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Conferences and Meetings on Pharmacology and Drug Development
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EMBL Conference: Expanding the Druggable Proteome with Chemical Biology
05 Feb 2020 - 07 Feb 2020 • Heidelberg, Germany
Chemical biology is a scientific discipline that promises to apply the latest chemical approaches to interrogate complex biological systems and is, consequently, at the very heart of modern pharmacology. This conference will explore how recent advances in chemical biology are helping to expand the druggable proteome and enhance our understanding of disease biology .
EMBL Events; Phone: [+49 6221 387 8797]; Email: events@embl.de
Drug discovery, chemical biology, genomics, DNA-sensing pathways, proteolysis targeting chimeras (PROTACs), targeted protein degradation, druggable proteome, druggable genome, phenotypic screens, chemical probes, chemogenomics, bioinformatics
Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry, Toxicology
https://www.embl.de/training/events/2020/CPP20-01/
BIOMUK 2020 — 15th Annual Biomarkers Congress
18 Feb 2020 - 20 Feb 2020 • Manchester, United Kingdom
Oxford Global
Phone: [+441865248455]; Email: g.alonso@oxfordglobal.co.uk
Biomarkers, Precision Medicine, Drug Development, Bioinformatics, Genomic Markers
https://bit.ly/35hvrvN
3D Cell Culture — SMi's 4th Annual 3D Cell Culture Conference
19 Feb 2020 - 20 Feb 2020 • London, United Kingdom
SMi Group
SMi's 3D Cell Culture Conference will explore advances of organ and lab-on-a-chip, microphysiological systems, applications of technology and case studies, imaging, high throughput screening and advances in 3D cell culture models which make up core components within the 3D Cell Culture field. For the first time ever the NEW 3D Bioprinting Focus Day on 18 February 2020 will explore case studies from big pharma, biotech's and academia exploring how bioprinting is being used in industry highlighting projects looking at stem cell therapy, drug screening and extracellular matrix scaffolds.
Phone: [02078276000]; Email: ssapal@smi-online.co.uk
Organ-on-chips, microfluidics, cell culture, 3D cell culture, 3D bioprinting, bioprinting, organoid, extracellular matrix, ECM, tissue engineering, physiochemical factors, cell-based assay, cytotoxicity, cell metabolic pathways, cancer research, molecular diagnostics, cell and gene therapy, microphysiological, co-culture systems complex in-vitro models, high throughput screening, 3D imaging, drug screening, extracellular matrix scaffolds, 3D drug development, regenerative therapies
Stem-cell Research & Therapy, Regulation in Medicine and Pharmacology
http://www.3d-cellculture.com/coms
Molecular Modelling — 1-day Technical & Hands-on Workshop on Molecular Modelling | Virtual Screening, Molecular Docking & Predictive Toxicology-ADMET
25 Feb 2020 • Bangkok, Thailand
BDG Lifesciences, India
In Bangkok, we have launched our 4th event which is a 1-Day Technical & Hands-on Workshop on Molecular Modelling in which we will cover Virtual Screening, Molecular Docking & Predictive Toxicology topics in Drug Design.
Workshops Coordinator; Phone: [+917017955472]; Email: workshops@biodiscoverygroup.com
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https://asia.explara.com/e/bioinformatics-drug-design-bangkok
2nd Therapeutics Discovery From Bench to First in Human Clinical Trials Conference
25 Feb 2020 - 27 Feb 2020 • Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
King Abdullah International Medical Research Center (KAIMRC)
2nd Therapeutics Discovery From Bench to Fist in Human Trials conference provides a unique opportunity for experts around the world to come together, learn and discuss the latest research update on drug discovery and development. It is a unique in its kind to be hosted in the newly opened research facility at King Abdullah International Medical Research Center (KAIMRC) that is aimed to boost the academic drug discovery and development research (DDDR) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and link it with the international recognized body in the field.
Email: KAIMRC-Therapeutics@ngha.med.sa
Themes that will be discussed in two days and each will include Keynote presentations, selected abstract presentation and panel discussions. Academic Drug Discovery Platforms, Rare Diseases Targets and Orphan Drugs Discovery, Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery, Anti-Infective Drug Discovery in the Era of Bad Bugs, Natural Products as source of novel drug.
https://therapeuticsdiscovery.kaimrc.med.sa
PV — 21st Pharmacovigilance 2020
Virtue Insight
21st Pharmacovigilance 2020 event keeps an immersed eye on discussion of critical topics in PV domain, which capture influence of emerging technologies like AI, IoT, Big Data. Not merely that, we have exciting surprise activities which will help you to interact more with your peers. This will be surely an exciting event wherein you could get chance to meet big industry gems. Let's gather to shape the industry with your magnificent ideas.
Email: kavitha@virtueinsight.co.in
Pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, Drug Safety, Drug Development, patient safety, RiskManagement, Pharmaceuticals, healthcare
https://www.virtueinsight.com/pharma/21st-Pharmacovigilance-2020/
Gordon Research Seminar — New Antibacterial Discovery and Development
29 Feb 2020 - 01 Mar 2020 • Lucca (Barga), Italy
Gordon Research Conference — New Antibacterial Discovery and Development
01 Mar 2020 - 06 Mar 2020 • Lucca (Barga), Italy
World Antibody-Drug Conjugate London 2020
02 Mar 2020 - 04 Mar 2020 • London, United Kingdom
https://worldadc-europe.com/about/about-event/
PACS — 8th Annual Pharma AntiCounterfeiting & Serialisation 2020
8th Annual Pharma AntiCounterfeiting & Serialisation 2020 will provide you insight into the current state of play in the EU & US on the vital role of technology impact in the sustainability of pharma and healthcare systems. Our speakers will outline the key recent developments in technology impact in pharma and healthcare in the EU and other international jurisdictions. The event will also address some of the most achievable possibilities of integrating AI, IoT and blockchain within pharma and healthcare through a mixture of practical, lectures and roundtable discussions specifically designed.
Anticounterfeiting, Serialisation, Pharmaceuticals, Counterfeit, Supply Chain, Track Trace, Drug regulatory, Packaging, labeling, Blockchain, ArtificialIntelligence, IoT
https://www.virtueinsight.com/pharma/8th-Annual-Pharma-AntiCounterfeiting--Serialisation-2020/
AIIOT — 3rd Annual Pharma AI, IoT & Blockchain 2020
Our 3rd Annual Pharma AI, IoT & Blockchain 2020 will provide you insight into the current state of play in the EU & US on the vital role of technology impact in the sustainability of pharma and healthcare systems. Our speakers will outline the key recent developments in technology impact in pharma and healthcare in the EU and other international jurisdictions. The event will also address some of the most achievable possibilities of integrating AI, IoT and blockchain within pharma and healthcare through a mixture of practical, lectures and roundtable discussions specifically designed.
Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, IoT, AI, interntet of things, pharma, healthcare, BigData, Drug Discovery, Pharmaceuticals
https://www.virtueinsight.com/pharma/3rd-Annual-Pharma-AI-IoT--Blockchain-2020/
Course: Health Economics for Non-Health-Economists
10 Mar 2020 - 11 Mar 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
Understand the terminology, tools, models and argumentation used in health economic evaluation articles – Learn to distinguish good from bad ones – Know how to integrate HECON studies into clinical & marketing plans – Learn how to use HECON evaluations towards healthcare payers.
Phone: [+3227090142]; Email: annelies.swaan@celforpharma.com
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/health-economics-non-health-economists
ECI — Oligonucleotide Delivery II: Biology, Engineering and Development An ECI Conference Series
15 Mar 2020 - 20 Mar 2020 • Siracusa,Sicily, Italy
The ECI "Delivery of Nucleic Acid Therapeutics: Biology, Engineering and Development" conference will provide a forum for increasing our mechanistic understanding of the biological processes underpinning non-viral and viral delivery, including molecular and cellular biology, virology, in vivo pharmacology and toxicology, rational optimization strategies, targeting, formulation, bioengineering and process development solutions to scale-up and manufacturing, regulatory considerations and preclinical and clinical NAT programs.
Phone: [212516760]; Email: noel@engconfintl.org
nucleic acid RNA mRNA viral drug development vectors tropism virology NAT cargo ASO's Therapeutics
http://www.engconf.org/conferences/biotechnology/oligonucleotide-delivery-ii-biology-engineering-and-development/
Course: The Strategic Digital Pharma Marketing Course
Learn how to design a digital marketing strategy for your brand, therapeutic area or company that integrates into the whole marketing mix – Grasp the full power and trends of all digital tactics in pharma – Learn how, and when, to select the appropriate tactics, optimise the mix and how to measure their business impact.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/strategic-digital-pharma-marketing-course
FDDUS 2020 — 3rd Annual Formulation & Drug Delivery USA Congress
17 Mar 2020 - 18 Mar 2020 • San Diego, United States
Join us at our 3rd Annual Formulation & Drug Delivery USA Congress - Over 300 delegates - Over 55 case studies & Presentations - Six highly interactive streams
Formulation, Drug Delivery, Drug Development, Cell & Gene Therapy
http://bit.ly/2lvUhGN
IRDDUS 2020 — 3rd Annual Inhalation & Respiratory Drug Delivery USA Congress
Phone: [+441865248455]; Email: e.hawkings@oxfordglobal.co.uk
Respiratory, Drug Delivery, Inhalation, Pharmaceutical
https://bit.ly/2n66cMp
Annual DIA Europe Meeting 2020
https://www.diaglobal.org/en/flagship/dia-europe-2020
American Society For Clinical Pharmacology And Therapeutics 121st Annual Meeting 2020
17 Mar 2020 - 21 Mar 2020 • Houston, United States
https://www.ascpt.org/Meetings/Annual-Meeting
Toxicology Conference 2020 — Toxicology & Pharmacology Summit
23 Mar 2020 - 24 Mar 2020 • Rome, Italy
In the light of this theme "Future breakthrough in Toxicology and Pharmacology for the better world", Toxicology and Pharmacology Summit aims to provide a forum for international researchers and academicians from various areas of biology, chemistry, pharmacology, and medicine by providing one kind of platform for critical analysis of new designing, and to share latest cutting-edge research findings, most recent movements and latest upgrades inside the field of Pharmacology with explicit keynote lectures, plenary sessions, Poster competition, Young Researchers' Forum (YRF), Workshops, Symposiums and Exhibitions from elite researchers, distinguished scientists and business delegates. It allows delegates to have issues addressed on Toxicology & Pharmacology by recognized global experts who are up to date with the latest developments in the field to a common forum and also exchange ideas makes us updated about the advancements and innovations in Toxicology and Pharmacology in a wide range.
Phone: [1 631 303 3007]; Email: toxicology.us@gmail.com
Medicine Development and Safety Testing, Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Drug, Environmental and Occupational Toxicology, Developmental Pharmacology, Molecular and Biochemical Toxicology, Reproductive and Developmental Toxicology, Applied Pharmacology, Genetic Toxicology and Toxicity Testing, Product Development Toxicology, Industrial & Occupational Toxicology, Toxicological Pharmacovigilance, Toxicologic Pathology, Clinical Trials on different Diseases and Medical Devices, Toxicology Consulting, Genetic and Cellular Toxicology, Aquatic Toxicology, Toxicology Global Market, Toxicology Current Advances, Pharmacology and Drug Design, Pharmacological Testing, Toxicology Risk Assessment, Immunopharmacology and Immunotoxicology, Advances in Pharmacological Research, Market Analysis of Pharmacology, Biochemical pharmacology, Cardiovascular Pharmacology.
http://www.globalepisteme.org/Conference/toxicology-pharmacology-conference
World Drug Safety Congress Americas 2020
23 Mar 2020 - 25 Mar 2020 • Boston , MA, United States
https://www.terrapinn.com/conference/world-drug-safety-us/
Course: The Pharma Forecasting Course
24 Mar 2020 - 25 Mar 2020 • Zurich, Switzerland
Learn the evidence-based concepts, models and techniques that work best to forecast the sales of pharmaceuticals – Know how to build Market Access into your forecasts – Learn to distinguish reliable from bad forecasts and how to forecast cost-effectively – Get practice with an Excel-based forecasting tool that integrates all the techniques taught.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/pharma-forecasting-course
BPDE — Bioprocessing Summit Europe 2020
24 Mar 2020 - 26 Mar 2020 • Barcelona, Spain
Cambridge Healthtech Institute
The fastest growing bioprocessing meeting in Europe is returning in 2020, this time in Barcelona with more ground-breaking science, technologies and exhibitors than ever before! The 8 track conference, which doubled in attendance in 2019, brings together leading bioprocessing scientists to discuss the latest developments and trends in cell culture, cell line, protein expression, recovery, purification, cell and gene therapy manufacturing, and new for 2020, analytical characterisation, formulation and aggregates.
Cambridge Healthtech Institute; Phone: [7819725400]; Email: chi@healthtech.com
cell culture, cell line, protein expression, recovery, purification, cell and gene therapy manufacturing, analytical characterisation, formulation, aggregates
https://www.bioprocessingeurope.com/
PSW20 — 3rd Annual Pharma Security World 2020 "Supply-Chain, Drug Serialization and Anti-Counterfeiting" Conference and Expo
The rising tide of counterfeit medicines are turning into a serious concern around the world, and have progressively been showing up through the real pharmaceutical supply chain, including community and online drug stores.Counterfeit drugs are not only a global public health risk, but also harm the quality of the product, the integrity of the brand, the economy and even national security.We require both countrywide and industry-level participation, and in addition public and private sector coordinated effort, to identify and definitively battle counterfeiters.
Phone: [02070960786]; Email: info@corvusglobalevents.com
PharmaSecurityWorld, counterfeitdrugs, Anticounterfeiting, BrandProtection, drugsecuritySerialization, Traceability, SupplyChain, IP, PharmaSupplyChain, Packaging, BrandEnforcement, BrandIntegrity, Labelling, Printing, TrackAndTrace, DrugRegulatory, RFID, fakedrugs
https://corvusglobalevents.com/conferenceInfo.php?ref=Pharma-Security-World-2020
Course: The Pharma Business Development Course
Understand the structure of the pharma business development process in the pharma-biotech world – Grasp the terminology, challenges, concepts & tools in each step, from analysis and planning... up to closing and following-up a deal – Be prepared for the financial and legal pitfalls.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/pharma-business-development-course-overview-course
Superbugs & Superdrugs — SMi's 22nd Annual Superbugs & Superdrugs Conference
As one of the most impactful pharmaceuticals for maintaining public health, antibiotics have been around since early 20th century and have since shown a need for significant progress in recent years. This is mainly due to its broad and indiscriminate use which has slowly given birth to multi- to extensively-drug resistant bacteria rendering our current last-resort antibiotic arsenal, including colistin, carbapenems, 3rd and 4th generation cephalosporins, useless. This year's event aims to showcase a suite of sessions focused on novel drugs and approaches, particularly highlighting non-traditional and traditional therapies that provide an innovative means to spearhead the issue. The conference will also place significant emphasis on the much-needed support for innovative approaches such as sessions tackling the funding and support and the regulation that provides guidance towards the goal of ameliorating the continued rise of anti-microbial resistance AMR. It is crucial to bring industry leaders together to discuss the strategies in place that reduce AMR, evaluate the role pharmaceutical companies and funding bodies play in reducing AMR, learn about new diagnostics approaches to identify AMR and consider novel candidates and alternatives to anti-microbials. Join us in March 2020, along with leaders from the pharmaceutical industry, academia, regulatory and funding bodies, and public-private partnerships to discuss the way forward.
Phone: [02078276000]; Email: events@smi-online.co.uk
Resistance; superbugs; superdrugs; mrsa; infectious diseases; investment; smart materials, infection, drug discovery, antibacterial, antimicrobial, anti-infective, multidrug resistance, MDR, diagnostics, immunization, inhibitors, antibiotic, resistance, antibiotic resistance, vaccine, bacterial, infections, drive a-b, genome sequencing, multi-resistant gram-negative, BARDA, Microbiota, EBOLA, bacteria, biotech, biomedical, pem, disease, amr, ppp, health, containment, microbiology, hepatitis, hcv, clinical, lab, gram positive, gram negative, fungi, fungal, population, contamination, viral, virus, amr, zika, fda, pathogen
http://www.superbugssuperdrugs.com/comsWL
International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering Europe Annual Conference 2020
30 Mar 2020 - 02 Apr 2020 • Madrid, Spain
https://ispe.org/conferences/2020-europe-annual
Course: The Strategic e-Medical Affairs Course
31 Mar 2020 - 01 Apr 2020 • Zurich, Switzerland
Learn to design a digital innovation strategy for Medical Affairs – Grasp the full power and trends of the whole spectrum of digital tactics that affect physicians and patients – Learn how to optimise the mix of tactics and to measure their business impact.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/strategic-e-medical-affairs-course
3rd Annual Pharma Supply-Chain & Security World 2020 "Supply-Chain, Drug Serialization and Anti-Counterfeiting" Conference and Expo
Corvus Global Events
The Annual Pharma Supply Chain and Security World Summit is back in London for the 3rd time, and this time with more focus on optimizing your supply chain challenges to ensure an agile, responsive, streamlined and secured supply chain. Pharmaceutical companies have to resist the challenges looming from supply chain security lapses to avoid infiltration of counterfeit, diverted, and adulterated drugs entering into the supply chain. To protect your brand and build a genuine future, Corvus Global Events invites you to Pharma Supply Chain & Security World 2020 - Supply-chain, Drug Serialization And Anti-Counterfeiting conference, which will have Pharma industry experts sharing various challenges faced, new strategies, case studies and use of innovative ideas, the conference will also offer opportunities to encourage partnerships and collaborations. In this conference you'll not only discover innovative technologies, transformation strategies and collaboration methods, but how best to implement them to optimise your supply chain processes and strategies for drug anti-counterfeiting.
Corvus Global Events; Phone: [+442070960786]; Email: info@corvusglobalevents.com
PharmaSecurityWorld, SupplyChain, counterfeitdrugs, Anticounterfeiting, BrandProtection, drugsecurity Serialization, Traceability, SupplyChain, IP, PharmaSupplyChain, Packaging, BrandEnforcement, BrandIntegrity, Labelling, Printing, TrackAndTrace, DrugRegulatory, RFID, fakedrugs
https://corvusglobalevents.com/conferenceInfo.php?ref=PHARMA-SUPPLY-CHAIN--SECURITY-WORLD-2020
Course: Accelerating Market Access in Rare Diseases
02 Apr 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
Learn and anticipate the market access challenges in rare diseases – Know how to leverage patient-centric real world evidence to accelerate the patient and market access of innovative and potentially transformative Orphan Medicinal Products (OMPs) and Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) – Acquire planning tools that maximise product value of OMPs and ATMPs from launch to loss of exclusivity.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/accelerating-market-access-rare-diseases
Course: Medical Affairs for Modern Pharma
02 Apr 2020 - 03 Apr 2020 • Zurich, Switzerland
Learn how medical affairs can enhance the commercial success of pharma brands with market insight generation, brand value definition, and HCP/patient engagement – Learn the critical success factors of a competitive medical affairs strategy and of an impactful tactical mix – Get familiar with the fundamentals of health economics and of leadership development.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/medical-affairs-modern-pharma
ITOC7 — 7th Immunotherapy of Cancer Conference
02 Apr 2020 - 04 Apr 2020 • Munich, Germany
ITOC7 is organised by the WMA GmbH in scientific cooperation with the ITOC Association, the Tumor Centre in Munich (TZM), the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC), the German Cancer Consortium (DKTK) as well as the Comprehensive Cancer Center Munic
The 7th Immunotherapy of Cancer Conference (ITOC7) to be held in Munich, Germany from April 2 – 4, 2020 is a European meeting providing a global platform for translational research in the field of immuno-oncology as well as a forum for discussion of early clinical translation and to address its unique challenges. The main goal of the series of ITOC conferences is to provide a unique platform for discussions where all those dedicated to the immunotherapy of cancer can exchange their knowledge and latest findings to advance the oncology drug development and delivery.
WMA GmbH Congress Office; Phone: [+431405138318]; Email: itoc@medacad.org
Emerging concepts / novel agents Microbiome and immune system/immunotherapy Tumor microenvironment Vaccine Therapy Precision Medicine Meets Immunotherapy (Immuno-Monitoring) Cell Therapy in Solid Tumors Cell Therapy in Haematologic Diseases Combination Therapy
Oncology, Immunology and Allergic Diseases
https://www.itoc-conference.eu/
Molecular Modelling — 1-day Technical Hands-on Workshop on Molecular Modeling | Virtual Screening, Molecular Docking & ADMET
