18-21 May 2010
London, UK

The 4th annual Exploratory Clinical Development World Europe Conference will build on past success and provide participants with a comprehensive review of possible solutions to managing the challenges in early clinical development. The conference programme will be developed using delegate and speaker feedback and extensive industry research with senior personnel working in exploratory development. Below are the core topics that will be addressed at Exploratory Clinical Development World Europe 2010:

• Innovative management strategies to revolutionize research and development
• Role of experimental medicine in exploratory development
• Review of policy initiatives in driving innovation and over coming bottlenecks in early development 
• Managing the transition between preclinical and first in man studies 
• Advancing proof of concept tools and approaches 
• Outsourcing in Phase I – with focus on Asia 
• Managing risk in early development 
• Study design and dosing strategies 
• Regulatory status and review 
• Evaluation of biomarkers in early development 
• Cardiac safety study design and strategies 
• Translation PK/PD 
• Modelling and simulation

Key Speakers include:

Baroness Susan Greenfield
CBE, Director
Royal Institution

Dr Eckhard von Keutz
SVP, Head Global Early Development
Bayer Schering Pharma AG

Dr Jackie Hunter
SVP Science Environment Development
GlaxoSmithKline

Professor Dr Michel Goldman
Executive Director
Innovative Medicines Initiative

Dr John Davis
Senior Director, Group Head Research Clinical Pharmacology
Pfizer

This is your chance to meet the experts shaping the early clinical development environment. This year we will have double the content, double the speakers and double the networking opportunities.

Visit the conference website: www.healthnetworkcommunications.com/2010/explor

You can register online at www.healthnetworkcommunications.com/2010/explor or call customer service on +44 (0)20 7608 7055

There are a number of early birds on offer so remember the earlier you book the more £££ you save