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Dusit Thani Hotel, lake View, 5th Settlement, New Cairo, Egypt. Jan 31st - Feb 2nd , 2017.

http://www.fue.edu.eg/4thFUE-ICPS2017

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and

Pharmaceutical Industries

Future University in Egypt

This international conference organized by Future University in Egypt, is unique in bringing state-of-the-art in the fields of pharmaceutical sciences, technologies. Practice, education and quality of education closer to academics, scientists, pharmacists and physicians. Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Industries is delighted to extend a cordial invitation to participate in this international conference. Scientists from all over the world with academic research and industrial expertise will participate in one of the most important scientific pharmaceutical events in Cairo which will be a marked reference for professionals in the area of pharmaceutical sciences.

4th FUE-ICPS is an innovative event, aims to provide a stimulating scientific and cultural exchange that will give all the participants the opportunity to share their experiences, collaborations across industry, practice and academia. It is also augured to be an event with a series of exclusive talks over a diverse range of thematic sessions along with workshops, symposia, poster presentations and an associated free accessible commercial exhibition. Historic Photos from 3rd FUE-ICPS, 9-11 Feb, 2015






Welcome letter from the Conference Chairman

On behalf of Future University in Egypt I am delighted to welcome you to:

4th FUE International Conference of Pharmaceutical Sciences

(4th FUE-ICPS, 2017)

Dusit Thani Hotel, lake View, 5th Settlement, New Cairo, Egypt. Jan 31st – Feb 2nd, 2017.

After the great success of Future University's previous international conferences held in Cairo (2012, 2013 & 2015), hosted over 50 national and international speakers and attracted more than 750 participants each time, it is my pleasure to announce the 4th FUE-International Conference of Pharmaceutical Sciences (4th FUE-ICPS, 2017) to be held at the Dusit Thani Hotel, lake View, 5th Settlement, New Cairo, Egypt, on Jan 31st through Feb 2nd , 2017, to enable the exchange of ideas and to expand network with leading pharmaceutical scientists and clinicians while presenting cutting-edge discoveries, research and new therapeutic drugs.

For the second time we are expanding the scope of our conference to cover the interests of all expertise related to the fluid of Pharmacy starting from the Pharmacy education and assuring quality going through practice supported by research and science in all related basic and applied sciences. The Pharmaceutical industry in Egypt is the most prestigious and the oldest in the Middle East. The pharmacists and other professionals who are the back bone of this industry are well trained and well qualified. However, to keep pace with rapid scientific developments, and emerging markets, it is essential to engage in continuous professional development. This conference serves this critical need.

On behalf of Future University in Egypt, I would like to welcome you to the 4th FUE-ICPS, 2017 conference. It is our pleasure to serve this kind of an international event and society service. I’d like to thank each of you for attending our 4th FUE-ICPS, 2017 conference and bringing your expertise to our gathering. You have the vision, the knowledge, and the experience to help us pave our way into the future. Throughout this conference, I ask you to stay engaged, keep us proactive and help us to shape the future of pharmacy profession.

Thank you for being a part of the Conference.

Seham A. Elkheshen, Ph.D Conference Chair, Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Industries Future University in Egypt Tel: +20 1142778877, [email protected]

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The Following Represent the Pre-Final Program

Day-1 Hall 1

31/1/2017

9 am -12:30 pm

Opening Ceremony & Plenary Lecture

Day -1 Hall 1 Hall 2 Hall 3

31/1/2017

2 - 5 pm

Quality Assurance in Pharmacy Education

(National and International)

Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs

(National and International)

Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Pharmacy

Day-2 Hall 1 Hall 2 Hall 3 Hall 4 Hall 5

1/2/2017

9am – 12:30pm

Drug Development, Discovery&

Analysis

Pharmaceutics & Drug Delivery

Systems

Microbiology & Biotechnology

Biochemistry

& Molecular Biology

Pharmacy Practice & Clinical Pharmacy

1/2/2017

2 - 5 pm

Original Research

Oral

& Poster Presentations

Original research

Oral


Original Research

Oral


Original research

Oral


Pharmacy Education

Day-3 Hall 1 Hall 2 Hall 3 Hall 4 Hall 5

2/2/2017

9 am -12:30 pm

Drug Development, Discovery&

Analysis

Pharmaceutical Technologies

and Procedures

Pharmacology and Toxicology

ENREC Periodical Meeting

Pharmacy Practice & Clinical

Pharmacy Work Shops

2/2/2017

2- 5pm

Original Research Oral

and Poster Presentations

Pharmaceutical Technologies

and Procedures

Original Research

Oral and Poster Presentations

Research Projects Fund

Opportunities

and Registration for Patency

5 – 5:30 pm Closing Remarks

A Free Accessible Exhibition In the Field of Pharmaceutical Industries, Industrial Machines, Pharmaceutical Devises, Research Equipment and Chemicals will Accompany the Conference

