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"Climbing the Highest Peak: Targeting PD-1/L1 Failures in Solid Tumors"

DAY ONE: MAY 4, 2021
10:15-11:30 AM

CO-MODERATOR:
Jeffrey M. Bockman, PhD, EVP, Oncology Practice Head, Cello Health BioConsulting

CO-MODERATOR:
James T. Lee, PhD, Principal, Oncology Lead, Cello Health BioConsulting

Joined by Esteemed Panelists:
Neil Brewis, PhD, CSO, F-star Therapeutics
Michael A. Curran, PhD, Associate Professor, Dept. of Immunology, Division of Basic Sciences, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Founder, ImmunoGenesis, Inc.
Kapil Dhingra, MD, Managing Member, KAPital Consulting LLC
Laurent Levy, PhD, CEO, Nanobiotix
Michael J. Newman, PhD, President & CEO, Decoy Biosystems, Inc.
Thomas Schuetz, MD, PhD, CEO and Co-founder, Compass Therapeutics
Emmett Schmidt, MD, PhD, VP, Clinical Oncology, Lead, External Collaborations Oncology Early, Development, Merck and Co.
Mai-Britt Zocca, PhD, Founder & CEO, IO Biotech

The above panel will focus on perhaps the most active area of drug development in Oncology: the effort to improve upon outcomes with checkpoint inhibitors (CPI) by combining agents post failure of the checkpoint with the CPI to resensitize the tumor microenvironment and enable patients to continue to derive benefit from immunotherapies. A diverse array of MOAs and therapeutic approaches are being harnessed to try to address this daunting task, ranging from new checkpoint inhibitors, costims and multifunctional biologics, to agents targeting other “bad actors’ and pathways in the TME including modulators of innate immunity. In addition, oncolytic viruses, agents driving immunogenic cell death, cancer vaccines and cell therapies are also looking to provide value in this checkpoint-experienced space. Finally, an alternative approach, but one requiring more wherewithal (financially and in time) is to bring such new agents forward into combination with checkpoint right at the start, into upfront settings.

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