Drug Development – 3 day course

Drug development projects are often initiated by identifying treatment for a disease. The project usually contains a deep knowledge of the disease and the biological mechanism. However, in order to develop a drug for the disease, a broad knowledge of many different areas is required. This three-day course provides insights into all the parts that should be addressed to effectively target a drug project.

This course is available as a traditional and as an online course.

The course is held in English.

The course is organized in cooperation with SwedenBIO.

Who should attend?

The course is aimed for those involved in drug development (eg in small and medium-sized companies), and needs a comprehensive picture of the complex development chain. During the course you will get insight into how to work in the different stages of development, what to think about and what pitfalls there are on the road.

To get the most exchange of the course, it is an advantage to have a natural science background.

This course's main focus is on small molecules.

Lecturer

All lecturers have experience from drug development and most have worked with or in small drug development companies.

Subjects

Day 1
Starting a development project/TPP
Assay development and library screening
Medicinal chemistry
In Vitro-pharmacology
ADME and drug metabolism
PK/PD
PD studies/In Vivo- Pharmacology

Day 2
Patent/IP
Non clinical safety studies
Regulatory strategy
Preclinical formulation & analytics
Preclinical development and CMC
Production of active pharmaceutical ingredient
Analytical chemistry in drug development
Pharmaceutical development incl. manufacturing and quality
Translational Science/biomarkers

Day 3
Clinical trials
Medical Products Agency
Health economics and reimbursement
Business Development
Financing
Licensing Strategies among big pharma
Pharmacovigilance
Market, phase IV & post reg. phase

Preliminary Schedule

Day 1 ca 08:30-17:30
Day 2 ca 08:30-17:30
Day 3 ca 08:30-16:45

Venue

Apotekarsocieteten, Wallingatan 26A, in central Stockholm.