Historic Photos from 3rd FUE-ICPS, 9-11 Feb, 2015






Conference Themes

Quality Assurance in Pharmacy Education Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs Drug Development and Drug Discovery Analysis and Quality Control of Drugs Biotechnology, Metagenomics and Microbiome Antibiotics and Resistance Molecular Pharmacology Molecular Biochemistry Drug Delivery Approaches Nanotechnology Drug Targeting Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Technologies, QbD & PAT, and Bioavailability Future Prospective of Biotech Industry Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacotherapy Drug Marketing and Promotion Pharamcoepidemiology, Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoeconomics Recent Research on Drugs of Natural Origins Standardization and Quality Control of Natural Products

Benefits of Attending the Conference

Enable participants to exchange ideas and expand network with leading

pharmaceutical scientists and clinicians. Bring together top international scientists and clinicians presenting cutting-

edge discoveries, research and new therapeutic drugs. Enable exhibitors to have increased visibility through branding and

networking at the conference and gain direct access to a core audience of professionals and decision makers.

Certificate of attendance and presentation will be available.






Conference Planning Committee

Ebada Sarhan, Ph.D

FUE President

Khaled Azazy, MBA Chairman, FUE Board of

Trustees

Osama Salama, Ph.D

FUE vice-President

Adel Sakr, Ph.D

Assistant of the Chairman, of the Board of Trustees

Seham ElKheshen, Ph.D

Dean of Pharmacy

Manal Kandeel, Ph.D

Vice Dean for research & post graduate affairs

Nabila Elmaraghy, Ph.D

Vice Dean for Society services & environment development

Azza Ahmed, PhD Associate Prof. of

Pharmaceutics

Hanan Refaat, Ph.D

Vice Dean for Education and Students affairs






Exacative Boards & Committees

Chair of the Executive Boards & Committee

Dean Seham A. Elkheshen

Organizing Committee:

1. Prof. Nabila Elmaraghy (Chair) 2. Ass.Prof Azza Ahmed (Co-Chair, Conference

Database Manager) 3. Prof. Hanan Refat 4. Prof. Dalia Samuel 5. Prof. Naser Saad 6. Ass Prof Mona Elassal 7. Dr. Yousra Abdel Motaleb 8. Dr. Marwa Tammam 9. Dr. Marwa Raafat 10. Dr. Wafaa El Kady 11. Dr. Amira Ghoneem 12. Dr. Assmaa Mandour 13. Dr. Mai Seleem 14. Dr. Rash Elbatanony

Public Relation Department:

Organizing Committee Assistants

15. Heba Atef 16. Menna Atef 17. Iten Mamdouh 18. Ahmed Sameer 19. Mohamed Moneeb

Scientific Advisory Board:

Prof. Manal Kandeel (Chair) Prof. Hayam Lotfy (Co-Chair) 1- Prof. Hussein Ammar 2- Prof. Ahmed Adel Sakr 3- Prof. Omayma Naeim 4- Prof. Ihab Rasmy 5- Prof. Dalia Samuel 6- Prof. Ramzia Ismail El-Bagary 7- Prof. Hussein El-Subbagh 8- Prof. Khairia Mohamed Youssef 9- Prof. Mohamed Abdel Kawy 10- Prof. Amr Mohamed Badawey 11- Prof. Samira Saleh 12- Prof. Ebtissam Darweesh 13- Prof. Hanan El Abhar 14- Prof. Maha El Sawalhy 15- Prof. Osama Salama 16- Prof. Miriam Youssef 17- Prof. Mariam Goneid 18- Prof. Kamilia George 19- Prof. Amro Hanora 20- Ass.Prof. Emad Basalious 21- Ass Prof. Medhat El Gobashy 22- Ass. Prof. Heba Abdel Moeti 23- Ass. Prof. Marwa Shabayek 24- Ass. Prof. Amal Emad 25- Ass. Prof. Ayman Samir






Program, Speakers and Speeches

1st

Day : 31/1/2017, 11:30-12:30 (Hall 1) after the opening ceremony

“Photothermal Therapy of Cancer in Cells and in Different Animals Using Gold

NanoRods: a Progress Report”

Dr. Mostafa El-Sayed is the Julius Brown Chair and Regents' Professor and Director of the Laser Dynamics Laboratory at Georgia Institute of Technology. He was awarded the 2007 U.S. National Medal of Science by US President for both his research and his humanitarian efforts of scientific exchange among other countries. He is Graduate of Florida State University (1959). Awards: King Faisal International Prize, Irving Langmuir Award and more. Professor El-Sayed was an Alexander von Humboldt Senior Fellow, Germany (1982), a Visiting Professor at the University of Paris, an Alfred P. Sloan as well as a Guggenheim Foundation Fellow, a Fairchild Fellow at the California Institute of Technology and a Miller Visiting Professor at U.C. Berkley.

