The UCSF-Stanford Center of Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation (UCSF-Stanford CERSI) was pleased to present the 3rd annual Innovations in Regulatory Science Summit, "Movers and Shapers: The Future of Drug and Device Development," a gathering of leaders in the academia, industry and regulatory sectors to discuss the role of regulatory science in medical product development on January 9, 2022, 8am-3pm PST.
The 2022 CERSI Innovations in Regulatory Science Summit had a major focus on the use of biomarkers and endpoints in medical product development, and included an exciting panel featuring past FDA Commissioners discussing how the COVID-19 pandemic changed the Agency.
The goal of the summit was to stimulate discussion across sectors and to critically consider lessons learned and scientific issues that need addressing to expeditiously and safely advance the development, approval and monitoring of medical products.
While we had originally planned for this to be a hybrid virtual/in-person event, pandemic restrictions forced us to transition this to a 100% virtual event.
Panel Discussions
- Issues and Opportunities Generated by Accelerated Approval: Confirmatory Endpoints, Evidence Generation, and Value
- Biomarkers and Surrogate Endpoints: Alzheimer’s as a Prototype
- Pandemic and Beyond: the Future of the FDA, featuring FDA commissioners:
- Janet Woodcock, MD (2021-present)
- Scott Gottlieb, MD (2017-2019)
- Robert Califf, MD (2016-2017)
- Margaret Hamburg, MD (2009-2015)
- Mark McClellan, MD, PhD (2002-2004)
Keynote Addresses
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