The Symposium Organizer Announced information about the next symposium date

The 11th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems organizers announced yesterday that the 12th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems will be held in December of 2013. The exact date and details will be announced at a later date.

The registration for the 11th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems ended

The registration for 11th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems ended and the conference began with much enthusiasm and anticipation on the part of both attendees and participants.

Abstract Submission Deadline Ended

The 11th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems organizers announced that the Abstract Submissions Deadline has ended and are no longer accepting abstracts.

11th Symposium Abstract Submission Extended

11th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems Abstract Submissions Deadline Extended

The 11th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems organizers announced last week that they are Extending the Abstract Submissions Deadline to November 6th 2011 at Midnight to accommodate late submissions.

With less than three weeks left until The 11th US-Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems, With the symposium organizers extended the abstracts for submissions deadline and said that there will be no more extensions. The deadline for abstract submissions is now November 6th 2011 at Midnight.

Realizing that there is less than four days until the deadline arrives, participants are urged to submit their abstracts as soon as possible to assure inclusion. Organizers are urging participants who are submitting abstracts to be sure to observe the submission guidelines while creating your abstract for submission. The guidelines are as follows:

• The length of abstract submission is limited to 275 words or less.
• Spelling and grammar must be checked prior to abstract submission as organizers are not responsible for performing editorial corrections to abstracts.
• Title of the abstract or the names of the authors must not be included in the abstract.

The only software needed to complete abstract submission is the latest version of common web browsers such as Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. Once submission is completed an email confirmation is sent to the author (and any co-authors) containing a link to a special password secured page where the submissions can be edited your at anytime before the submission deadline of November 6th 2011 at Midnight.

The 11th U.S. - Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems still Accepting Abstract Submissions

The 11th U.S. – Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems still Accepting Abstract Submissions

Abstract Submission Deadline is Near

The abstracts will be disseminated to symposium registrants in a Symposium Abstract Book. Each abstract will be one half page. To submit your abstract,

1. Compose the body of your abstract in your own word processor. Please limit it to 275 words or less. Please check spelling and grammar. Do not include either the title of your abstract or the authors names in that text; the title and authors will be entered separately.
2. When you are ready to submit your abstract, have available the names and email address of your co-authors (if any)
3. Submit your abstract online no later than November 1, 2011.
   (Submit Abstract Now)

No special software is required to submit an abstract.

You will automatically receive confirmation of abstract submission. The emailed confirmation notice will give you a password-protected hyperlink that can be used to edit the submission at any time prior to the submission deadline. Co-authors will automatically receive the same confirmation notice.

The Speaker List for The 11th US-Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems has been published

Featured Speakers are: Speakers Khurseed Anwer EGEN, Inc. Sangeeta Bhatia MIT Henry Brem Johns Hopkins Ron Demers Demers Consulting Joseph DeSimone Univer. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Sarma Duddu TARIS Biomedical Oliver Fetzer Cerulean Pharmaceuticals Mitsuru Hashida Kyoto University Yuriko Higuchi Kyoto University Jeff Hrkach BIND Biosciences, Inc Noritaka Isogai Kinki University School of Medicine Juichi Ito Kyoto University Kiyokazu Iwata DDS Research Group Lloyd Johnston Selecta Biosciences, Inc. Yasufumi Kaneda Osaka University Joseph Kim Inovio Biomedical Corp. Lothar Kleiner Abbot Vascular Joachim Kohn New Jersey Center for Biomaterials Satoru Konishi Ritsumeikan University Victor Kotelianski Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Shoen Kume Kumamoto University Cato T. Laurencin University of Connecticut Doug Levinson Seventh Sense Biosystems Chad Mirkin Northwestern University Shinsaku Nakagawa Osaka University Maria Palasis Arsenal Medical John Patton Dance Pharmaceuticals Francis Szoka University of California -San Francisco Shunsaku Watanabe Astellas Pharma Inc. Ling Wong Gates Foundation Eiichi Yamamoto Eisai Product Creation Systems Kenji Yasuda Tokyo Medical & Dental University Chae-Ok Yung Yonsei University College of Medicine TBA Kala Pharmaceuticals

For registration and Abstract Submission go to the Langer Lab website at http://web.mit.edu/langerlab/symposium/

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The 11th US-Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems Agenda Published

The Agenda for The 11th US-Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems is now available on the Langer Lab website Agenda page.

The 11th US-Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems is Being Organized

In only a few short months the 11th US-Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems which is co-sponsored by the Controlled Release Society, the Japanese Society of Drug Delivery Systems, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Kyoto University will be underway.

The symposium offers presentations by researchers from a number of disciplines, from the life sciences to engineering, who will address a range of topics including peptide and protein delivery, gene delivery, cell delivery, vaccines, transdermals, pulmonary delivery, new materials, and other subjects, from varied disciplines while focusing on the central theme of drug delivery. The Symposium offers a unique opportunity for interaction and networking among attendees from academia and industry.