05 Apr 2020 • Dubai, United Arab Emirates
We are glad to announce our 8th event in DUBAI which is a 1-Day Technical & Hands-on Workshop on Molecular Modelling in which we will cover Virtual Screening, Molecular Docking & Predictive Toxicology topics in Drug Design.
drugdiscovery, bioinformatics, bioinfo, itsdifferentbybiodiscovery, bdglifesciences, biotech, biotechnology, proteomics, dubai, uae, sharjah, abu dhabi, dubaidiaries, travelmiddleeast, gulf dubiotech
https://www.explara.com/e/drug-discovery-dubai
13 Apr 2020 - 17 Apr 2020 • San Diego, California, United States
Cambridge Healthtech Institute's 15th Annual Drug Discovery Chemistry is a dynamic conference for medicinal chemists working in pharma and biotech. Focused on discovery and optimization challenges of small molecule drug candidates, Drug Discovery Chemistry provides many exciting opportunities for scientists to create a unique program to hear presentations most suited to one's personal interests by going back and forth among concurrent conferences. The 2020 event includes new coverage of RNA as a small molecule target, expanded coverage of artificial intelligence for early drug discovery, plus even more short courses to choose from.
Marketing Manager; Email: asaenger@healthtech.com
drug discovery, small molecules, therapeutics, medicinal chemistry
https://www.drugdiscoverychemistry.com/
Course: Pharma-Biotech Product & Company Valuation
20 Apr 2020 • Basel, Switzerland
Understand the valuation concepts and techniques that are commonly applied in the pharma and biotech world – Know how to assess and calculate the value of a biotech company – Learn how to calculate the value of a pharmaceutical in development and how to structure a licensing deal.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/pharma-biotech-product-company-valuation-introductory-course
FDDUK 2020 — 6th Annual Formulation & Drug Delivery Congress
Pharmaceutical, Drug Development, Formulation, Drug Delivery
https://bit.ly/2pzhJVQ
5th Annual Inhalation & Respiratory Drug Delivery Congress 2020
https://www.oxfordglobal.co.uk/formulation-delivery-series-uk/inhalation/
BIOMANU 2020 — Biomanufacturing Congress
Meet and learn from experts in the biopharmaceutical manufacturing community to address critical strategic developments and technical innovation in continuous manufacturing & CMC, upstream & downstream process development and the manufacture of advanced therapeutics.
Biomanufacturing, Upstream Bioprocessing, Downstream Bioprocessing, Biologics Manufacturing, Cell & Gene Therapy Manufacturing, Smart Factories, Digitalisation, CMC, Continuous Manufacturing
https://bit.ly/2QBGMm8
14th Drug Discovery for Neurodegeneration Workshop: A Course on Translating Research into Novel Drug Targets
26 Apr 2020 - 28 Apr 2020 • Philadelphia, United States
Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation
This interactive workshop is designed as an introductory course covering all aspects of drug discovery for neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Frontotemporal Degeneration, Multiple Sclerosis, ALS, FTD, MS. This unique workshop offers great opportunities to connect with key stakeholders from pharmaceutical, biotechnology, government and academic sectors. ADDF encourages young investigators, researchers from academia, bio-pharmaceutical and start-up organizations to submit their work for poster presentation. Application is open online through January 31, 2020. ADDF invites applications for the Young Investigator Travel Scholarships.
Event Secretariat; Phone: [224-938-9523]; Email: meetings@alzdiscovery.org
drug discovery, neurodegeneration, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Frontotemporal Degeneration, Multiple Sclerosis
https://meetings.alzdiscovery.org/ddnd-home/
7th Annual Peptides & Oligonucleotides Congress
Over 150 attendees working in peptides and oligonucleotides, representing global pharmaceutical organizations, leading biotech companies and internationally renowned academic institutions. Over 40 case studies, presentations and panel discussions focused on the key issues in peptide technologies, therapeutics case studies, discovery & development of oligonucleotide therapeutics, manufacturing and process development.
Phone: [+441865248455]; Email: b.copeman@oxfordglobal.co.uk
Peptide, Oligonucleotide, Peptide Chemistry, Peptide Characterisation, Peptide Purification, Peptide Discovery, Peptide Research, Antimicrobial Peptides, Peptide Synthesis, Peptide Manufacturing, Peptide Bioavailability, Peptide Toxicity, Peptide Process Development, Peptide Therapeutics, Peptide, Immunogenicity, Peptide Immunology, Peptide Stability, Peptide Automation, Peptide Half Life Extension, Peptide Novel Diseases, Peptide Endocrinology, Peptide Infectious Diseases, Peptide Oncology
https://bit.ly/2JRg5pC
Epigenetic Pathways and Human Disease Conference
30 Apr 2020 - 03 May 2020 • Chania, Greece
Epigenetics is a field that impinges on many biological processes since it encompasses fundamental mechanisms of gene regulation. In addition, this area is currently exploited for drug development, particularly against cancer, since epigenetics regulators are miss-regulated in this disease. The conference will bring together all these themes. It will provide a comprehensive backdrop to the basic principles behind Epigenetic and cross-reference to their relevance to disease. There will be sessions on Chromatin, RNA and DNA regulatory pathways and a separate session on recent developments in drug discovery from Pharma.
Conference Manager; Phone: [00441638724137]; Email: admin@fusion-conferences.com
Epigenetics, Cancer, Chromatin regulatory pathways, RNA modification pathways, DNA modification pathways, Drug discovery
Genomics and Bioinformatics, Oncology
ECI — Pharmaceutical Engineering: At the Frontier of Drug Substance and Drug Product
03 May 2020 - 07 May 2020 • Irsee, Germany
Engineering Conferences International (ECI)
It is well known that the physical and chemical properties of the DS (API) have major impacts on the formulation and the Drug Product (DP) process. In any dosage form including solid, liquid and semi-solid, the Drug Substance (DS) or Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) goes through a formulation process. This process to make the final drug product serves many purposes, but all with the goal of eventually delivering the active ingredient to the desired sites in the patients' body in the most convenient way and to achieve optimal therapeutic effect.
Phone: [2125146760]; Email: noel@engconfintl.org
Role particle engineering process scaleup Pharmaceutical composite materials DS/DP interface integration DS (API)
http://www.engconf.org/conferences/biotechnology/pharmaceutical-engineering-frontier-manufacturing-of-drug-api-and-drug-products/
Course: The Multi-Channel Patient Engagement Course
12 May 2020 - 13 May 2020 • London, United Kingdom
Learn how to engage patients with multi-channel disease awareness / patient activation campaigns – Know how to support patients in their therapy with multi-stakeholder / multi-channel patient adherence programmes – Be able to measure success and impact on the critical success factors of a patient-centric organisation.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/multi-channel-patient-engagement-course
Course: Personalising Patient Experiences Using Behavioural Science
13 May 2020 • London, United Kingdom
Understand the drivers of patient health behaviours – Learn how to identify and interpret specific individual drivers of health behaviours – Understand the practical steps to design/enhance your support solutions in a way that delivers true personalisation and support for all stakeholders - Take your current patient/caregiver/HCP support solution(s) to the next level with insights from Professor John Weinman and Nathan O'Donnell.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/personalising-patient-experiences-using-behavioural-science
Course: Business Acumen for Medical Science Liaisons
Understand the role of MSLs within the organisation – Gain business acumen by understanding how the MSL can optimally add value to both external and internal stakeholders – Know how strategic decisions determine MSL tactics – Learn how to successfully plan and implement typical MSL tactics, and how to assess their impact – Discuss and discover how to deal with issues that MSLs typically are confronted with.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/business-acumen-medical-science-liaisons
Course: The Pharmaceutical Out-licensing Course
26 May 2020 - 27 May 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
Be able to decide on the best deal type for products in R&D – Know what to include in CDAs, MTAs and term sheets – Learn how to prepare product information and how to find potential partners – Know how to calculate the value of your product and optimise the deal structure.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/pharmaceutical-out-licensing-course
DDSEU 2020 — 21st Annual Drug Discovery and 8th Annual Drug Design & Medicinal Chemistry Congress
The events are aimed at VPs and senior directors of discovery in biology and chemistry from global pharmaceutical and biotech organisations. New for 2020, the event features focused R&D leaders sessions on Drug discovery Modalities and AI in drug development. It will also highlights successful strategies in delivering On Target Discovery, Phenotypic/Crispr Screening, Applications Of Organ-In-A Chip Platforms As Well As Tissue And 3D Culture For Disease Modelling. Empowering Drug Discovery with Chemical Biology, senior experts will also learn about enabling technologies that facilitate quicker drug development timelines such as protein degradation tools, target-based discovery techniques including RNA as novel targets. Do not miss out on cutting edge insights into computational chemistry and drug design methods.
Drug Discovery, Drug Design, Medicinal Chemistry
Translational Medicine, Clinical Trials, Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry, Toxicology
https://bit.ly/33r8ULN
NEURO2020 — 2nd Annual Neuroscience Drug Discovery Congress
Oxford Global is proud to present our 2nd Annual Neuroscience Drug Discovery Congress, taking place 26 – 27 May 2020 in Berlin, Germany, which will bring together key leaders and influencers from global pharmaceutical organisations and leading academic research institutions. Discover the latest developments and critical approaches in neuroscience discovery, alongside cutting-edge enabling tools and technologies for developing neurological treatments. The congress encompasses the emerging trends and technological breakthroughs in drug discovery for neurodegenerative diseases, together with presentations on advancements in stem cell technologies to fuel drug discovery and iPS cells in disease modelling. On Day 2, we aim to emphasise the importance of targeted therapeutics and the crucial roles of biomarker development and gene therapy in drug discovery and translational neuroscience.
Key speakers include:
•	Emilio Merlo Pich, Executive Director Neurology & Quantitative Medicine Neuroscience Therapeutic Area, Takeda
•	Andreas Hartmann, Executive Director PreClinical Safety, Therapeutic Area Head, Novartis
•	Ross Jeggo, Head of Research, Neuropsychiatry Centre for Therapeutic Innovation, Servier
View the Agenda: https://bit.ly/2rYH2kT
With over 20 unmissable presentations, the two-day congress offers an intuitive platform for high level scientific and business discussions, ensuring valuable networking and interactive sessions.
This events form part of the R&D Series EU and are co-located with our 21st Annual Drug Discovery Summit and 8th Annual Drug Design & Medicinal Chemistry Congress
For more information contact g.alonso@oxfordglobal.co.uk or visit the website: https://bit.ly/2PfND2z
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LIVE WEBINAR:
Predictive Model Approaches For Pharmacokinetics And Pharmacodynamics In CNS Discovery
Hosted by Elizabeth de Lange, Professor in Predictive Pharmacology, LACDR, Leiden University
Register (free): https://bit.ly/2RQHjBg
Neuroscience, Drug Discovery, Drug Development, Drug Design, Medicinal Chemistry
https://bit.ly/2PfND2z
Course: The Pharma Licensing Negotiation Course
Learn and practice in role plays the whole armamentarium of winning strategies, tools, dos & don'ts, tricks & tips in each step of the pharma licensing negotiation process: planning – internal negotiations – making the first contact – term sheet assumptions – face-to-face meetings – resolving issues – contract closure.
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Course: Late Stage Pharma Lifecycle Management
Prepare for patent expiry with a winning LCM plan for established brands – Know which drivers of differentiation can be used – Learn where, when and how to compete in a generic world using late stage LCM strategies & tactics – Learn how to make portfolio management decisions for mature brands.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/late-stage-pharma-lifecycle-management
03 Jun 2020 - 04 Jun 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
Course: The Pharma Brand Planning Course
Learn how to analyse your brand's market so that you discover all sales levers – Know how to determine priority segments and define a value positioning statement – Learn how to design the optimal mix of marketing tactics in both Red (highly competitive) & Blue (highly innovative) Ocean markets.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/pharma-brand-planning-course
03 Jun 2020 - 04 Jun 2020 • London, United Kingdom
InnoPack Pharma Confex — 9th Annual InnoPack Pharma Confex
03 Jun 2020 - 04 Jun 2020 • Mumbai, India
Informa Markets In India
Launched in 2012, InnoPack Pharma Confex has been a premier platform for Pharmaceutical, Biopharmaceuticals & Healthcare packaging; drug delivery; machinery and medical devices. It has been successfully helping the industry to congregate, network, exchange ideas and knowledge, form alliances and shape the future of the industry, all under one roof.
The 2019 edition witnessed 55+ exhibiting companies and 900+ attendees from different regions. The Confex ensured the continuous engagement of the audience, speakers and exhibitors through various networking activities, workshop, round table discussion and an awards night dedicated to celebrate the Indian Pharma Packaging Industry.
The 2020 edition promises to benefit the attendees through its multiple opportunities focusing on developing valuable partnerships. This year the confex will witness the launch of new features like Solution Labs, Start-up Pavilion, Innovative Exhibitor Showcase, Technical Workshops, and a dedicated Scientific Conference which will ensure it caters to the entire value chain of the pharma packaging industry
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Pharmaceutical, Packaging, Pharma, Manufacturing
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09 Jun 2020 - 29 Sep 2020 • 30.09.2020, Belgium
Gordon Research Seminar — Drug Safety
13 Jun 2020 - 14 Jun 2020 • Stonehill College, Easton, MA, United States
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Course: Principles of Pharma Market Access in Europe
16 Jun 2020 - 17 Jun 2020 • Zurich, Switzerland
Understand Market Access and grasp the structure of a healthcare system with its stakeholders – Learn the Market Access environment in Europe's major markets – Know how to develop a Market Access Plan and how to communicate value to stakeholders.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/principles-pharma-market-access-europe
PRMA — 3rd Annual Pharma Pricing, Reimbursement & Market Access 2020
16 Jun 2020 - 17 Jun 2020 • Boston, United States
This conference will provide an overview of global pricing, market access systems and cost management techniques, as well as in-depth discussion of some of the most current trends and changes. This Conference will bring together top pharmaceutical, biotechnology and regulatory representatives under one roof that will address the key issues of the industry. It will be studied with the help of case studies and industry experiences.Following a raft of health policy reforms impacting pharmaceutical pricing in almost every major country in the EU.
outcomes research, health economics, government affairs, pharma, pricing, reimbursement, market access, marketing, payer, heor, evidence, hta
https://www.virtueinsight.com/pharma/3rd-Annual-Pharma-Pricing-Reimbursement--Market-Access-2020/
Course: The Health Technology Assessment Course
17 Jun 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
Understand what HTA really means, the different types of HTAs across the EU and what can be expected from it – Learn the optimal HTA process and which criteria for assessment should be applied – Discover multiple solutions for optimising the quality of the evidence.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/health-technology-assessment-course
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Master the critical success factors of a commercial drug launch: Selecting the right launch type – A structured roadmap – The critical market insights you need to gain in pre-launch phases – Identifying leverage points along the patient journey – Defining and prioritising customer segments - Designing the most effective omni-channel strategy and plan.
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Understand the language, the concepts and research techniques in pharmaceutical pricing – Learn how to set prices for optimal access and returns across Market Access systems, payer types and at different times of a product's life cycle – Grasp the impact of international reference pricing and parallel trade, and how to deal with these.
https://www.celforpharma.com/course/value-pricing-market-access-fundamentals
Gordon Research Seminar — Drug Resistance
27 Jun 2020 - 28 Jun 2020 • Bryant University, Smithfield, RI, United States
Gordon Research Conference — Drug Resistance
28 Jun 2020 - 03 Jul 2020 • Bryant University, Smithfield, RI, United States
RICT 2020 — 56th International Conference on Medicinal Chemistry
01 Jul 2020 - 03 Jul 2020 • Bordeaux, France
The French Medicinal Chemistry Society (Société de Chimie Thérapeutique - SCT)
Interfacing Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery, Chemistry in living systems & Chemical biology for targets identification, Recent Advances in targeted Protein-Protein interactions including protein degradation and targeted protein-DNA/RNA interactions, Recent Trends in drug development for neurodegenerative diseases, Innovations in cancer therapeutics, Tackling new challenges in delivery systems and drug formulation, Case studies: moving new chemical entities to the market
http://www.rict2020.org
Gordon Research Seminar — Drug Metabolism
11 Jul 2020 - 12 Jul 2020 • Holderness School, Holderness, NH, United States
Gordon Research Conference — Drug Metabolism
2nd Drug Delivery Conference
20 Jul 2020 - 23 Jul 2020 • Lisbon, Portugal
This conference focuses on the design, synthesis and clinical validation of new drug delivery vehicles. This conference is designed to bridge the gap between basic science and unmet clinical needs.
Therapeutic gene editing, Extrahepatic delivery of nucleic acids, Characterization of therapeutic nanoparticles and control strategies for manufacturing, New linkers for triggered or controlled release, New long acting technologies, Tumor targeting with nanoparticles, recent progress and challenges
Pharmacogenomics, Personalized Medicine, Regulation in Medicine and Pharmacology
Gordon Research Seminar — Drug Carriers in Medicine and Biology
01 Aug 2020 - 02 Aug 2020 • Mount Snow, West Dover, VT, United States
Gordon Research Conference — Drug Carriers in Medicine and Biology
WC11 — 11th World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences
23 Aug 2020 - 27 Aug 2020 • Maastricht, Netherlands
Cosmetic Chemistry & Detergents
http://wc11maastricht.org/
ECNP — 33rd ECNP Congress
12 Sep 2020 - 15 Sep 2020 • Vienna, Austria
Phone: [+31887569555]; Email: congress2020@ecnp.eu
brain disorder, health, neurology, pharma, mental disorder
https://2020.ecnp.eu/
22 Sep 2020 - 23 Sep 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
22 Sep 2020 - 23 Sep 2020 • Zurich, Switzerland
VSOHIO20 — Vaccines Summit Ohio 2020
05 Oct 2020 - 07 Oct 2020 • Columbus, Ohio, United States
Biogate Scientific Center welcomes Vaccines Summit Ohio (VSOhio20) in Columbus, OH from October 05-07, 2020. VSOhio20 will cover a broad range of topics like animal models, clinical trials, big data, and analytics. The summit will bring together participants from around the globe, including high-level political decision-makers, health ministers, UN organizations, NGOs, academia representatives, renowned researchers and healthcare professionals, vaccine industry CEOs, celebrities and social media influencers who actively support vaccination.
Phone: [+1 410 246 4289]; Email: sachin@bsc.events
Vaccine Technology, Animal Models, Influenza Vaccines, Vaccine Safety Science, Regulatory Science, Clinical Evaluation, Nonclinical Development, Vaccine Hesitancy, Big data and Analytics
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06 Oct 2020 - 07 Oct 2020 • London, United Kingdom
08 Oct 2020 • London, United Kingdom
17 Nov 2020 - 18 Nov 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
24 Nov 2020 - 25 Nov 2020 • London, United Kingdom
Course: Pharma Marketing for Non-Marketing Functions
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https://www.celforpharma.com/course/pharma-marketing-non-marketing-functions
30 Nov 2020 - 01 Dec 2020 • London, United Kingdom
01 Dec 2020 • Zurich, Switzerland
02 Dec 2020 • London, United Kingdom
03 Dec 2020 - 04 Dec 2020 • Zurich, Switzerland
03 Dec 2020 - 04 Dec 2020 • London, United Kingdom
Course — Principles of Pharma Market Access in Europe
08 Dec 2020 - 09 Dec 2020 • Brussels, Belgium
Gordon Research Seminar — Biotherapeutics and Vaccines Development
13 Feb 2021 - 14 Feb 2021 • Galveston, TX, United States
Gordon Research Conference — Biotherapeutics and Vaccines Development
Gordon Research Seminar — Cancer Nanotechnology
12 Jun 2021 - 13 Jun 2021 • Waterville Valley, NH, United States
Gordon Research Conference — Cancer Nanotechnology
Gordon Research Seminar — Computer Aided Drug Design
17 Jul 2021 - 18 Jul 2021 • Mount Snow, West Dover, VT, United States
Gordon Research Conference — Computer Aided Drug Design


