ATMP Introductory lectures

The basics of the ATMP field from what are ATMPs to the issues in reimbursing their use.

These lectures are being offered as part of the ATMP Sweden/Karolinska Institutet run “Gene and Cell Therapy Product (ATMP) Drug Development” PhD course.

Registration through ATMP  Sweden 2020 -now closed.

PROGRAM ATMP Introductory Lectures – November 16th – 20th, 2020.

Monday 16th November 

ATMP technology and classification 

9:30 – 10:15 – What are ATMPs and historyKarin Hoogendoorn presentation on request. But you can find Karin’s previous ”What are ATMPs” presentation from the 17th of June 2020 here.

10:15 – 11:00 – Entering the manufacture environment – Heather Main

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The ATMP drug development chain 

13:00 – 14:00 – Evren Alici (KI/NextGenNK)

Tuesday 17th November 

Manufacturing of ATMP from an academic´s point of view

9:00 – 9:40 – Adaptation of a research product to GMP – Regulatory and quality aspects of manufacturing and planning a future clinical trial. Lilian Walther Jallow, PhD, research coordinator, KI and CEO, BOOST Pharma

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9:45 – 10.15 – The Manufacturer´s perspective; what to do and what to avoid – Ulrica Eistrand, PhD, Production Manager, Vecura

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Wednesday 18th November 

ATMP/GMP manufacture 

9:00-9:40 Introduction to ATMPs in Sweden and ATMP manufacturingPontus Blomberg (Vecura/KCC, CAMP)

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9:40-10:00 Scale up and scale outMichael Chrobok (KI pre-GMP)

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Thursday 19th November 

Commercial considerations for ATMP

9:00 – 9:45 Opportunities and Challenges in Cell Therapies – Johan Hyllner presentation on request

10:00 – 10:45 Commercial considerations in ATMP – Dag Larsson presentation on request

11:00 – 11:45 Ethical aspects in commercialisation of human tissue – Mats Hansson 

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