31/1/2017, 2 - 5 pm, (Hall 1), Quality Assurance in Pharmacy Education (National and International) (in process)

“ACPE: Assuring and Advancing Quality in Pharmacy Education” Peter H. Vlasses, PharmD, DSc (Hon.), FCCP is Executive Director, Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, Chicago, IL. He received his Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and served a hospital pharmacy residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. He has served on pharmacy faculties (The Ohio State University and PCP) and a medical faculty (Jefferson Medical College).

“Certification of Pharmacy Degree Programs Internationally by ACPE”

Michael Rouse B. Pharm (Hon); MPS, is Assistant Executive Director, Professional Affairs, and Director, International Services for ACPE (USA). His work supports institutions and organizations to advance quality in pharmacy education. He is Lead for Quality Assurance for FIP’s Education Initiative and a global leader in advancing the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) model for lifelong learning of pharmacists.

“Organization and Philosophy of Egyptian Accreditation Standards for Higher Education”

Prof. Ibrahim Elgendy is a Professor of Toxicology and Chairman of Research Ethics Committee at Benha University, Egypt. He received Diploma of Health Professions Education DHPE from Suez Canal University 2009, and International Certificate in Research Ethics from USA 2007. He is Strategic-Planning and Quality of Education Expert. Dr. Elgendy is certified trainer, external reviewer and a member of technical office of higher education at NAQAAE, and a member of national research ethics committee of ministry of health.






"National Quality Assurance and Evaluation: The Practice of Program & Institution Accreditation”

Prof. Azza Ezz-Elarab is Professor Periodontolgy at Cairo University and British University in Egypt and a visiting professor in Princess Nora University, KSA. She is former vice dean for postgraduate studies and research at faculty of oral and dental medicine, Cairo University. Prof. Ezz-Elarab has great interest is quality assurance in High Education starting from strategic planning to implementation and continuous enhancement. She shared in the development of strategic planning in health sector of high education. She also worked at the National Authority of Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education as a trainer, external reviewer and in technical support of high education institutes.

31/1/2017, 2 - 5 pm, (Hall 2), Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs (National and International)

“Pre-Approval FDA Inspections”

Prof. Mukund “Mike” Yelvigi has over 36 years of successful drug development and leadership experience in the pharmaceutical industry and academia. His extensive leadership experience includes pharmaceutical formulation, process development/scale-up, process validation, continuous manufacturing and QbD/PAT. Currently Mike is a Managing Partner at Center for Pharmaceutical Integration LLC, New Jersey which provides strategic consultation service to the industry in the area of IND/NDA filings and Technology Integration & Transfers with the primary focus mergers & acquisitions arena. He previously worked as Senior Director/Head of CMC Portfolio Management at Pfizer/Wyeth Inc. Prior to this, he was the Head of Process Development and clinical supply group at Hoffman-La Roche New Jersey. Mukund has also worked in USA at Parke Davis, G.D Searle, Organon Inc. and is an adjunct Professor of Pharmaceutics at the School of Pharmacy in University of Mississippi.

“Dry Powder Inhalers- from Regulatory to Formulation Aspects” Dr. Sabine Hauptstein is Project Manager for Dry Powder Inhaler at Meggle. She studied pharmacy at the University of Tübingen in Germany. After receiving her license as pharmacist, she completed her PhD in pharmaceutical Technology at the University Of Innsbruck, Austria where she was employed as senior lecturer. Since beginning of 2015 she joined the R&D team of Meggle at the headquarters in Wasserburg, Germany. She is responsible for product development and technical support of inhalation grade lactoses.

"Recent Updates on the Egyptian Guidelines for the Conductance of Bioequivalence Studies and Licensing of Bioequivalence Centers"

Dr. Mina Ibrahim Tadros is Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics and Industrial pharmacy, and Head of Drug Manufacture Unit, Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University. Dr. Mina delivered many undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Cairo University, MIU, MSA and FUE. He joined forty international conferences, workshops and training programs. He owns two patents and acts as a peer reviewer in fourteen international journals where he published many manuscripts dealing with novel nano-drug delivery systems.






"The Pathway to Successful Bio-Waiver and Comparative Dissolution Studies"

Dr. Emad B. Basalious has completed his PhD and postdoctoral studies at Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University. He is an associate professor in department of Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy, Cairo University. He has published more than 22 papers in reputed journals. He is working as scientific consultant for scientific committees (stability studies evaluation and Variations) of Central Adminstration Pharmaceutical Affairs (CAPA), Egyptian ministery of health and as R&D technical consultant for several Egyptian pharmaceutical companies.

31/1/2017, 2 - 5 pm, (Hall 3), Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Pharmacy (I)

“The Future Model of Pharmacy Practice: Critique and Considerations” Prof. Henri R. Manasse, Jr., Ph.D., Sc. D. (Hon.), FFIP is Dean Emeritus at the University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Pharmacy. He was Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP). Dr. Manasse was Vice President for Health Sciences, interim Vice Chancellor for Health Services and Chairman of the Board of the University of Iowa Health System. He served as president of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP), and was appointed chair of the newly formed Board of Governors of the National Patient Safety Foundation. He was elected the Professional Secretary of the Board of Pharmaceutical Practice of the International Pharmaceutical Federation and was awarded Fellowship in FIP.