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Home » Kansas wheat harvest progressing despite setbacks
Kansas wheat harvest progressing despite setbacks
Photo: Adobestock
By Matt Noltemeyer
KANSAS CITY — Kansas wheat producers managed to advance the winter wheat harvest 19 percentage points last week despite regular rains that some farmers say have reduced test weights.
In its weekly Crop Progress report issued late July 2, the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicated Kansas winter wheat harvest was 71% completed by July 1 compared with 52% a week earlier and 63% as the 2013-17 average for the date. Harvest in adjacent states was 98% completed in Oklahoma (90% as the average for the date), 80% in Texas (83%), 7% in Nebraska (9%) and 21% in Colorado (9%).
Jim Hern, manager of Skyland Grain, L.L.C. in Pratt county, told Kansas Wheat his team wrapped up wheat harvest June 30, taking in about 35% to 40% fewer bus than an average year.
"We thought there was not going to be much out there in the fields, but we were surprised of the results," Mr. Hern told Kansas Wheat for its Day 14 Harvest Report, produced in association with Kansas Association of Wheat Growers, the Kansas Grain and Feed Association and the Kansas Wheat Commission.
Yields near that facility were about 35 bus per acre, test weights averaged 62 to 65 lbs per bu, and proteins ranged from 10.5% to 12.5%, Mr. Hern said.
"Compared to the past two years, which were phenomenal, it was a below average or right at the average year for us," Mr. Hern said. "The rain was a lifesaver for the fields in the area. It was almost too late, but we're glad that we got it."
Rains have increased weed pressure and spurred Kansas State University's Department of Agronomy to update its table of preharvest weed control options for wheat, including the herbicide Sharpen, which has been approved for some additional markets in the past two years. Some elevator operators said recent rain has lowered wheat quality and made dockage more prevalent due to weeds.
"Wheat acres are down, the lowest it has been in many years," said Dell Princ, general manager of Midway Coop Association in Osborne county, where harvest was about 80% completed after receiving the first load June 14.
He said yields are 15 to 35 bus per acre, proteins are averaging 13.5% and test weights fell four points to 58 lbs per bu after the rain.
"Yields are down 40% in comparison to previous years, but proteins are higher than normal," Mr. Princ said. "We had two rains in the area, and we would be done by now if we hadn't. We were set back about 10 days from the rain."
In Edwards county, rains sidelined wheat harvest and then increased weed pressure, leading many producers to spray their fields and wait an extra week to return to combining.
With harvest in the area nearly completed, John Lightcap, general manager of Offerle Coop Grain Supply Co. in Edwards county, said continuous crop fields were averaging 20 bus per acre and wheat-on-fallow fields were averaging 45 to 50 bus per acre.
"Prior to the rain, our test weights were averaging around 60 to 62 lbs per bus," he said. "After the rain, test weights dropped a little to 57 to 58 lbs per bus, and proteins came in around 12% to 15%.
"The thing that stuck out most from this year's harvest was the test weights. I had assumed proteins would be higher this year, but I was pleasantly surprised to see test weights higher, as well."
The National Weather Service in Dodge City, Kas., anticipates "decreasing cloudiness with dry conditions" for July 3. N.W.S. in Goodland predicts "highs in the 90s on Tuesday, with chances for storms during the evening along and west of the Colorado border" and for the Fourth of July, "a potential for severe storms during the afternoon and evening." South central Kansas will see "dangerous heat indices around 105 degrees" Tuesday according to N.W.S. in Wichita. The Topeka field office reports highs in the mid 90s to low 100s, with heat indices of 100 to 105 degrees.
Photos and commentary on #wheatharvest18 in Kansas and other areas may be seen on Twitter.
Ingredient Markets Wheat
Winter wheat harvest progressing at average pace
Swift Kansas wheat harvest nears completion
Rains welcome, but slow Kansas wheat harvest
Higher proteins a bright spot as Kansas wheat harvest sees lower yields
High protein continues in Kansas wheat harvest

