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Home > Events

BIO 2009

18-21 May 2009

Atlanta, USA

 

DNDi and iOWH held panel sessions at BIO 2009.

Wednesday, May 20, 8:00am-9:30am: DNDi session “PDPs and Alternative IP
Management/Tech Transfer Strategies for Improved Global Health”

Thursday, May 21, 2:00pm-3:30pm: iOWH session “Different Type of Partnerships Which Compose PDPs for Improved Global Health”

 

Programme

If you would like to download the full Programme, please click here.

Presentations

DNDi Symposium

1 R&D for Neglected Diseases: PDPs and Alternative IP Management/Tech Transfer Strategies For Improved Global Health
by Mervin Turner

2 PDPs & IP Management Strategies for Improved Global Health
by Carol Mimura

3 Case Studies in Technology Transfer & IP Management
by Julie J.L. Cheng

4 IP Management/Tech Transfer Strategies for Improved Global Health
by Prof. Patrick Nef and Sylvie Fonteilles-Drabek

5 IP Management/Tech Transfer Strategies for Improved Global Health: Selected Illustrative Deals with the Private Sector
by Jean-Pierre Paccaud

6 PDPs and Alternative IP Management/Tech Transfer Strategies for Improved Global Health
by Gerald J. Siuta

iOWH Symposium

1 Different Types of Partnerships Which Compose PDPs for Improved Global Health
by Paul Nakagaki

2 Semisynthetic Artemisinin Partnership
by Nina E. Grove

3 Partnering with PDPs for the Most Neglected Diseases An Overview of DNDi & Its Partnerships
by Jean-Pierre Paccaud

4 Product Development Partnership for better « Access to Medicines » An Example on Malaria
by Philippe Farabolini

5 2009 BIO International Convention Neglected Diseases Initiative
by David Perry

Press Release

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BIO Website

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