Conference details
RNA Therapeutics
Pav Solanki
psolanki@smi-online.co.uk
+442078276048
One of the main challenges in RNA Therapeutics continues to be bridging the gap between in-vivo and in-vitro models, hear key case studies on the development on the latest delivery systems and evaluate with key industry leaders the lessons they’ve learnt whilst developing an RNA therapeutic.
Join us this February 2018, as SMi's RNA Therapeutics Conference brings together industry experts from leading RNA therapeutics companies to analyze and evaluate the latest advancements including SaRNA as a potential therapeutic for people with liver cancer, advances in targeted delivery of nucleotides beyond the liver and the latest developments in delivery systems, such as exosomes and nanocomplexes. www.therapeutics-rna.com/evvnt
How Will You Benefit?
Network and learn from leading professionals such as:
- Nagy Habib, Head of HPB Surgery, Imperial College London and Co-Founder, MiNA Therapeutics
- Shalini Andersson, Senior Director Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics, AstraZeneca RandD
- Ekkehard Leberer, Senior Director, Sanofi
- Jeffrey Ulmer, Head Preclinical RandD, GSK
- James Hamilton, Vice President, Head of Clinical Development, Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals
- Mariola Fotin-Mleczek, Chief Scientific Officer, CureVac
- Bob D. Brown, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Vice President, Research, Dicerna Pharmaceuticals
- Oliver Rausch, VP Research and Development, Storm Therapeutics
- Kirsty Wydenbach, Senior Medical Assessor, Deputy Unit Manager, Clinical Trials Unit, MHRA
Some Featured Highlights will include:
- Hear from MiNA Therapeutics about their new pre-clinical data supporting the on-target mechanism of action of their pioneering new drug candidate MTL-CEBPA
- Learn how CureVac's sophisticated technologies and approaches have helped overcome limitations such as the instability of single-stranded RNA
- Discover STORM Therapeutics' innovative approach: Harnessing the power of RNA epigenetics to develop first-inclass drugs in oncology.