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This video – Learning How to Meditate For Beginners – 2 Minute Breathing Meditation, is a great place to start if you have never meditated before. Being healthy on the inside is a great thing to do in your life. Eating lots of good healthy food, getting loads of turmeric and exercising is great but if your mind is negative and your thoughts are all over the place you are going to struggle to find balance in your life.
Meditation is the only portal I know to inner peace. It is the only way to slow your mind and let the stress and tension of the day dissolve. But how do we meditate? How do we get to that place of peace and change when our monkey mind is thinking about tomorrow, next week, last week, last year and next year? And yesterday? Learning how to meditate for beginners is a must.
Breathing is the life blood, if you like, of life. If we stop breathing we die. So it's pretty important. And isn't breathing a funny thing? We are breathing in this invisible air that we can't see, can't touch, can't hold in our hand and can't get rid of it from our life. It's crazy and fascinating and scary. The thing that gives us life we can't even see!
So with that in mind imagine closing your eyes now and focusing on just your breath. This invisible life long friend. Just breathe and feel that invisible energy going in through your nose and filling up your body with life. Imagine with each in breath you are filling up with peace. Then breathing out any tension or anxiety you may be feeling. You do that for 2 minutes and your mind slows down. It has to. When we are focusing on our breath we stop focussing on our problems and issues of the day. We let our breath relax us and fill us with peace. We slow down.
Give it a try now. Watch the above video and just spend that 2 minutes focusing on your breath. This is the start of your new life, if you allow it to be.
Meditation needs to become a lifestyle habit. Doing it once a week or even 3 times a week will not change you. Change comes from commitment every day. Determination every day. Learning how to meditate for beginners is where you can start to find inner peace.
Find a sacred place to meditate.
Discipline every day. Imagine committing to doing meditation once a day, first thing in the morning. Every day. No excuse.
And set yourself up for success. Make a sacred space in your home or outside in the garden. A place that you set up with maybe candles, a nice cushion, some essential oils, sacred photos or ornaments. Then you know whenever you go into that place you know that this 'is my sacred place'. Visualise every night before you go to sleep seeing yourself in the morning meditating.
Learning how to meditate for beginners is a great place to start. If you haven't done this before give it a go today. Let me know how you go. Leave a comment below in the comments. Love to hear your thoughts.
And please share with your friends and family. The world would be a better place if we all meditated.
Thanks for reading and watching the video. I appreciate it.
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That was amazing, the sound and voice are so soothing. As soon as your video began the slow music made me reach out for the room light and switch it off. That was literally amazing I felt the tension leaving my body as I breathe out and I felt sleepy also after doing it but it's definitely a relief thank you for your video.
Kev I have just come back to use this video to help me meditate! I know this is primarily something that one does on their own but at least for a couple weeks I am going to use this video daily, it really helps me. Thanks so much!
I absolutely agree the world would be a much better place if more people meditated. I was looking for a nice short audio for a friend who wants to get started, this one is perfect! Thanks for sharing.
I try to meditate every day in the morning or evening. It helps me a lot. I think that meditation helped me to change my mindset and calmed my anxiety. Meditation helped me to get rid of rash that was because of my anxiety and stress. I am sure it healed me.
I have my own way to meditate and it makes me feel great and peaceful.
Thanks for your comments. I started meditating around 20 years ago on and off. Over the past 10 years I started to get more consistent and now its usually twice daily but absolute minimum is once a day. I love it and I know it helps me with stress, worry, focus and lots of other things. I swear by it. Glad you are out there doing it!
Great Video Kev! This is perfect for someone who wants to dip their toe into meditation with little experience.
I really enjoyed this guided meditation and will use it again.
Hi Kevin. This is a great and very useful post. I can vouch for the benefits of meditation as I do so every morning. It is a simple but powerful way to improve the quality of your life in all areas.
Thanks so much, yes the benefits are enormous, some of them very subtle. It has certainly improved mine.
A nice and educational article once again, Kevin! 🙂 Knowing how to breathe properly is a very important part not only of meditation but also of individual healing. Stress can paralyze us and the knowledge of proper breathing can be our savior!
Thanks so much for your nice comments. Breathing is life really. If we are not breathing we are in real trouble. Haha! But yes so important for healing. Yes if we feel stressed and can affect all parts of our life.
Great article and instructions for a simple meditation.
I fell into my own form of meditation when I was at University. I found particularly around exam times that if I didn't quiet my mind, I would not get to sleep at night as I would just have too much information bouncing around inside my head.
I found that a combination of focusing on my breathing and images (like a flame or waves) would on most occasions allow me to quiet my mind enough for me to fall asleep. I still use this technique whenever I need.
Thanks for the great comments buddy. Yes keeping it simple when you first start is pretty important. Thanks for pointing that out. If its too involved we tend to lose interest. Simple and short. Anyone can do this. Meditation is great for those doing exams and studying. Focus is so important.
Keep doing it as often as you can.
Hi, I've tried on previous occasions to meditate for about half an hour daily but I haven't been able to keep at it since it seems I always have a million things I need to do each morning and not enough time but committing to 2 minutes a day seems very doable. I think I'm going to try this method and see if I can get into a routine of doing it every day. I know I need it badly since I'm always so stressed I can hardly sleep at night.
Really enjoyed the video. Thank you.
Interesting write-up. Must be very good to help manage stress. Your website is great. Good work!
I always intend to meditate by make excuses – I don't have time, I don't know how, etc. I'll have to give it a go now having read your post. Making time every day should be easy if it only takes two minutes. Heck, I'm not doing anything important right now (apart from writing this)!
I listened to your video and closed my eyes, meditating even for 2 minutes can generate such a wonderful feeling. This is just the thing that I needed today, now I feel calmer and relaxed.
Great article… As someone that love to meditate, I only hope that lots of people get to read this article and experiment with it. It's the answer to chaos that goes on in the mind. Thanks for sharing.
I've always found these to be the most calming posts even just reading them. How long have you been involved with meditation?
Yes they can be very calming. I have been meditating around 20 years mate. Love it and it has helped my life immensely.


