500 Panel: Precompetitive Collaboration


Description:
This session will feature presentations and a panel discussion about opportunities and success stories involving pre-competitive collaboration in the pharmaceutical industry. Presentations are solicited on collaborations in pre-competitive technology across government agencies, academia, industry or regulators. There session will have a few invited talks from leading authorities and project leaders and will also consider additional presentations as part of the AIChE Call for Papers.

Sponsor:
Pharmaceutical Discovery, Development and Manufacturing Forum
Co-Sponsor(s):
Pharmaceuticals (15B)


Chair:
Jean W. Tom
Director
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Chemical Development
One Squibb Drive
New Brunswick, NJ
08903
Email: jean.tom@bms.com

Co-Chair:
Joe Hannon
DynoChem Inc
Wilmington, DE
19803
Email: joe.hannon@scale-up.com


Papers:
500a
Niimbl: The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals
Kelvin H. Lee, University of Delaware
500b
The Transcelerate Comparator Network: Transforming the Supply Chain for Clinical Comparator Medicines
Nishchal Chudasama, Bristol-Myers Squibb
500c
Accelerating Pharmaceutical Development through Precompetitive Collaboration: The Enabling Technologies Consortium
Srinivas Tummala, Bristol-Myers Squibb; Joshua D. Engstrom, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company; Jean W. Tom, Bristol-Myers Squibb; Margaret Faul, Amgen
500d
Cmac: A Partnership Approach to Precompetitive Collaboration for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Research
Alastair J. Florence, University of Strathclyde
500e
A Perspective on a Pre-Competitive NSF Engineering Research Center Focused on Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: C-Sops
Douglas Hausner, C-SOPS, Rutgers University
500f
The Development of an Interactive Knowlege Epicenter for the Advancement of Continuous Manufacturing
Philip Donnellan, University College Dublin; Lawrence De Belder, Janssen
Panel Discussion
Abstract Submissions Closed
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