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 Opening lecture

hostettmann Kurt HOSTETTMANN University of Geneva, Switzerland
Nature, an almost untapped reservoir of new drugs

Plenary lectures

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Richard HOUGHTEN

Torrey Pines Institute, USA

The direct in vivo screening of mixture-based combinatorial libraries for the identification of novel analgesics

bairoch Amos BAIROCH Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Switzerland
The CALIPHO project: bioinformatics and laboratory approaches targeted towards human proteins. Some thoughts relevant to peptides
maclean d Derek MACLEAN Kai Pharmaceuticals, USA
Intracellular targeting of select protein kinase C isozymes with rationally designed peptides; from the bench to the clinic
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Steffen REEDTZ-RUNGE

Novo Nordisk, Denmark

Ligand-bound structures of the GLP-1 receptor extracellular domain

bonny Christophe BONNY Xigen Pharma, Switzerland Clinical development of XG-102, a cell penetrating kinase inhibitor peptide
g.cevc Gregor CEVC Pamet AG, Germany Noninvasive and targeted transcutaneous delivery of drugs, including peptides
a.leone-bay Andrea LEONE-BAY
MannKind Corporation, USA

 Early development of GLP-1 Technosphere® powder for inhalation

a.leone-bay Abdellah SENTISSI
TransMolecular Inc, USA

TM601's present and future applications in the clinic

Closing lecture

reichert_j Janice REICHERT Tufts University and Peptide Therapeutics Foundation, USA Peptides to drugs pipeline

Round Table:

Evaluation licensing and strategic alliances: how to be successful?

tschollar Werner TSCHOLLAR Partner, Aveo Partners, Switzerland Key issues in strategic alliances and parterning and mechanics in making strategic alliances
besseghir Kamel BESSEGHIR CEO, Debiopharm, Switzerland

The evaluation of a molecule by a drug development company: some critical aspects

hoffmann Peter HOFFMANN Vice President, New Technology Development,Genzyme Pharmaceuticals, USA The rise of biotechnology, is larger better?
 
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