Jenny Burch purchased a 2,596 SF mixed-use property from Sagadahock Real Estate Association at 19 Centre Street. Sylas Hatch and TC Haffenreffer from NAI The Dunham Group and Curt Fish from Sharon Drake Real Estate brokered the sale.
Crown Linen Service, Inc. leased 6,500 SF of warehouse space from White Horse, LLC at 17 Patrick Drive. Justin Lamontagne, CCIM, SIOR and TC Haffenreffer from NAI The Dunham Group brokered the lease.
Spurwink Services leased 4,347 SF of office space from T&T Development LLC at 39 Mechanic Street. Katie Millett, Esq. from NAI The Dunham Group and Samantha Marinko from The Boulos Company brokered the lease.
Cathy and David Matero purchased a 5,390 SF mixed-use property from Sagadahock Real Estate Association at 11 Centre Street. Sylas Hatch and TC Haffenreffer from NAI The Dunham Group and Sam Lambert from ReMax Riverside brokered the sale.
EMSL Analytica, Inc. renewed their lease of 1,972 SF of office space from Big Rock Realty, LLC at 161 John Roberts Road. Justin Lamontagne, CCIM, SIOR from NAI The Dunham Group brokered the renewal.
Audrey J. and Stephen E. Yeaton purchased a 682 SF office building from Salem Five Mortgage, LLC at 443 US Route 1, Unit 117. Charlie Craig from NAI The Dunham Group brokered the sale.
Dale Rand Printing Inc. leased 2,275 SF of office space from 508 Riverside Street LLC at 508 Riverside Street. Katie Millett, Esq. from NAI The Dunham Group and Tony Galli from Greater Portland Realty brokered the lease.


