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Proposal for Joint Seminar Project Preliminary Program For more information, please visit www.kasbp.org WELCOME TO 2017 KASBP SPRING SYMPOSIUM Korean American Society in Biotech and Pharmaceuticals (KASBP) welcomes you to 2017 KASBP Spring Symposium, made possible by a generous support from Yuhan Co. Ltd. and Hanmi Pharmaceutical. Built on a very successful event last year, 2017 KASBP Spring Symposium is coming back to Boston for the second time. This event will promote and expand KASBP membership in the Greater Boston area and establish a stronger and wider network amongst KASBP members in the northeast region. This symposium also provides an opportunity for members to establish professional networks and share information and experiences in the pursuit of excellence in pharmaceutical research and development. The symposium organizing committee is also delighted to announce Dr. William C. Hahn as a keynote speaker. Dr. Hahn is a world-renowned researcher in the field of cancer cell biology at Dana-Farber Institute and a distinguished professor of medical oncology at Harvard University. The committee is also proud and excited to present the outstanding list of speakers and panelists. Invited speakers will share their experiences with cutting-edge science in early discovery research to the clinical trials in biopharmaceutical research, which will be featured in detail during the three scientific sessions: 1) Immuno- oncology / de novo protein design, 2) Korean industry innovation and translational research, 3) Diabetes research and outcome trial as well as imaging technology for speech map. Invited panelist will participate in the discussion with young scientists who are interested in pursuing a career in the industry. For the first time this year, the committee is hosting a special event on Saturday night with three special guest presentations on biotechnology venture opportunities and strategies. All sessions are carefully coordinated to enhance the understanding of topics on biotechnology and pharmaceutical research, industry-academia alliance, and business development. Continuing the tradition, KASBP-Yuhan and KASBP-Hanmi Fellowship Awards will be presented to young scholars who will be selected among the graduate students and post-doctoral scholars in recognition for their exceptional contribution to their respective research field. We hope you to enjoy the cutting–edge science and have productive scientific exchanges with fellow scholars in academia and members of pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. More importantly, we hope the symposium can serve as a fun and informative time to network with fellow Korean-American scientists. With best wishes, 2017 KASBP Spring Symposium Organizing Committee - 1 - 2016-2017 KASBP OFFICERS Title Name Affiliation President JEONG, Jae Uk (정재욱) GSK President Designated CHOE, Yun H. (최윤) Lucas & Mercanti 1st Vice President SUH, K. Stephen (서광순) Hackensack Med Center 2nd Vice President KIM, Sean (김승빈) Blueprint Medicines Executive Director JIN, Yong Hwan (진용환) Samsung Biologics Science Director Lee, Hyun-Hee (이현희) Merck Program Director Hong, Peter (홍성원) Regeneron Financial Director HWANG, Seongwoo (황성우) PTC Therapeutics General Director CHOI, Suktae (최석태) Celgene Web Director HEO, Jun Hyuk (허준혁) Merck 1st Membership Director KIM, Sahee (김사희) RevHealth, LLC 2nd Membership Director JEONG, Claire (정가영) GSK Public