“Transplant Clinical Pharmacy: Overview, Roles and Impact”

Prof. Jill E. Martin Boone is Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy, University of Cincinnati with a recent focus on chronic pain management and practice based outcomes research. Prior to her current role, Dr. Boone practiced in both inpatient and ambulatory clinical pharmacy practice in transplantation and served as the Director of Transplant Outcomes at the University Hospital where she has extensive involvement in outcomes management, assessing resource utilization, and quality of life measurements for over 15 years. She has been active on many local, state, national, and international committees addressing pharmacy, quality and outcomes issues. She has been recognized for sustained contributions to hospital pharmacy practice with the Ohio Society of Health-System Pharmacists Walter A. Frazier Award. Dr. Boone is Past President of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Past Co-Chair of the International Pharmaceutical Federation Working Group on Collaborative Practice, and currently FIPeD Domain Co-Lead for Interprofessional Education.

“New Treatments for Heart Failure”

Prof. Michael B. Bottorff is currently Professor and Chair in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at Manchester University College of Pharmacy in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Dr. Bottorff’s research interests have focused on the clinical pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of cardiovascular drugs, and he has served as principal or coprincipal investigator on numerous clinical trials. Dr. Bottorff has published over 85 original research articles, book chapters and refereed reviews, along with over 50 research abstracts and extensively presented both nationally and internationally on such topics as drug therapy for acute coronary syndromes, management of dyslipidemias, understanding and predicting clinically important drug-drug interactions, and new strategies for managing atrial fibrillation. Dr. Bottorff is a recognized specialist in cardiovascular therapeutics. He has assisted in the implementation of guideline-based therapies and served on the first national panel to develop guidelines for the management of heart failure for AHCPR.






“Zika Virus: Role of the Clinical Pharmacist” Dr. Brian Lawson is the Director, Professional Affairs for the Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) in Washington, DC. BPS is an autonomous division of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) and recognizes pharmacy specialties and certifies pharmacists’ knowledge and skills at the advanced practice level. Lawson is the primary staff liaison to BPS-approved professional development providers and works with stakeholders to establish and maintain BPS certification as the recognized gold standard. He represents BPS as a member of the Board of Directors for the Pharmacy Workforce Center, and an Alternate Director for the Council in Credentialing in Pharmacy. Dr. Lawson is adjunct professor at West Virginia University and the President of the School of Pharmacy Alumni Association.

2nd

Day 1/2/2017, 9-12:30 am, (Hall 1), Drug Development, Discovery & Analysis (I)

“Dreaming a New Molecular Analysis for Life Science and Medicine" Prof. Tsutomu Masujima is a team Leader of the Single Cell Mass Spectrometry, Quantitative Biology Center, RIKEN, Japan National Institute of Science. Graduated Faculty of Science and holds Ph.D. in Science from Hiroshima University. He established the first live single cell molecular analysis using mass spectrometry in 2007, called Video Mass Spectroscope, later called: “Live Single Cell Mass Spectrometry”. This method will open the way for a lot of molecular understandings and developments in life sciences and medicine. He has many National and International awards.

" Nanotechnology From Fabrication to Clinical Applications"

Dr. Taher A. Salaheldin established the first nanotechnology center in Egypt, Chairman of Nanotechnology & Advanced Materials Central Lab (NAMCL), Agriculture Research Center, Giza, Egypt. Graduated from faculty of science, Cairo University. Hold Ph.D. in nanotechnology and Nano toxicology through channel between Cairo University and Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA, 2009. Leader of a very dynamic multidisciplinary research group of more than 40 MSc. and Ph.D. young researchers. Have been an invited speaker at over 60 institute and scientific meeting and author and editor of many books and chapters in Nanotechnology books. Honored with Many National and International awards.

“Current and Future Trends in Food Waste Valorization”

Prof. Essam Abdel-Sattar graduated from Faculty of pharmacy, Cairo University in 1979. He finished his PhD in 1990 (Munster, Germany). In 2000, he got a JSPS post doctor fellowship, Inst. of Nat Med, Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University, Japan. In 2003, he promoted to professor and now he is the director of Pharmacognosy Department since 2012. He published more than 100 research articles in the field of chemistry and biology of medicinal plants. He attended more than 40 conferences or workshops and granted and shared in 24 projects in and outside Egypt.






Nanotechnology – A Revolutionary Approach in Pharmacy and NanoMedicine

Dr. Wael Mamdouh is a tenure-track “Assistant Professor” of Nanotechnology, at the Department of Chemistry, School of Sciences and Engineering at AUC and the leader of the “Biomedical Polymer Nanocomposites, Hydrogels and Tissue Engineering” research group at AUC. He has received his M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Science: Chemistry from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (K. U. Leuven) in Belgium in 2002 and 2005 respectively. He published 34 in international Journals including “Nature”& “Nature Nanotechnology”.

