Accelerating the Development of New Drugs from Preclinical Testing through First in Human to Proof of Concept - Burlingame
Accelerating the Development of New Drugs from Preclinical Testing through First in Human to Proof of Concept - Burlingame
Burlingame, United States | 13 March 2025Join us for our seminar to hear about the Translational Pharmaceutics® platform and how it can help in the acceleration of drug development—from preclinical testing to first in human and proof of concept.
The transition of new chemical entities from preclinical testing through the first in human study to proof-of-concept assessments is a well-established process but requires many risk-based decisions in the formulation and dose strength selection, protocol design, and strategy to move to proof-of-concept.
A Translational Pharmaceutics® project integrates formulation development, on demand drug product manufacture, and clinical testing to improve the conduct and outcomes from this key stage in any molecule’s development.
In this presentation, Vanessa Zann will describe how Translational Pharmaceutics® enables development teams to:
- Identify and select optimal formulations for preclinical and clinical testing
- Simplify the CMC process needed to transition the drug into clinical development
- Design and execute successful FIH protocols
- Support switches of drug product type to meet emerging patient study needs
- Enable seamless clinical trial supply to phase 2 and beyond
- This integrated approach not only mitigates risks but also accelerates the pathway to proof-of-concept, ultimately enhancing the likelihood of success for new drug candidates
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Thursday, March 13th 2025 Registration: 11:30am Seminar & Lunch: 12:00pm Q&A/Networking: 1:00pm | Courtyard San Francisco Airport - Burlingame, 765 Airport Road, Burlingame, CA 94010 |
*We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to deny registration or remove any individual who is not a confirmed current or potential client/partner of Quotient Sciences.