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Translating Your Research into Viable Drug Discovery Projects Through the Cyclica Academic Partnership Program (CAPP) – June 7, 2022
Session Description
June 7, 2022 @ 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
The Cyclica Academic Partnership Program (CAPP) connects academic labs and faculties with Cyclica’s AI-augmented drug discovery platform through in-kind use, while sharing both risks and benefits.
Together with academic partners, Cyclica unlocks the therapeutic potential of target discovery research to generate novel small molecule therapeutics for Oncology, CNS Disorders, and Inflammatory Diseases.
During this webinar Cyclica will present their external academic collaboration model and walk you through how they work side-by-side with innovators throughout their journey, providing a robust exchange of ideas and resources to support successful collaborations.
Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and to respond to a call to meet with the Cyclica team 1:1 to discuss collaboration opportunities.
About Cyclica:
Proudly born and raised in Toronto, Cyclica advances molecules that embrace the complexity of the disease. Our work spans dozens of collaborations with academia, pharma and biotech, including several joint ventures. We are a passionate team of biotech and pharma professionals, biologists, chemists, and computer scientists who live and labour at the intersection of our collective expertise.
Opening Remarks:
- Derek Newton, Assistant Vice-President, Innovations, Partnerships and Entrepreneurship, Division of the Vice-President, Research and Innovations, University of Toronto
Speakers:
- Naheed Kurji, Co-Founder, President and CEO, Cyclica
- Mike Palovich, CSO, Cyclica
- Maurice Shen, Senior Manager, Academic Partnerships, Cyclica
Session Moderator:
- Akshita Vincent, Business Development Officer - Industry Partnerships, Division of the Vice-President, Research and Innovation, University of Toronto
Target Audience:
- U of T faculty researchers in the Life sciences across the tri-campus
- U of T affiliated hospitals
- Post-docs and graduate students
Learning Objectives
At the end of the session, participants will:
- Have gained a strong(er) understanding of Cyclica’s external collaboration model as well as their key research areas of interest in the healthcare sector
- Determine if an application to CAPP is suitable for your lab/faculty/institution and/or if meeting with the Cyclica team 1:1 to discuss collaboration opportunities is right for you
Additional Information
Link to the webinar recording (requires UTORid): click here