1/2/2017, 2-5 pm, (Hall 1), Oral Presentation of Original research (Drug Development, Discovery & Analysis)

1/2/2017, 9-12:30 am, (Hall 2), Pharmaceutics & Drug Delivery Systems

“A Delivery Platform for RNAi Therapeutics”

Prof. Caitriona O'Driscoll is Professor and Chair of Pharmaceutics department at the School of Pharmacy in UCC Since 2003, and leads the Pharmaco-delivery Group. Previously she was a Senior Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Science at Trinity College Dublin. Her research is translational in nature and focuses on nanoconstructs for targeted macromolecular drug.

“Topically Applied Liposomal DNA for Transcutaneous Immunization”

Prof. Dalia Samuel is a professor of Pharmaceutics at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Future University in Egypt. She has twenty years of academic and industrial experience in Pharmaceutical Sciences; her doctoral research was performed at the University of Utah, and her post doctorate research was conducted at Oregon State University, USA. Her research has resulted in internationally published research articles in ocular, transdermal, targeting drug delivery and biotechnology and fourteen presentations at international conferences.

“Pharmacogenetics and Drug Response”

Prof. Ehab Bendas, currently Professor of Pharmacy Practice & Clinical Pharmacy at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Pharmaceutical Industries, Future University in Egypt. He got his Master degree & Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics from Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University. He was Post-doctoral research fellow at Oregon State University, USA. His research interests are focused on nanotechnology, drug delivery and pharmacokinetics.






“Lipid Nanoparticles as Carrier for Hydrophobic Drugs: The Challenge of Controlled Drug Release”

Dr. Judith Kuntsche Pharmacy studies (HU Berlin/Germany, 1992-1998); work as pharmacist (manufacturing of infusions for ambulant chemotherapy, 1998-2000); PhD studies (FSU Jena/Germany, 2000-2004); Marie-Curie Fellowship (2004/2005, University of Kuopio/Finland); PhD graduation (2006, FSU Jena/Germany); Habilitant (2007-2011, MLU Halle-Wittenberg/Germany); Associate Prof. (since 2011, University of Southern Denmark/Denmark). Her major research interests is Colloidal lipid based formulations for parenteral and topical administration.

1/2/2017, 2-5 pm, (Hall 2), Oral Presentation of Original Research (Pharmaceutics & Drug Delivery Systems) 1/2/2017, 9-12:30 am, (Hall 3), Microbiology & Biotechnology

"Our Microbiome Cloud and Us: Common Destiny and Conflicts of Interests…"

Prof. Ramy Karam Aziz, who received his PhD from the University of Tennessee, USA in 2005, is currently a professor and acting chair of the Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University. Research interests: microbial systems biology, genomics and metagenomics; microbiome and resistome analysis; and pharmacomicrobiomics.

"Drug Translocation and Membrane Barrier: A Challenge to Combat Bacterial Resistance”

Prof. Jean- Marie Pages, is director of UMR-MD1 Research Unit “Membrane transporters, chemoresistance and drug design” Faculte de Medecine, Marseille, France obtained his PhD in Microbiology Biochemistry from Universite de Provence, France. He is a member of Marie- Curie RTN-CT-« Molecular basis of antibiotic translocation » and Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks, SCENIHR. Research interests: bacterial transporters, antibiotic resistance mechanisms and new antimicrobial compounds.

“Quorum Quenching Enzymes: New Trends in Antibacterial Treatment”

Dr. Amal Emad Eldin, is an Associate Professor and chair of Microbiology & Immunology Department, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Industries, Future University in Egypt. She is an associate professor of Microbiology and Immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University. Her research interests are focused on screening and production of biologically active compounds of medical or industrial interest from microbes and antimicrobial resistance mechanisms.

"Exploring the Microbial World Using Metagenomics"

Dr. Rohit Ghai completed a PhD in Natural Sciences at the Justus-Liebig University in Giessen, Germany, working on transcriptional responses of macrophages to listeriolysin. In his post-doctoral work in Miguel-Hernandez University in Alicante, Spain he started to examine aquatic environments using metagenomics. Currently he is a Group Leader at the Biology Centre CAS in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic.






1/2/2017, 2-5 pm, (Hall 3), Oral Presentation of Original Research (Microbiology & Biotechnology)

1/2/2017, 9-12:30 am, (Hall 4), Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (in process)

“Strategies for Drug Discovery: De Novo Synthesis or Drug re-Profiling”

Prof. Tom Cotter is Professor and Chair of Biochemistry at University College Cork Ireland and leads a research group with an interest in the development of drugs for diseases such as degenerative conditions of the eye and cancer. He graduated with a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University of Oxford and has held positions in the USA. He received several awards including the Boyle Medal for his research, which is the most prestigious award in Irish science. He is a founding board member of Science Foundation Ireland, which is Ireland’s biggest funder of scientific research and sits on several Scientific Advisory Boards.

