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Advances in long-acting therapeutics meeting

Join us to discuss the latest breakthroughs and challenges in long-acting therapeutics at our free in-person event!

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About the event

Taking place Monday 7 - Tuesday 8 October 2024, at the Liverpool Medical Institution and Conference Centre, the free Advances in Long-acting Therapeutics Meeting aims to bring together researchers in the area of long-acting therapies, from multiple disciplines, to discuss the current state-of-the-art and future opportunities. The development of long-acting therapeutics is accelerated with a multi-disciplinary approach, to ensure that the therapies being developed with desirable physical properties as materials are viable therapeutically, as well as feasible for translation into a medicinal product. We welcome input from material scientists, pharmacologists, pharmacists and industrial researchers to share current research strategies as well as help to identify challenges along the development pipeline.

The meeting will cover three main topics of discussion:

  1. Current long-acting therapy technologies
  2. Challenges within long-acting therapeutics to be addressed
  3. Future opportunities for development and collaboration

Don't miss this opportunity to network with experts in the field and learn about cutting-edge research.

 

The agenda

Monday 7 October

TimeEvent
11:00 Welcome
11:15 Keynote Speaker
12:00 Selected Speaker Session
12:30 Lunch and Poster Session
13:30 Selected Speaker Session
15:00 Refreshment Break and Poster Session
15:30 Selected Speaker Session
17:00 Wine Reception and Poster Session
19:00 End of day
 

 Tuesday 8 October

TimeEvent
08:00 Refreshments
09:00 Keynote Speaker
09:45 Selected Speaker Session
10:30 Break and Poster Session
11:00 Selected Speaker Session
12:30 Lunch and Poster Session
13:30 Selected Speaker Session
14:30 Poster Prizes and Close
15:00 End of Conference

 

How do I register to attend?

To register for attendance, please click here to book a ticket on our Eventbrite page.

 

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How do I submit an abstract for speaker or poster presentation consideration?

There is an opportunity for delegates to apply for an oral or poster presentation of their long-acting research.

Please send abstracts to askcelt@liverpool.ac.uk, indicating whether you would like to be considered for oral and/or poster presentation.

Submission deadline:

Deadline for abstract submissions is 30th June 2024.

Additional considerations for presentation applicants:

Presenting delegates understand that images and recordings may be taken by the CELT team for social media and advertising purposes of this and future events, please let us know if your submission if you would prefer for you and/or your work not to be included.

In order to make the presentations available to those who cannot attend, all presentations will be recorded and made available via the CELT youtube channel, if you do not wish for your presentation to be made public, please indicate this in your submission.

 

Please pass conference information on to your interested colleagues

We have several different assets available for you to download and share the event details to people you think will be interested.

Poster

We have a digital poster PDF for the event with incorporated links that is also ready for printing if desired. You are welcome to download the Advances in long-acting therapeutics meeting poster

Social media assets

The 'book now' and 'submit your abstract now' images are both available as social media assets in a JPG format. Please contact us on askcelt@liverpool.ac.uk to request them.

 

 

We gratefully acknowledge financial support from the Royal Society of Chemistry collaborations grant, which has enabled this event to be free from registrations costs for delegates.

Conference funders

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