A symposium aimed at serving the development of Early Stage Career researchers in the study of the interactions of therapeutic macromolecules with biological barriers
Symposium registrations costs: PhD / Post-Doctoral
researchers £195; Academics £245; Industry £450.
Includes three nights accommodation
(Saturday 26th June -Monday 28th June inclusive), breakfast and lunches, a Welcome reception and Symposium dinner.
Abstract Deadline: April 2nd 2010
Registration Deadline: April 23rd 2010
LATE REGISTRATIONS CAN STILL BE ACCOMMODATED
For more information click on links at the very top of this homepage
For further information & provisional enquiries
email: CDTM@cardiff.ac.uk
Organisers :
Mark Gumbleton & Arwyn T. Jones
Welsh School of Pharmacy, Cardiff University
Latest Confirmed speakers: Topic area
Erwin London (USA): Plasma membrane domains - biophysical perspectives
Paul Luzio (UK): Intracellular sorting
Jörgen Weshe (NO): Endosomal escape: lessons from FGF1
Frank Szoka (USA): Cytoplasmic delivery with bioresponsive liposomes
Ernst Wagner (DE): Polyplexes and cell interactions
Tore-Geir Iversen (NO): Endocytosis and trafficking of nanoparticles
Andrew Baker (UK): Engineered Viral drug delivery systems
E. Sally Ward (USA): Intracellular trafficking of the IgG receptor, FcRn
Jan Schnitzer (USA): Vascular mapping & tissue specific therapy
William Banks (USA): Protein and nucleic acid transport & Blood Brain Barrier
Sandrine Sagan (Fr): Cellular dynamics of CPPs and CPP-cargo
Gilles Divita (Fr): In-vitro/In-vivo correlations for CPP-based delivery vectors
Ted Parton (UK): Pegylated antibody fragments: an industrial perspective
David Rozema (USA): Modular polymer platforms for systemic delivery of siRNA
Cameron Alexander (UK): Polymer architecture for intracellular delivery
There will also be three Technique sessions and two delegate Poster sessions
Technique session #1: Olav Schiemann (UK) “EPR Spectroscopy”
Technique session #2: Werner Wittke (DE) “TIRF Microscopy”
Technique session #3: Dries Vercauteren (BE) “Inhibiting endocytic pathways”