“Metabolite Profiling of Early-Onset Acute Myocardial Infarction”

Prof. Mohamed Gad is a professor of Biochemistry and current dean of Faculty of Pharmacy & Biotechnology at German University in Cairo. Graduated from Cairo University and had his Ph.D. from Medical College of Pennsylvania, USA, He occupied many administrative position as Bio Chem. and vice dean of post graduate studies in many national universities. He has 58 publications, attended and presented research in more than 70 conference and received many grants from National and international funding institutes and reviewer to several scientific journals. He published as a principal author and editor a book entitled: A Model Pharmacy Curriculum: An Egyptian-European Experience, Higher Education Academy, UK.

“Demographic Changes of Bladder Cancer in Egypt”

Dr. Marwa Shabayek is an Associate Professor of Biochemistry at Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Industries, Future University in Egypt. Her expertise in research focused basically on; advanced molecular techniques on evaluating bladder cancer and development of coronary artery diseases on top of diabetes mellitus. She has invited as a speaker at several conference seminars.

1/2/2017, 2-5 pm, (Hall 4), Oral Presentation of Original Research Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

1/2/2017, 9-12:30 am (Hall 5) Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Pharmacy (II)

“ Medication Reconciliation and Patient Safety “

Prof. Samar Farid is a Professor and head of Clinical Pharmacy Department at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University. She received her PhD in Clinical pharmacy and Clinical Pharmacokinetics from Oregon State University, United States of America. Since then, she has been involved in the implementation of Clinical Pharmacy through consultation, education and training of pharmacists all over Egypt. She has many international publications and several affiliations with international universities and organizations.






“Health Literacy and the Role of the Pharmacist” Dr. Laura Sahm is a senior lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy at UCC University. Previously, Laura has worked as a community pharmacist in Germany, the UK and the Republic of Ireland. In addition Laura worked for the pharmaceutical industry and as a senior clinical pharmacist in the Bon Secours Hospital, Cork.

Technology-Enabled Pharmacy the Future for Pharmacists? Dr Darrin Baines is a Professor of Health Economics in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at Coventry University with responsibility for health economics, modelling and systems analysis within the Centre for Technology Enabled Health Research (CTEHR). The primary purpose of his work is to assess the impact of new technologies on population economic and social wellbeing using the methods and the analytical tools of economics. He usually works in inter-disciplinary teams providing the economist's point of view on technology evaluations designed to inform health systems policies and decision-making. His main areas of interest are: Health Technology Assessment (HTA); Intelligent Decision Support Systems (IDSS); Pharmacist-Enabling Technologies (PETs).

“Being a Clinical Pharmacist is not Enough Anymore: the Expanding Role of the Pharmacist”

Dr Douglas Steinke is a Senior Lecturer in Pharmacoepidemiology at the Manchester Pharmacy School, University of Manchester UK. He is a pharmacist (registered in Canada) and teaches in the Master of Pharmacy and postgraduate taught programmes. Prior to his present position, Dr Steinke was an Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy (USA). He is an established pharmacoepidemiology researcher and has worked in the research field in Scotland, Canada, USA and the UK. His research area is the pharmacoepidemiology and drug utilisation of medications used in chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes, chronic cardiovascular disease and respiratory disease.

1/2/2017, 2 - 5 am, (Hall 5), Pharmacy Education and Certification

“Professionalism and Ethics: The Philosophical and Social Framework of the Profession of Pharmacy”

Prof. Henri R. Manasse, Jr., Ph.D., Sc. D. (Hon.), FFIP is Dean Emeritus at the University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Pharmacy. He was Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP). Dr. Manasse was Vice President for Health Sciences, interim Vice Chancellor for Health Services and Chairman of the Board of the University of Iowa Health System. He served as president of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP), and was appointed chair of the newly formed Board of Governors of the National Patient Safety Foundation. He was elected the Professional Secretary of the Board of Pharmaceutical Practice of the International Pharmaceutical Federation and was awarded Fellowship in FIP.






“Pharmacogenomics in Pharmacy Practice and Education”

Prof. Dr. Michael B. Bottorff is currently Professor and Chair in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at Manchester University College of Pharmacy in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Dr. Bottorff’s research interests have focused on the clinical pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of cardiovascular drugs, and he has served as principal or co-principal investigator on numerous clinical trials. Dr. Bottorff has published over 85 original research articles, book chapters and refereed reviews, along with over 50 research abstracts and extensively presented both nationally and internationally on such topics as drug therapy for acute coronary syndromes, management of dyslipidemias, understanding and predicting clinically important drug-drug interactions, and new strategies for managing atrial fibrillation. Dr. Bottorff is a recognized specialist in cardiovascular therapeutics. He has assisted in the implementation of guideline-based therapies and served on the first national panel to develop guidelines for the management of heart failure for AHCPR.

