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EDGE APPROACHES to DRUG DESIGN 2004
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Programme |
09.15 Registration and Coffee 10.00 Welcome and Introduction 10.05 KEYNOTE LECTURE Increasing productivity in drug discovery Dr Peter Goodfellow (GlaxoSmithKline) [Abstract] 10.50 Computer modelling of cell systems for target selection and therapy design Professor David Fell (Oxford Brookes University) [Abstract] [PowerPoint] 11.20 Coffee 11.50 Computational approaches in formulation development Dr Robert Docherty (Pfizer) 12.20 In-silico screening without structural comparisons: Real Lead Hopping Dr Andy Vinter (Cresset BioMolecular Discovery) 12.50 Lunch 13.50 Chemists are from Venus, modellers are from Mars Dr Michael Bodkin (Eli Lilly) [Abstract] [Powerpoint] 14.20 The development of local and global QSAR models to predict ADMET properties Dr Andrew M Davis (AstraZeneca) 14.50 Tea 15.15 Successes and pitfalls in the data mining of HTS data Dr Stephen Pickett (GlaxoSmithKline) 15.45 A rapid visualisation of bioavailability potential using simple radar plots Dr Tim Ritchie (Novartis) [Abstract] [Powerpoint] 16.15 De novo design algorithms: where we are now and where we will be in two years time? Dr Philip Dean (De Novo Pharmaceuticals) 16.45 Close |
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