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Dear Colleague,
GTC's 6th Imaging in Drug Discovery & Development Conference, one of
four parallel tracks that is featured in a summit on May 8-10, 2013 in
Boston, MA, is the only imaging conference that brings together
high-level/influential leaders with decision-making authority from the
pharmaceutical industry, academia, and government to share their knowledge and
expertise in drug discovery and development . Our approach offers a more
intimate and networking-oriented environment that is geared towards connecting
scientists and researchers who use single- and multimodal imaging applications
to further collaborate and advance their imaging projects in drug discovery and
development.
Session topics include:
I. Advantages and Challenges of Available Imaging Modalities
II.
Translational Imaging Applications: Preclinical to Clinical
III.
Imaging Applications Across Multiple Therapeutic Areas
IV.
Molecular Imaging and Diagnostic Approaches and Capabilities
V.
High Content Imaging, Quantitative Imaging and Modeling Capabilities To view the agenda,
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To view the speaker list,
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here.
The conference will run parallel with 3 other information-packed conferences
as part of the
Drug Discovery Summit 2013:
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We look forward to seeing you at the 6th Imaging in Drug Discovery and
Development Conference in Boston!
Best regards,
The 2013 Advisory Committee
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What Past Delegates Said About the Event:
"Intimate conference with plenty of opportunity
to interact with colleagues" - David Raunig at Pfizer
"Very efficient and high level conference of a moderate size. The latter
provides great possibility to communicate and discuss." - Irina Velikyan, PhD,
Scientist, Uppsala University
