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Antibiotics - Where Now?

Hosted by:
Royal Society of Chemistry
Speaker:
None listed
Starts:
January 21, 2008 at 09:00 am
Ends:
January 21, 2008 at 05:00 pm
Location:
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), Jarvis Suite, 66 Portland Place, London, W1B 1AD United Kingdom
Maps:

Description

As we are more acutely aware of the dangers of MRSA and superbugs, it has become more widely accepted that new drugs are needed which act upon new bacterial targets. However, the cost to pharma of developing a new antibiotic – which could be rendered useless before the investment in its discovery has been recouped – has meant that many companies have no new drugs in the pipeline and more worryingly, have no active research in the area.

This timely meeting will focus on one active research field still uncovering new drug leads – natural products, an area that has strong interest amongst academic scientists, medics, clinical scientists, pharmaceutical scientists.

The conference will be split into two half-day sessions on the following themes:
> Clinical Problems
> Solutions and New Antibiotics

Registration required:
Yes
Free:
No

Additional information

We would like to thank the Society of General Microbiology (SGM) for their co-sponsorship support. SGM members will be eligible to register for the meeting at RSC member rate.

Fees (including VAT) are as follows:
Early bird (by 16 November) / Standard (by 14 December)
Member £95 / £145
Non-member £145 / £195
Student member
£50 / £100
Student non-member £75 / £125
(*Member of the RSC or SGM)

For more information

Contact person:
Royal Society of Chemistry
Phone:
01223 432254 / 432380
Email:
Website:
Antibiotics - Where Now?
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