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Metabolic Disease Drug Discovery Conference: Monday September 21, 2009

on both Clinical and Business Fronts 3:00 Shaping Business Development Through Collaboration Ventures -- Identifying what are the requirements to establish early stage research collaborations -- Extending knowledge gathering beyond existing in-house capabilities -- Expanding the value of a partnership beyond a single deal -- Outsourcing lead finding and early development to partnering companies Dr. Dennis Kim, SVP, Metabolic Diseases, Orexigen Therapeutics Inc 3:45 Scientific Licensing Strategy & Process: Focus on Metabolic Disease Interests -- Outlining Merck"s scientific licensing strategy and review process -- Providing a review of the partnering process, including initiation and negotiation processes -- Identifying what Merck looks for in a potential therapeutic candidate -- Discussing specific licensing priorities for the metabolic diseases area Dr. Lauren Shearman, Associate Director, Scientific Liaison External Scientific Affairs, Merck 4:30 End of Conference IDGA

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It is essential to make soome stretegies for the effective reatment of various diseases. I really appreciate the motive of this conference.

25.04.2012


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