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Various software and resources have been incorporated into this project. Here's a list, hopefully complete. If you notice something missing, please let me know so that I might properly credit the work and update this list.
Mecrisp Forth is a core component of this project. It is the low-level software that animates the hardware, and a fast and elegant Forth interpreter/compiler that targets ARM Cortex-M3 based CPUs, such as is used in this project.
jeelabs.org for some wonderful introductory material in the blog there, as well as a bunch of Forth code for controlling on-chip peripherals and other higher-level tasks. A wonderfully useful resource. See Dive Into Forth, Forth On A Dip, Starting with Forth and Forth in 7 Easy Steps as examples.
An 8×16 pixel font adapted from Big Mess O' Wires. Curiously, this is a font that he elected to not use in his project..
An 8×8 pixel font adapted from Jeelabs Github, which in turn is part of the Mecrisp Forth distribution, embedded within a graphics library file. While not used in the released version of this software, it was used for some debugging and is embedded in the software image for some future use since it is so compact. Also, a larger 32×64 pixel digit font from https://github.com/jeelabs/embello/blob/master/explore/1608-forth/flib/digits.fs. This is also not used in this version of the software, though is in the image for some potential future use.
The Large, Small and Tiny sized digit and some graphical elements from another Fluke 8050A LCD project at http://vondervotteimittiss.com/belfry/?p=180. These are nice clean digit fonts (plus a few symbols).
There are two other examples of similar work described here on the main page.