“Moving from a Competency Framework to a Competency-Based Curriculum: Kuwait’s Model”

Prof. Pierre Moreau obtained a BPharm and a PhD in pharmacology from Université de Montréal. After years of postdoctoral training, he was appointed Assistant Professor at his alma mater, and promoted to the rank of Associate Professor and Professor. He helped develop an entry-level PharmD between 2003 and 2007, and he was nominated Dean in early 2007. In August 2014, he joined the Faculty of Pharmacy at Kuwait University as Dean, with the intention of bringing pharmacy education to North American standards, developing pharmaceutical research and fostering fruitful collaborations with local stakeholders.

“Board Certification in the US and Internationally” Dr. Brian Lawson is the Director, Professional Affairs for the Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) in Washington, DC. BPS is an autonomous division of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) and recognizes pharmacy specialties and certifies pharmacists’ knowledge and skills at the advanced practice level. Lawson is the primary staff liaison to BPS-approved professional development providers and works with stakeholders to establish and maintain BPS certification as the recognized gold standard. He represents BPS as a member of the Board of Directors for the Pharmacy Workforce Center, and an Alternate Director for the Council in Credentialing in Pharmacy. Dr. Lawson is adjunct professor at West Virginia University and the President of the School of Pharmacy Alumni Association.

Day 3: 2/2/2017, 9-12:30 am (Hall 1), Drug Development, Discovery & Analysis (II)

“Novel Spectrophotometric Approaches in Pharmaceutical Analysis” Prof. Hayam Lotfy, is Professor of Analytical Chemistry, at Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Future University in Egypt. She has received her Ph.D. degrees in analytical chemistry from Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University. Lotfy, H.M has intensive experience in Analytical Chemistry, and her publications received about 538 citations worldwide. She has over 85 articles in peer reviewed journals. Lotfy’s current research focuses on novel spectrophotometric methods for pharmaceutical analysis, Electrochemical methods for pharmaceutical analysis, pesticide residues in honey, vegetables and Fruits, Determination of drug and its active metabolites in human plasma.






“How Could We Delineate HPLC to be More Productive?” Prof. Samy Emara is a Professor of Pharmaceutical Analytical Chemistry and Vice Dean of Community Services and Environment Development Affairs at Faculty of Pharmacy, Misr International University (Egypt). He has completed his PhD in cooperation between Hiroshima University (Japan) and Assiut University (Egypt). He has 60 international publications in the area of direct injection innovative protocols for drug monitoring in biological fluids using HPLC, MS, CE, FIA and hyphenated techniques. In recent years, Emara has focused on mass spectrometric techniques for single cell metabolomics.

"Inorganic Impurities in Pharmaceutical Products: Towards the Selective Trace Elements Determination"

Dr. Érico M. M. Flores has a permanent position at Federal University of Santa Maria, in Brazil. He was the Director of Analytical Chemistry Division of Brazilian Chemical Society and he has worked in sample preparation, ultrasound and microwave applications, speciation analysis and quality control of pharmaceutical and other industrial products using atomic spectrometry. He has published more than 250 peer reviewed international papers and many patents, international books and book chapters in these fields and he developed a new system of microwave induced combustion (MIC) that is commercialized in many countries. He is a titular member of National Deliberative Council of Brazilian Pharmacopoeia, the Scientific Director of Foundation of Rio Grande do Sul State for Research Support, Brazil, Fellow of RSC and also Associate Member of Analytical Chemistry Division of IUPAC.

"Electroanalytical Sensors; A Step Shead Towards Smart Point of Care Clinical Diagnostics"

Dr. Mohamed Khaled graduated from Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University, where he had his MSc and PhD in Analytical Chemistry. He received the award of best Master and PhD Thesis from Cairo University. He is currently occupying a position of assistant prof. of Analytical Chemistry in the same faculty. His main research interests are focused on molecular recognition and Ionophore-based Ion Selective Electrodes for analysis of different biological target ions and inline monitoring of various chemical and biological reaction kinetics.

2/2/2017, 2-5 pm, (Hall 1), Oral Presentation of Original research (Drug Development, Discovery & Analysis) 2/2/2017, 9-12:30, am (Hall 2), Pharmaceutical Technologies and Procedures (I)

“Tablet Compaction and Tooling Standards” Dr. Robert Sedlock is the Director of Technical Training and Development for Natoli Engineering Company. He has been serving the industry for over 18 years in the tablet compression arena. His early experience spans strain gauge force measurement technology and data acquisitions systems. Dr. Sedlock has many published technical papers including Tablets & Capsules Magazine and the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists. Areas of expertise include instrumentation systems, formulation optimization, compression studies and scale up. Dr. Sedlock is currently involved in many training seminars hosted by universities worldwide. His current responsibilities include tool/tablet designs, solid dosage troubleshooting at customer sites and at the Natoli Institute of Industrial Pharmacy Research & Development located at Long Island University Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Brooklyn, New York.






“The Fundamentals of Fluid Bed Processing” Eng. Christoph Riedel graduated from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York, USA as a Mechanical Engineer in 1992. He worked in the process manufacturing and process equipment field with Evonik, EKATO and Bosch for the last 25 years. He is currently the Sales Director for the Romaco Innojet pharmaceutical process equipment.

