BPS 2017 Proceedings

BPS 2017 Proceedings

Meienhofer Keynote Address

Daniel H. Rich

Professor of Medicinal and Organic Chemistry
University of Wisconsin – Madison

Nature’s Peptide Mimetics. Unique Structures. Surprising Properties.

Peptide Showcase

Brief 15 minute presentations from companies developing peptide therapeutics and related technologies. This rapid and compressed format is designed for quick introduction between symposium participants to new technologies, and companies. Each presentation is structured to highlight the value of the technology or  therapeutic being offered and the business strategy.

Peter Gengo

Vice President
Renova Therapeutics

Gene and Peptide Therapy for Chronic Diseases

Alex Batchelor

Alex
Orbit Discovery Ltd

ORBIT Peptide Display – High Throughout Selection of Peptides with Biological Function

Victor Hruby

Victor
MCR Therapeutics

Development of Novel Melanotropin Ligands for the Prevention and Treatment of Disease

Ratmir Derda

Ratmir
University of Alberta // 48Hour Discovery, Inc.

48Hour Discovery of Chemically-modified Peptide Ligands

Brandon Chen

Co-Founder
Snap Bio, Inc.

Novel Cyclic Peptides Derived from Nature

Lauren Goodrich

Scientist
Roche Madison

Massively Parallel Synthesis and Screening of Linear Peptides and Macrocycles using Peptide Microarrays

David Bramhill

CEO
EnduRx

Targeted Peptides That Revoke Immune Privilege for Solid Tumor Therapy

Brian Del Buono

Vice President
Stuart Therapeutics

Production and Use of Collagen Mimetic Peptides for Therapeutic and Diagnostic Applications

Research Showcase

Brief 15 minute presentations of applied research from the academic labs.

Len Luyt

Len
University of Western Ontario

Fluorinated peptides and peptidomimetics targeting the ghrelin receptor (GHSR-1a)

Kimberly Kelly

Co-Founder and Partner
Blue Ridge Biosciences

The Role of Molecularly Targeted Affinity Ligands in our Understanding of Human Disease, Pharmaceutical Discovery and Development, Nanotechnology Sensing Applications, Systems Biology, and the Design of Molecular Imaging Agents.

Mathieu Cinier

Scientific Director
Affilogic

Oral Administration of Nanofitins: Hyperstable Small Affinity Proteins

Pierre Bernard-Savary

President
Intl Symposium for HPTLC / Club de CCM / Chromacim

EVERY ANALYST MUST KNOW HPTLC, TO CHOOSE THE MOST ADAPTED METHOD FOR ANY SAMPLE NEED, OR JUST TO SQUARE THE CIRCLE.

Peptides in the Clinic

Updates on clinical development of peptide therapeutics.

Natalie Winblade Nairn

Director, Formulation and Peptide Drug Discovery
Blaze Bioscience

Tozuleristide, a knottin-fluorophore clinical candidate for real-time detection and visualization of tumor and tumor margins during resection surgery

Dave Garman

Chief Technology Officer
NoNO Inc.

FRONTIER and ESCAPE-NA-1: Two complimentary Phase 3 clinical trials to demonstrate the efficacy of NA-1 in acute ischemic stroke

Hazel Szeto

Scientific Founder
Stealth Biotherapeutics

Discovery and Clinical Development of Elamipretide

Jim Trevaskis

Principal Scientist
MedImmune

MEDI0382, a novel dual GLP1/glucagon receptor agonist, from bench to bedside

Drug Delivery

Novel approaches to peptide drug delivery including devices, molecular engineering, conjugation, and formulation technologies

Joel Richard

Senior Vice President, Peptides
IPSEN

Advances in Non-Invasive Routes of Administration of Peptides: Focus on Successful Oral Technologies Progressing in the Clinic

Uli Binder

Chief Technology Officer
XL-protein GmbH

Prospects of PASylation® for the design of protein and peptide therapeutics with extended half-life and enhanced action

Advances in Chemistry

Timo Nuijens

Lead Scientist
EnzyPep

Enzymatic ligation technologies as adjuncts for the assembly of peptides and proteins

Wilfred Van der Donk

Professor of Chemistry
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Combinatorial Methods Towards Genetically Encoded Cyclic Peptides

Richard Houghten

Founder, CEO
Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies

Search through 10’s of millions of synthetic compounds while requiring the screening of only 300-600 samples!