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Memorial Day Namesakes: Alburtus to Loyola
May 24, 2019 Linda Rosenkrantz
by Linda Rosenkrantz
The first Memorial Day—then called Decoration Day— was observed on May 30, 1868, when flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. It was a date chosen because it was a time when flowers would blooming all across the country.
In the past we have looked at some of the more interesting names of Civil War leaders, but this year we thought it could be more enlightening to look instead at well-known, well-named people who were born in that year of 1868—giving us a bird's-eye view of post-Civil War period baby naming, both in America and elsewhere.
GIRL NAMESAKES
ALEEN Cust, the first female veterinary surgeon to be recognized by the British Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
ALIDA B. Jones, an early American movie actress
ALMA Kruger, a Shakespearean actress who was later featured in Dr. Kildare movies
DIXIE Selden, an American Impressionist painter
EDITH Holloway, a British chess champion, winner of the first post-World War 1 British Women's Championship
ELEANOR Porter, the author of the children's classic Pollyanna
ELLA Gaunt Smith, an innovative doll maker, the first to market black dolls in the South
EUGENIE Besserer, a silent screen actress who played the mother in The Jazz Singer
EVANGELINE Smith, the best known astrologer of her day
FLORA Call Disney, the mother of Walt
GERTRUDE Bell, a well-known British writer, traveler and archaeologist
HENRIETTA Swan Leavitt, an American astronomer who made dramatic contributions to the knowledge of the known universe
HOPE Goddard Iselin, the first woman to crew in the America's Cup yacht race
JANE Avril, the French can-can dancer made famous by Toulouse–Lautrec through his paintings and posters
JENNINGS Carmichael, (born Grace Elizabeth Jennings Carmicharl), a well-known Australian poet
KATTI (born Catherine) Møller, a Norwegian feminist, children's right advocate and pioneer of reproductive rights
LOYOLA O'Connor, an actress of the silent film era, appearing in 48 films
MARTHA Woolstein, the first woman member of the American Pediatric Association
MAUD Humphrey, a popular American commercial artist and mother of Bogey
MAUDE Turner Gordon, an American stage and screen actress
PHILIPPA Fawcett, an English mathematician whose high exam scores gathered worldwide media coverage
RHETA Childe Dorr, An American journalist and political activist, the first editor of the influential newspaper The Suffragist.
BOY NAMESAKES
ALBERTUS Catlin, a Marine Corps general who received the Medal of Honor
ALONZO Clark, an American politician who was the 16th Governor of Wyoming
AUGUST Horch, a German engineer and automobile pioneer, founder of the company that would eventually be Audi
AXEL Hägerström, a Swedish philosopher who authored books on law and morals, philosophy and religion
BAJO Topulli, an important Albanian freedom fighter
BERNARR Macfadden, a magazine publisher who was an early proponent of physical culture and bodybuilding
BORIS Thomashefsky, one of the greatest stars of the Yiddish theater
CAI Yuanpei, an influential Chinese educator
CAMILLO Olivetti, the Italian engineer who was the founder of Olivetti & Co.
COMFORT Avery Adams, an important American experimental electrical engineer who designed the first alternating-current transformer
CONSTANTINE I, King of Greece, who led the Greek forces during the Balkan Wars
CUNO Amiet, a Swiss artist who was a pioneer of modern art in Switzerland
EDGAR Lee Masters, a major American poet, the author most famously of Spoon River Anthology
EDMOND Rostand, the author of Cyrano de Bergerac
ÉDOUARD Vuillard, major French painter, decorative artist and printmaker
EMANUEL Lasker, the world chess champion for 27 years
ÉMILE Bernard, a noted French Post-Impressionist painter
FELIX Hoffman, the German chemist who invented aspirin—and heroin
GASTON Leroux, author of The Phantom of the Opera
HAMISH MacCunn, a Scottish romantic composer
HARDEE Kirkland, a silent screen actor and director
HARLEY Payne, a pro baseball player who pitched for the Brooklyn Bridegrooms
HARRY Alonzo Longabaugh, the original Sundance Kid
HARVEY Firestone, the rubber tire baron who founded one of the first global makers of automobile tires
MAGNUS Hirschfeld, a German physician and sex researcher and early gay rights activist
MAXIM (born Aleksei) Gorky, a major Russian author, political activist and a founder of socialist realism
MILES Poindexter, a US Senator from Washington
REN Shields, The American musician who co-wrote "In the Good Old Summertime"
RHODY Hathaway, a silent film actor and father of director Henry Hathaway
ROMAINE Fielding, early film actor, screenwriter and director known for his dramatic westerns
ROYAL S. Copeland, a US Senator from New York
SCOTT Joplin, the American composer and pianist known as the "King of Ragtime"
SEWELL Ford, American novelist, humorist and short story writer
SKYROCKET (born Samuel) Smith, a Major League first baseman
SOLON Borglum, an American sculptor who worked on Mount Rushmore
HAVE A WONDERFUL MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND!
1 Response to "Memorial Day Namesakes: Alburtus to Loyola"
beynotce Said on May 24th, 2019 at 7:24 am
I think Alida, Jennings, Loyola, Axel, Bajo, Cai, Hardee, Sewell, and Solon would all sound especially fresh to American ears, so I love that this list highlights how names have been coming in all kinds of styles forever. Also appreciate that you've included namesakes from outside North America and Western Europe!
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Artificial Intelligence race with China: Panel to create road map
The government wants to ensure India does not fall behind in emerging technologies and hence the urgency to roll out a nationwide AI programme that will include robotics and data analytics.
Yogima Seth Sharma
Prachi Verma
February 07, 2018, 07:49 IST
Accenture study has found out that more than two-third of the 14000 odd professionals surveyed said it is crucial for them to develop skills to work with intelligent machines.
NEW DELHI: To counter China's commitment towards artificial intelligence, the government has formed a high-level committee headed by NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar to lay out a roadmap for India's research and development on AI and its applications. The panel, which will be a mix of government, academia and industry officials, will be notified soon.
The government wants to ensure India does not fall behind in emerging technologies and hence the urgency to roll out a nationwide AI programme that will include robotics and data analytics. China has prepared a threestep roadmap to become the world leader in AI by 2030.
A preliminary meeting on AI was held in January and was attended by NITI Aayog member VK Saraswat, the secretaries of biotechnology and science and technology, former Nasscom head Kiran Karnik, former Infosys CFO Mohandas Pai, IIT faculty members including Pankaj Jalote and Pulok Ghosh, besides top officials from Flipkart, NetApp and TIE Ventures. "A committee has been formed to coordinate the efforts of different ministries and bring them together. The next meeting will happen soon and we hope to decide on the timeline for the committee to come up with a roadmap for a national programme on AI," a senior government official told ET.
In the Union Budget last week, the government entrusted the Aayog with developing a national AI programme. Under the programme, the government is likely to offer incentives to startups and venture funds that undertake application-oriented research on AI across key sectors including banking, insurance, education, health, retail and transportation.
Financial allocation under the Atal Innovation Mission will be used to fund the programme on a nationwide scale and projects will be granted on the challenge mode. Once the roadmap for a nationwide programme is in place, the Aayog will start hiring domain experts.
India's vision for AI would include new technologies like robotics, data analytics and machine learning, a senior industry veteran who was part of the meeting said on condition of anonymity.
"India should not miss the bus on new emerging technologies. We are glad that the government is pushing for creating a vision for AI along with industry stakeholders," he said.
"China has an ambitious $150 billion plan to dominate the world of AI globally over a decade or so. China and the US are already dominating this field," said Mohandas Pai, chairman of Aarin Capital and former CFO of Infosys. "India needs to have its own vision to dramatically disrupt the world in AI."
The government is providing support of up to Rs 10 crore to established and upcoming incubation centres, depending on the criteria laid out in the Atal Innovation Mission, for which an allocation of Rs 500 crore was made in 2015-16. The original allocation for 2017-18 stood at Rs 112 crore, which has been revised to Rs 150 crore, and Rs 200 crore has been allocated for 2018-19.
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Skippers opened its first store in 1994 in Commercial Road Pietermaritzburg. This store is still in operation today and remains our flagship Skippers store.
The Skippers franchise concept caters for the seafood lover specialising in Fish & Chips prepared the traditional British way, right down to the "newsprint" packaging, mushy peas & mash. The objective of the concept is not only to serve value for money line products, such as hake & chips, but also to make more exotic seafood available, such as prawns, calamari and seafood curries. As with any true skipper Quality and flavour are of utmost importance and in keeping with the Mochachos tradition Skippers portions are larger than our competitors and are therefore greater value for money.
Skipper's outlets come in two designs, namely Take Away or Sit Down.
Skippers is part of the Mochachos Franchise Management Group which includes Mochachos, Café Bacini's, Bacini's Pizzeria, Bacini's Express and Max Frango's.


