The Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Montreal, a partner worth discovering

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The Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Montreal, a partner worth discovering

This webinar from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Montreal will be presented by Marie Lordkipanidzé, Vice-Dean of Research and Studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences. The seminar will focus on two areas where partnerships with the biopharmaceutical ecosystem are crucial: training highly qualified personnel and collaborative research. Particular emphasis will be placed on pharmaceutical science programs (graduate programs in drug development and bachelor’s degrees in biopharmaceutical sciences), for which workplace learning (internships) in the biopharmaceutical industry or government are a vital component. Research partnership opportunities at the Faculty of Pharmacy will also be highlighted.

Target audience:

Industrial, governmental, and paragovernmental partners
Fields: Chemistry-manufacturing (Drug development and formulation, Regulatory affairs, Quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC), Clinical operations and clinical trial support); Research and development (R&D) (Preclinical research, Translational medicine, Biomarker discovery, Pharmacology and toxicology studies); Laboratory work (Organic chemistry, Analytical chemistry, Biochemistry and molecular biology, Cell culture and microbiology, Bioinformatics and data analysis); Medical affairs and market access; Biotechnology and CRO; Regulatory affairs and compliance; Pharmacovigilance and safety; Pharmacoeconomics and pharmacoepidemiology; Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacometrics.

Our
speakers

Marie Lordkipanidzé

Vice-Dean of Research and Studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences

Marie Lordkipanidzé is Vice-Dean of Research and Studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences. She completed her pharmacy training at the University of Montreal in 2004. She then went on to complete a master’s degree and a doctorate in pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Montreal in 2010. She then pursued her postdoctoral training at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, where she distinguished herself and established herself as an expert in the field of platelet function. Marie Lordkipanidzé chaired the Scientific Committee on Platelet Physiology of the International Society on Thrombosis and Hemostasis and sits on the editorial board of the specialized journals Platelets, Thrombosis Research, and THOpen. She is regularly invited to present at national and international conferences and has published over a hundred articles, book chapters, and scientific papers. A full professor in the Faculty of Pharmacy, Dr. Lordkipanidzé continues her translational and clinical research in her laboratory at the Montreal Heart Institute Research Center.