Kate Carroll

Associate Professor
The Scripps Research Institute – Florida

Cysteine-Mediated Redox Signaling: Chemical Tools for Biology Discovery

Maria Luisa Mangoni

Associate Professor
University of Rome

Derivatives of the Frog-Skin Peptide Esculentin-1a with Promising activity Against Infections Induced by Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

Workshop

Pharm Development Panel discussion

Dave Garman

Chief Technical Officer
NoNo Inc

Panel Discussion: The Virtual Drug Development Model

Daron Evans

Managing Director
PoC Capital, LLC

Panel Discussion: The Virtual Drug Development Model

Information for BPS Presenters

The Boulder Peptide Foundation was established to further the science and knowledge of peptide technology to develop novel therapeutics, biomaterials, medical diagnostics and other beneficial uses for mankind. As part of this goal we run several programs to support career advancement, seminars and educational events. Join us on our mission to expand the applications of peptide science.

Information for BPS Presenters

The purpose of the Boulder Peptide Symposium is to encourage sharing of information related to peptide therapeutic development with an emphasis on the technical, scientific and regulatory aspects of the pharmaceutical development. Presentations that demonstrate original thinking or share experiences from case studies in product development shall receive priority over others.

The Boulder Peptide Symposium offers multiple opportunities for participants to present.

Oral Presentations in Scientific Sessions

The session topics for Scientific Program are Peptides in the Clinic, Drug Delivery, Chemistry of Complex Peptides, Spotlight on Discovery, and Peptide Showcase. Abstracts may be submitted via the Apply to Present page on the website. Submissions will be reviewed by the Scientific Advisory Board on a monthly basis and the speaker will be notified of a decision.

Presentation length: Format is 25-30 minutes slide presentation with 5-10 minutes for Q&A, with the exception of Peptide Showcase talks which are 10 minute slide presentations with 5 minutes for Q&A. Please confirm with your session chair to confirm the exact presentation length.

Invited Speakers: Speakers are requested to supply their presentation details 30 days after receiving an invitation to present.

Program Book Deadline: Final abstract and title must be provided no later than September 1st. No changes to the program are possible after this date.

Presentation Format: Oral presenters please provide your presentation slides to the A/V table on the day of your presentation.

Lodging: All speakers are requested to reserve their own room. Discount rates at the conference hotel are available until August 16th.

Registration: All speakers, excluding sponsored presentation speakers, receive a complimentary registration upon approval of the abstract.

Peptide Showcase Description

The Peptide Showcase is an opportunity for an individual or company to “showcase” new ideas, technology and pipeline assets. Priority shall be given to presentations from biotech and startup companies. Service providers and vendors are not eligible. Speakers in the session receive a complimentary event registration.

Posters

Posters can be presented on any topic relevant to peptides including original research, innovative products and technologies.

Eligibility- Any attendee (from academia, industry, biotech or vendor/sponsor) can present a poster. The presentation must contain original scientific thinking. To submit a poster go to the Submit a Poster link from the meeting menu. All submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis and will be notified of approval. September 1st is the last day to submit a poster abstract. Approved posters are published on the BPF website.

A 30 ” x 40″ board shall be provided with thumb tacks. Board will be on an easel and can be rotated for either landscape or portrait formats. Once you apply for a poster, you will get email confirmation that your poster was accepted. The poster session and number assignments will be emailed one week before the Symposium.

Poster boards shall be available for display from 8am to 8pm the day of your assigned poster session. See the program agenda for the poster session schedule.

Public Release

Every presentation at the Boulder Peptide Symposium is automatically recorded. Speakers are required to give consent for sharing of the presentation video with the peptide community.