The Dose Finding and Other Topics in Drug Development and Beyond conference, co-sponsored by ICSA, will take place at University of Connecticut, Storrs Campus, from June 7 – 9, 2023.
Finding the right dose(s) is one of the most important objectives and challenging phase in new drug development. The first book on the subject, Dose Finding in Drug Development, was published in 2006 and edited by Dr. Naitee Ting. This book is highly regarded by his peers and is considered a leading reference title in the environs of dose response for clinical trials. Building upon basic principles found in the book, many advancements have occurred since. The conference covers these important topics, as well as other related topics, and celebrates the 70th birthday of Dr. Naitee Ting who helped to pioneer this field of research.
Registration
Online registration for the conference is now available at Registration.
Short Courses
The Short Courses will take place on June 7th, 2023. Further information can be found at Short Courses.
Call for Book Chapters
As one of the critical objectives in new drug development is finding the right dose, the Organizing Committee has undertaken a noteworthy initiative to advance research in drug development by publishing a peer-reviewed book, which will focus on dose finding and related topics. Conference attendees and non-attendees alike are invited to contribute as co-authors. Detailed guidelines for submitting a title and extended abstract can be found at Call for Book Chapters.
Invited/Contributed Sessions
Each session, whether invited or contributed, will be allotted 90 minutes of presentation time. Presenters will be provided with 20 minutes to deliver their talks, while the remaining time will be dedicated to questions and answers. The session organizer is tasked with compiling and submitting the necessary information, including session titles, abstracts, and speaker details, ahead of the submission deadline of February 27, 2023. The Organizing Committee invites all eligible parties to submit proposals for contributed sessions, with guidelines readily accessible at Invited Sessions.
If you have questions regarding the invited/contributed sessions, please email Qiqi Deng <qiqi.deng@modernatx.com> and Wen Zhou <riczw@rams.colostate.edu>.
Photos & Videos
Finally, please assist us in acquiring photos of Dr. Naitee Ting and/or videos of greetings. Should you have any to share, please forward them to Yiming Zhang <yiming.3.zhang@uconn.edu> and Wenlin Yuan <wenlin.yuan@uconn.edu>.