Relations Director BANG, Hanseong (방한성) CMIC CMO USA Corp YG Director YOU, Diana Dahea (유다혜) Rutgers University Councilor MOON, Young-Choon (문영춘) PTC Therapeutics Councilor LEE, Hak-Myung (이학명) Shire Councilor KIM, Jae-Hun (김재훈) IFF Councilor KIM, Youngsun (김영선) Adello Biologics Councilor LIM, Sung Taek (임성택) Sanofi Councilor KOH, Jong Sung (고종성) Genosco Local Chapters Boston Chapter President SHIN, Hyunjin (Gene) (신현진) Takeda Boston Chapter Vice President LEE, Hyun-Hee (이현희) Merck Boston Chapter General Director LEE, Dooyoung (이두영) Applied Biomath Boston Chapter Treasurer KIM, Haley (김혜민) Takeda Connecticut Chapter President KIM, Sung-Kwon (김성권) Alexion DC Chapter President PARK, Sang Tae (박상태) Macrogen DC Chapter Vice President SONG, Jeong Keun (송정근) L & J Biosciences DC Chapter General Director KIM, Miha (김미하) Leidos Bimedical DC Chapter Science Director LEE, Byung Ha (이병하) NeoImmuneTech NJ Chapter President KIM, Youngsun (김영선) Adello Biologics NJ Chapter Vice President JUNN, Eunsung (전은성) Rutgers University Philadelphia Chapter President CHANG, KernHee (장건희) J&J KASBP-SF President MA, Sunghoon (마성훈) Exelixis Vice President LIM, Hanjo (임한조) Genentech Vice President YOO, Seung-Yun (유승연) Gilead Executive Director JO, Hyunsun(조현선) Embedbio Executive Director HWANG, Bum-Yeol (황범열) DuPont Pioneer Science Director CHANG, Ji Hoon (장지훈) Amgen Financial Director JEONG, Joon Won (정준원) Carmot Public Relationship Director LIM, Min Young (임민영) ThermoFisher Scientific General Director CHO, Hanna (조해나) Clovis Oncology Web Director SOHN, Dongmin (손동민) UCSF Councilor JOH, Danny (조현정) Sangamo Councilor PARK, Chong Yon (박정연) UCSF Councilor HAN, Wooseok (한우석) Novartis Councilor KIM, Yong-Jae (김용재) Gilead - 2 - SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE June 16 (Friday) June 17 (Saturday) AM 7 7:30 – 8:30 AM Registration and Breakfast 8 8:30 – 8:35 AM Opening Remarks 8:35 – 9:45 AM Scientific Session A 9 9:45 – 10:05 AM Sponsor Presentation and Introduction of new KASBP chapters 10 10:05 –10:20 AM Coffee Break 10:20 –11:30 AM Scientific Session B 11 11:30 – 12:10 PM Fellowship Awards and Presentations PM 12 12:10 – 12:20 PM Group Photo 1 12:20 – 3:20 PM Lunch and Poster Session 2 3 3:00-5:30 PM Job Fair 3:20 – 5:05 PM Scientific Session C -details will be available at 4 www.kasbp.org 5 5:30 – 6:30 PM 5:05– 5:10 PM Closing Remarks 6 Registration and Networking Departure or Networking 6:30 – 7:50 PM Optional Dinner and Networking Session 7 Opening & Congratulatory Remarks and Dinner (registeration required) 6:00 – 8:00 PM 8 7:50 – 8:45 PM Keynote Presentation 8:45 – 9:00 PM Sponsor Presentation 9 9:00 – 9:50 PM Networking Session 1 10 9:50 – 10:40 PM Networking Session 2 and Panel Discussion: Pharma industry - Academia - 3 - SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE IN DETAIL June 16, 2017, Friday Job Fair (details will be provided before the symposium at www. kasbp.org) 3:00 pm ~ 5:30 pm Contact: Suktae Choi (email: [email protected]) Registration & Networking 5:30 pm ~ 6:30 pm Coordinators: Yun Choe (KASBP President-designated), Lucas & Mercanti Sahee Kim, RevHealth, LLC Opening & Congratulatory Remarks and Dinner 6:30 pm ~ 6:50 pm Opening Remark Jae Uk Jeong, KASBP President & GlaxoSmithKline Congratulatory Remarks Jong-Gyun Kim, Director, Head of Global Research Center, Yuhan Corporation Jay S. Kim, School of Management, Boston University Jung Hoon Woo, Director General of KHIDI USA 6:50 pm ~ 7:50 pm Dinner Toast: Tae-Ung Eom, President, Samyang Biopharmaceuticals Corp. Keynote Presentation 7:50 pm ~ 8:45 pm Coordinator: Sean Kim (2nd Vice president KASBP), Blueprint Medicines Keynote Speaker: William C. Hahn, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School “ Defining a Cancer Dependencies Map” Sponsor Presentations 8:45 pm ~ 9:00 pm Yuhan Corporation: Han-Joo Kim, Head, R&D Strategy and Partnering Team Networking Sessions 1 & 2 9:00 pm ~ 9:50 pm & 9:50 pm ~ 10:40 pm Organizer: Stephen Suh (1st Vice President, KASBP), Hackensack Med Center Biology A. Immuno-oncology/Autoimmune/Inflammatory Moderators: Hyun-Hee Lee and Hyungwook Lim B. Respiratory/metabolic/cardiovascular/Aging/mental/Neurogenerative Moderators: Alex Yi and Kern Chang C. Cell and Gene Therapy/Viral infection/Rare disease Moderators: K. Stephen Suh and Hakryul Jo Chemistry Moderators: Sungtaek Lim and Mooje Sung - 4 - PK/PD/pre-clinical/Clinical Science/CMC: Moderators: Sean Kim and Peter Hong BD/Legal/VC: Moderators: Hanseong Bang and Yun Choe Pharmacy/YG Moderators: Dahea You and Sahee Kim Pharma industry – Academia 9:50 pm ~ 10:40 pm Moderator: Hyunjin (Gene) Shin, Takeda Panelists: Min-Kyu Cho, Novartis Dann Huh, Biogen Seunghee Jo, Agios Dooyoung Lee, Applied Biomath Elizabeth Paik, CRISPR Therapeutics Young Generation (YG) group networking 10:40 pm ~ - 5 - June 17, 2017, Saturday Registration & Light Breakfast 7:30 am ~ 8:30 am Opening Remarks 8:30 am ~ 8:35 am KASBP-Boston Chapter President: Hyunjin Shin, Takeda Session A -------- Chair: Jaekyoo Lee, Genosco 8:35 am ~ 9:45 am A-1: “Induction of Anti-Tumor Immunity by Targeting TIGIT in Solid Cancer” Angie Park, OncoMed Pharmaceuticals A-2: "Evolution of Complex Molecular Mechanism Dissected by De Novo Protein Design - Computationally Designed Transmembrane Antiporter of Zinc and Proton" Nathan Joh, Amgen (Former NIH Fellow at UCSF) Sponsor Talk 9: 45 am ~ 9:55 am Osong Medical Innovation Foundation: Tae Gyu Lee Introduction of New KASBP Chapters 9: 55 am ~ 10:05 am SF Chapter President: Sunghoon Ma, Exelixis NJ Chapter President: Youngsun Kim, Adello Biologics Coffee Break 10:05 am ~ 10:20 am Session B ------- Chair: Mooje Sung, Novartis 10:20 am ~ 11:30 am B-1: “Korea as Active Life Science Innovation Hub in Asia” Jungkue Lee, Bridge Biotherapeutics B-2: “Drug Discovery; Translating Science into Medicine” Taeyoung Yoon, Dong-A Socio R&D Center Fellowship Award Ceremony & Presentation ----- Chair: Hyun-Hee Lee, Merck 11:30 am ~ 12:10 pm Group Photo Session 12:10 pm ~ 12:20 pm Lunch & Poster Session 12:20 pm ~ 3:20 pm Session C -------- Chair: Dooyoung Lee, Applied BioMath 3:20 pm ~ 5:05 pm C-1: “The Role of Obesity-Induced Inflammation in The Development of Insulin Resistance and Type 2 Diabetes” Jongsoon Lee, Joslin Diabetes Center, Harvard Medical School - 6 - C-2: “New Developments in Diabetes Outcomes Trials: The New Crosstalk between Cardiologists and Diabetologists” Alexander Yi, Novartis C-3: “Speech Map: a New Imaging and Analysis Technique to Quantify Speech Using MRI” Jonghye Woo, Harvard University Closing Remarks 5:05 pm ~ 5:10 pm KASBP President: Jae Uk Jeong, GlaxoSmithKline Dinner & Networking (optional / registration required) 6:00 pm ~ 8:00 pm Special Presentations Jay S. Kim, Boston University Sung Ho Park, SV Investment Derek Yoon, AJU IB Investment - 7 - KEYNOTE SPEAKER ABSTRACT Defining a Cancer Dependencies Map William C.
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