmacy, 29-39 Brunswick Square, London, United Kingdom

Tickets

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