Declares a hash or hash iterator object; creates an instance of and initializes data for a hash or hash iterator object.
specifies a hash object. The hash object provides a mechanism for quick data storage and retrieval. The hash object stores and retrieves data based on lookup keys.
specifies a hash iterator object. The hash iterator object enables you to retrieve the hash object's data in forward or reverse key order.
specifies the object reference name for the hash or hash iterator object.
specifies the information that is used to create an instance of the hash object.
Specifies the name of a SAS data set to load into the hash object.
The name of the SAS data set can be a literal or character variable. The data set name must be enclosed in single or double quotation marks. Macro variables must be enclosed in double quotation marks.
specifying a password for a data set.
For a list of SAS data set options, see Data Set Options by Category.
Note: If the data set contains duplicate keys, the default is to keep the first instance in the hash object; subsequent instances are ignored. To store the last instance in the hash object or an error message written to the SAS log if there is a duplicate key, use the DUPLICATE argument tag.
stores the last duplicate key record.
reports an error to the log if a duplicate key is found.
The following example that uses the REPLACE option storesbrown for the key 620 and blue for the key 531. If you use the default, green would be stored for 620 and yellow would be stored for 531.
The hash object's internal table size, where the size of the hash table is 2n.
The value of HASHEXP is used as a power-of-two exponent to create the hash table size. For example, a value of 4 for HASHEXP equates to a hash table size of 24, or 16. The maximum value for HASHEXP is 20.
The hash table size is not equal to the number of items that can be stored. Imagine the hash table as an array of 'buckets.' A hash table size of 16 would have 16 'buckets.' Each bucket can hold an infinite number of items. The efficiency of the hash table lies in the ability of the hashing function to map items to and retrieve items from the buckets.
You should specify the hash table size relative to the amount of data in the hash object in order to maximize the efficiency of the hash object lookup routines. Try different HASHEXP values until you get the best result. For example, if the hash object contains one million items, a hash table size of 16 (HASHEXP = 4) would work, but not very efficiently. A hash table size of 512 or 1024 (HASHEXP = 9 or 10) would result in the best performance.
Specifies whether or how the data is returned in key-value order if you use the hash object with a hash iterator object or if you use the hash object OUTPUT method.
Data is returned in ascending key-value order. Specifying 'ascending' is the same as specifying 'yes'.
Data is returned in descending key-value order.
Data is returned in ascending key-value order. Specifying 'yes' is the same as specifying 'ascending'.
Data is returned in some undefined order.
The argument can also be enclosed in double quotation marks.
specifies whether multiple data items are allowed for each key.
Multiple data items are allowed for each key.
Only one data item is allowed for each key.
The argument value can also be enclosed in double quotation marks.
maintains a summary count of hash object keys. The SUMINC argument tag is given a DATA step variable, which holds the sum increment--that is, how much to add to the key summary for each reference to the key. The SUMINC value treats a missing value as zero, like the SUM function. For example, a key summary changes using the current value of the DATA step variable.
See Also: Maintaining Key Summaries in SAS Language Reference: Concepts.
See Also: Initializing Hash Object Data Using a Constructor and Declaring and Instantiating a Hash Iterator Object in SAS Language Reference: Concepts.
To use a DATA step component object in your SAS program, you must declare and create (instantiate) the object. The DATA step component interface provides a mechanism for accessing predefined component objects from within the DATA step.
For more information about the predefined DATA step component objects, see Using DATA Step Component Objects in SAS Language Reference: Concepts.
You use the DECLARE statement to declare a hash or hash iterator object.
The DECLARE statement tells SAS that the object reference H is a hash object.
A constructor is a method that you can use to instantiate a hash object and initialize the hash object data. For example, in the following line of code, the DECLARE statement declares and instantiates a hash object and assigns it to the object reference H. In addition, the hash table size is initialized to a value of 16 (24) using the argument tag, HASHEXP.
For more examples of using data set options, see Using SAS Data Set Options When Loading a Hash Object. For a list of data set options, see Data Set Options by Category.
You can use the DECLARE statement and the _NEW_ operator, or the DECLARE statement alone to declare and instantiate an instance of a hash or hash iterator object.
This example uses the DECLARE statement to declare a hash object. The _NEW_ operator is used to instantiate the hash object.
This example uses the DECLARE statement to declare and instantiate a hash object in one step.
This example uses the DECLARE statement to declare and instantiate a hash object. The hash table size is set to 16 (24).


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Venecia é uma cidade e município da Colômbia, no departamento de Antioquia. Dista 60 quilômetros da cidade de Medellín. O municipio possui uma superfície de 141 quilômetros quadrados.

Ligações externas

Cidades da Colômbia
Municípios de Antioquia (departamento)

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Q: F String Returns on new line I am building a song metadata library and the f string keeps returning a new line on the BPM String I added:
def all(self):
    return '{} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {}'.format(self.title,
        self.length,
        self.scale,
        (f"{self.bpm} BPM"),
        self.timesignature,
        self.lyrics,
        self.start,
        self.end,
        self.release,
        self.album,
        self.notes)

How do I keep the BPM string on the same line?
This is the output:
 Incunabula

 3:21
 C Aeolian
 69
 BPM 4/4

BPM should be right after the 69.

A: As identified by @Selcuk, some of your strings contains whitespaces.
You can strip whitespaces (that includes newline) by using str.strip(). It removes surrounding whitespaces (before or after the string)
In your case, you can replace your BPM line (or any line that has whitespaces around it) with this.
...
(f"{self.bpm.strip()} BPM"),
...

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