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Friday 22 May 2020

Saturday 23 May 2020

Sunday 24 May 2020

Monday 25 May 2020

08:30- 12:00	Plenary opening symposium: Smart therapeutics P1
12:00- 13:30	Lunch, Poster session and Exhibits
13:30- 14:45	Short communications A1	Short communications B1	Short communications C1	Short communications D1
15:00- 18:00	Advanced methods to accelerate drug discovery A2	Nanopharmaceuticals for precision drug delivery B2	Systems pharmacology to optimise cancer treatments C2	Joining mechanistic and epidemiological approaches to enhance causal inference of drug effects D2	Scientific session E2

Tuesday 26 May 2020

08:00- 11:00	Targeting networks: Systems pharmacology approaches to develop disease-modifying therapies A3	Current Challenges and Future Trends in Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing B3	Genomics: Realising its full potential in clinical practice C3	The safety culture: from population health to patient care D3	Pharmaceutical scientists of the future – Ensuring quality E3
11:15- 12:30	Short communications A4	Short communications B4	Short communications C4	Short communications D4
12:30- 14:00	Lunch, Poster session and Exhibits
14:00- 15:00	Keynote lecture K1
15:00- 18:00	Gut microbiota in disease and therapy A5	Scientific session B5	Taking nanomedicine from bench to bedside: Breaking down the barriers C5	More effective but unaffordable? Maintaining the sustainable access to new curative therapies D5	Integrating artificial intelligence in drug R&D: The evolving role of pharmaceutical scientists E5
19:30- 23:00	Banquet

Wednesday 27 May 2020

08:00- 11:00	Expanding the druggable chemical space for high hanging fruits – bigger numbers, larger molecules, tougher targets A6	Personalised therapy: The promise of 3D-printing B6	Where the action is! Target site monitoring of local drug exposure C6	Novel strategies to enhance antimicrobial stewardship: A focus on low- and middle-income countries D6	Innovations in vaccines to counter emerging global health threats E6
11:15- 12:15	Short communications A7	Short communications B7	Short communications C7	Short communications D7
11:30- 13:00	Lunch, Poster session and Exhibits
13:00- 14:30	Hot Topics A8	Hot Topics B8	Graduate training in the pharmaceutical sciences: more than just the bench? C8	Immune to vaccination? How pharmaceutical scientists can contribute to social acceptance of vaccines D8
14:30- 16:00	Plenary closing session P2