Highlights in Medicinal Chemistry
The Subcommittee on Drug Discovery and Development of the IUPAC Chemistry and Human Health Division is coordinating a short course on “Highlights in Medicinal Chemistry,” during the XXI University Summer School in Rio, to be held in 26-30 January 2015. The course is targeted to postgraduate students and researchers from Brazil and other countries of South America.
Most of the lecturers are inventors of drugs, and so they provide a real insight into the process of new drug discovery.
A summary of the program outline :
Opening Session
1. Tom Perun (IUPAC, Chemistry and Human Health Division) The Role of the IUPAC Division of Chemistry and Human Health
2. M. Patrick Woster (American Chemical Society) Activities of the ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry
Lectures
1. János Fischer (Richter Plc., Budapest, Hungary) Serendipitious Target-based Drug Discoveries
2. Magid Abou-Gharbia (Temple University, Philadelphia, USA) Medicinal Chemistry Approaches for the Discovery of Innovative Therapeutics
3. M. Patrick Woster (MUSC, Medical Uni. of South Carolina, USA) Design of Epigenetic Modulators as Potential Therapeutic Agents
4. Peter Bernstein (PhaRmaB LLC, Rose Valley, USA)The Evolving Role of Chemical technology in Drug Discovery
5. Helmut Buschmann (PharmaConsulting, Aachen, Germany) Pain Research Today: from Morphine to Tapentadol
6. Georg Senn-Bilfinger (University of Stuttgart, Germany) The Role of Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) in the Treatment of Gastrointestinal Diseases
7. Arun Ganesan (University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK) Physicochemical Properties in Drug Design
8. Jan Heeres (retired from Janssen, Belgium) The Discovery of Rilpivirine
9. Eli Breuer (Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel) Tumor Microenvironment as Target in Cancer Therapy
10. Wendy Young (Genentech) Discovery of Kinase Inhibitors Across Multiple Therapeutic Indications
11. Peter Bernstein (PhaRmaB LLC, Rose Valley, USA) Where next in Anti-inflammatory Drug Discovery?
12. Klaus Wanner (LMU University of Munich, Germany) MS Binding Assays and Their Application to the Development of New GABA Uptake Inhibitors
For more information, contact the Task Group Chair Fischer János <j.fischer@richter.hu>
©2014 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston
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