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University of California Drug Discovery Consortium 2nd Annual Symposium
The second annual UC DDC symposium is being hosted by the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) at UCLA. Luminaries in drug discovery and development from across the University of California campuses, as well as from industry, will be coming together during this two day event.
Highlights of planned agenda
- Plenary lectures from leaders in drug discovery
- Poster presentations from UC researchers
- Perspectives on drug development from industry
- Networking breaks
Who should attend?
UC faculty, students, post-doctoral fellows and staff who have research interests in drug discovery and development at any stage, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry experts with interest in ongoing UC drug discovery projects, and other career professionals interested in networking with UC drug discovery researchers.
Contact:
Questions? Please contact:
Joe Wagner, Director, UC-DDC or
Robert Damoiseaux, Director, UCLA Molecular Screening Shared Resource
Poster Competition
We are soliciting applicants for our poster competition. The applicatioin for this competition is now closed.
About the UCDDC:
The University of California Drug Discovery Consortium (UC DDC) is a Cross campus initiative created by the University of California Biomedical Research Acceleration, Integration & Development (UC BRAID) Drugs, Devices, Diagnostics Development (D4) group. The UC DDC aims to build a drug discovery community for the University of California.
