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CPI to showcase results from BioStreamline project developing novel biotherapeutics

CPI, a UK-based technology innovation centre and a founding member of the High Value Manufacturing Catapult, announced today that it will host an event in Darlington, UK on 26 June 2019 to disseminate the results of the £11.2M BioStreamline project to optimise the development of novel therapeutics. During the event, the project partners — Lonza Biologics, UCB Celltech, Sphere Fluidics, Horizon Discovery Group plc (Horizon), Alcyomics Ltd and CPI — will showcase the results and discuss the potential impact on overcoming some of the most significant shortcomings of the biologics supply chain.
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Clinical Trial Site Contracting: The Conservative, Progressive and Hybrid Models

DrugDev

For the last 20 years, pharmaceutical companies have turned to a variety of clinical outsourcing solutions to reduce costs and improve timelines, enabling them to focus on their core value of research and development. In today’s tightly competitive market, companies are constantly striving for ways to further cut costs and reduce study startup cycle times, while maintaining quality. One of the key cost factors in global R&D spending, estimated at around $102 billion per Kalorama market research, is the cost of conducting clinical trials. CRO’s, which account for about 30% of the total R&D spending, have risen to the challenge of the clinical, technical and administrative management of these trials. But some pharmaceutical companies question how much control to relinquish to vendor partners, especially in the legal arena, due to potential ramifications.
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ESMO Targeted Anticancer Therapies Congress 2020

2-4 March 2020, Paris, France

A unique and international mix of experts, researchers and decision makers both from academia and industry across the globe, will convene in Paris for a three-day Congress aiming at exchanging knowledge, experience and research innovations in cancer. TAT 2020 will focus, among others, on novel strategies in immuno-oncology, personalised medicine and molecular tumour boards, preclinical studies to identify effective combination therapies, use of microbiome, tumour agnostic trials, ADC technology, oncolytics, multispecific biological constructs and targeting cytokines. Participating in TAT 2020 will offer you the possibility to take part in interdisciplinary discussions inspiring new ideas and new collaborations.
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