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Register for our Our Drug RepurposingMeeting

A fully interactive meeting with an excellent line-up of invited speakers to join those selected from your submitted abstracts

Janet Thornton (European Bioinformatics Institute, England) 

 Pankaj Agarwal (GSK, USA)

 Heather Mortiboys (University of Sheffield, England)

Eric Brown (McMaster University, Canada)

 Martin Zeidler (University of Sheffield, England)

 Rebecca Fairclough (AstraZeneca, England)

 Farhat Khanim (University of Birmingham, England)

 Darren Flower (Aston University, England)

 Sieu Tay (Quotient Sciences, England)

Bettina Schock (Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland)

18-19 November 2019
IET Birmingham: Austin Court
Abstract deadline: 18 September 2019.
Earlybird registration deadline: 18 September 2019.

Drug repurposing represents a promising approach to find new therapeutic uses for existing drugs. This two-day meeting will provide a platform to highlight some of the latest developments in the field of drug repurposing.
There is a need for more systematic and strategic approaches and resources, and this meeting wants to highlight and showcase such efforts besides recent drug repurposing studies.
The field of drug repurposing provides a natural opportunity to combine the strengths of the academic and industrial field. Therefore, we encourage scientists from both sectors, as well as clinicians, to attend this meeting and use it as a networking opportunity and an interdisciplinary forum for discussion.

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