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Tuberculosis Drug Development

General Info
Status:	Active
Discipline:	Biological
Initial Year:	2001
Cycle:	24 Months

Categories
Microbes and Viruses Pharmacology and Therapeutics

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Conference Description
The Gordon Research Conference on Tuberculosis Drug Development was formed for the purpose of bringing together scientists at the cutting edge of tuberculosis (TB) drug discovery and development from academia and the pharmaceutical industry to discuss new advances in this rapidly developing and expanding field of research. The inaugural GRC on Tuberculosis Drug Development was held in 2001 at Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire and was chaired by Clifton E. Barry III. The introduction of this GRC in 2001 coincided with the marked upturn of interest in TB drug discovery and development globally, in both the public and private sectors, which followed a period of almost four decades of inactivity in this field. The second conference, chaired by Ken Duncan, was held at Queen’s College in Oxford in 2003, and the third, chaired by James Sacchettini, took place in 2005 at the University of New England in Maine. A Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) is held in conjunction with this Conference. Click here for more information about the associated GRS.

Conference Description

The Gordon Research Conference on Tuberculosis Drug Development was formed for the purpose of bringing together scientists at the cutting edge of tuberculosis (TB) drug discovery and development from academia and the pharmaceutical industry to discuss new advances in this rapidly developing and expanding field of research. The inaugural GRC on Tuberculosis Drug Development was held in 2001 at Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire and was chaired by Clifton E. Barry III. The introduction of this GRC in 2001 coincided with the marked upturn of interest in TB drug discovery and development globally, in both the public and private sectors, which followed a period of almost four decades of inactivity in this field. The second conference, chaired by Ken Duncan, was held at Queen’s College in Oxford in 2003, and the third, chaired by James Sacchettini, took place in 2005 at the University of New England in Maine.

A Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) is held in conjunction with this Conference. Click here for more information about the associated GRS.

Meeting History

Year	Meeting Name	Dates	Conference Site	Chair(s)
2013	Tuberculosis Drug Development	Jul 21-26	Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort	David R. Sherman Veronique A. Dartois
2011	Tuberculosis Drug Development	Jul 3-8	Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort	Stewart Cole
2009	Tuberculosis Drug Development Targets, Technologies and Trials	Aug 16-21	Magdalen College	Eric J. Rubin Bala Subramanian
2007	Tuberculosis Drug Development	Aug 26-31	Magdalen College	Valerie Mizrahi
2005	Tuberculosis Drug Development	Jul 3-8	University of New England	James Sacchettini
2003	Tuberculosis Drug Development	Aug 31 - Sep 5	The Queen's College	Ken Duncan
2001	Tuberculosis Drug Development	Jun 24-29	Colby-Sawyer College	Clifton E. Barry Ken Duncan

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