BIT's 16th Annual Congress of International Drug Discovery Science and Technology-2018
Scientific Program
 
BIT's 16th Annual Congress of International Drug Discovery Science and Technology-2018
Theme: Rethinking the Next Big Things in Pharma Innovations
Time: August 16-19, 2018 
Place: Boston Marriott Cambridge, USA
 
Scientific Program
Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3 Stream 4 Stream 5

 

Stream 3: Industrial Art Gallery
-Arts in Billion Dollar Molecules and Next Generation Therapy

Substream 3-1: Improved Linear Drug Discovery on Selected Current Drug Targets
Substream 3-2: Novel Small Molecule Inhibitors and Agonists
Substream 3-3: Follow-on Drugs and Repositioning Drug Discovery
Substream 3-4: Novel Biotherapeutic Discovery
Substream 3-5: Smart DDS and Nanomedicine

Substream 3-6: Clinical Trial Gateway and Translational Convergence

Substream 3-7: Arts of Next Generation Therapy

 

Substream 3-3: Follow-on Drugs and Repositioning Drug Discovery
 

Session 3301: Follow-on Drugs and Repositioning Drug Discovery

Day 2: Morning, Friday, August 17, 2018

Place: Discovery Room, 3rd Floor

08:30-09:55

Chair: Dr. Raul Insa, CEO, SOM Biotech SL, Spain
Time FaceOn Speeches and Speakers
08:30-08:35 Chair's Introduction
08:35-08:55 Title: Lost Interest for Existing Compounds.  Reviving Discontinued Molecules
Dr. Lawrence Friedhoff, Chief, Research & Development, Roivant Sciences, Inc., USA
08:55-09:15 Title: Drug Repositioning; A Systematic Approach in Rare Diseases

Dr. Raul Insa, CEO, SOM Biotech SL, Spain

09:15-09:35

Title: Exploiting Real World Evidence for Finding Opportunities for Drug Repurposing
Dr. Ya'ara Goldschmidt, Manager, Machine Learning for Healthcare, IBM Research, Israel

09:35-09:55

Title: Novel Strategies for the Development of Analgesics for Central Neuropathic Pain

Dr. Christine N. Sang, Director, Translational Pain Research, Brigham and Women’s Hospital; Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School, USA

09:55-10:05 Coffee Break

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