“Procrss Robustness Based on QbD &PAT” Dr. Marcus Knöll is pharmacist by training and received his PhD from Guttenberg-University in Mainz in cooperation with Evonik, Darmstadt investigating the production process of Micropellets. In the course of the last 10 years, he established at Hüttlin a profound team of solid oral dosage form process specialists for product development, improvement of existent manufacturing processes at their customers and training. They are a wise consult partner for either building new production facilities or enlargement of manufacturing sites. Since the integration into BOSCH, Marcus leads the global BOSCH Pharma Service Solids including multiple sites and cooperation partners worldwide.

“Impact of capsule shell composition on functionality” Dr. Nicolas Madit, after Graduating in chemical engineering from Montpellier, Nicolas completed his studies with a PhD in organic and polymer sciences. At Ciba-Geigy, he synthesized a new copolymer used as a specific transportation vector for drugs in the body. Nicolas started his industrial career in the ink jet printing industry where he developed one of the first specific water based ink used for dying PVC floor by inkjet printing and reducing the environmental impact of solvents currently used in ink. At Capsugel, he is working now for 25 years beginning as a research engineer and evolved in different departments from formulation, to Licaps production and now as Business development manager. During his career Nicolas was the author of several articles and filed patents in gelatin composition, pharmaceutical formulation and dietary supplement products.

“Solubilization enhancing drug delivery technologies” Prof. Dr. Sven Stegemann is Director for Pharmaceutical Business Development at Capsugel since 1997. In September 2014 he joined the Graz University of Technology in Austria as a Professor for Patient Centric Drug Product Design and Manufacturing. Prof. Stegemann is a pharmacist by training and holds a PhD in pharmacology. He started his career at Sanofi-Aventis working in different roles of the pharmaceutical product development and manufacturing cycle. Before joining Capsugel he worked for Asta Medica where he was responsible for product licensing. In his position at the Graz University of Technology he will focus his scientific research on the rational development of patient centric drug products and their manufacturing technologies as well as education and training of students and young scientists.






2/2/2017, 2-5 pm, (Hall 2), Pharmaceutical Technologies and Procedures (II)

“Imaging and drug delivery” Prof. Clive G Wilson, Ph.D., E.F.A.P.S., F.C.R.S. is a research professor in Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy & Biomedical sciences. He was formerly the J. P. Todd Professor of Pharmaceutics at Strathclyde University and is a past president of the European Union Federation for Pharmaceutical Sciences. He remains on Senate with interests in European training policy and education. Major areas of research have been the study of the behaviour of drug formulations in man. With others, he pioneered applications of scintigraphy in the study of drug absorption following oral, nasal, pulmonary and ophthalmic delivery. His research group covers projects in novel polymer chemistry, oral bioavailability, microfabrication of implants for ocular drug delivery and drug-loaded stents. This is added to his long-standing and continuing interest in gastrointestinal physiology applied to the study of oral dosage forms and to the examination of ageing in the human eye. He has published more than 160 papers, seven books and over 100 reviews and book chapters and has supervised 64 Ph.D. and 1 M.D. student. He was made a Fellow of the Controlled Release Society in June 2010 and an Eminent Fellow of the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences in September 2011.

“Total Analytical Solution for Regulated Bioanalysis”

Dr. Diego Rodriguez Cabaleiro obtained his education in analytical chemistry at Vigo University, Spain, followed by a master in environmental and food analysis at Jena University, Germany and a PhD in the field of reference methods for clinical analysis at Ghent University in Belgium. Since 2007 works at Waters Europe where he has held various positions and responsibilities on the fields of biomolecule separations, biopharmaceutical analysis, DMPK analysis, impurity profiling and analytical solutions for screening applications.

“Enteric coating”

Dr. Cihan Sancaktaroglu holds also an MBA degree. Dr. Cihan is Technical Manager of BASF Pharma Ingredients and Services,Turkey & Middle East Region. Formerly, he worked as Production Coordinator at Novartis, Production Manager at Bayer & Contract Production Manager at Abdi İbrahim Pharmaceuticals.

“Co-processed Excipients” Dr. Christian Nowak is application manager for lactose based excipients at MEGGLE BG Excipients & Technology, Germany. He earned his degree in Pharmacy and PhD from the University of Leipzig, focusing on the development and characterization of protein-drug delivery systems based on hydrogels. His present areas of interest and publication are found in the fields of inhalative and solid dosage form pharmaceutics, as well as pharmaceutical technology emphasizing innovation strategies such as co-processed excipients. Currently he is active in all aspects of product quality under special consideration of mathematical and statistical models and tools. He supports clients in drug development and formulation trouble shooting, and hosts tableting workshops in Asia, Europe and Latin America. Dr. Nowak is a traditional presenter at relevant scientific congresses such as AAPS and PBP world meeting.






2/2/2017, 9 - 12:30 pm, (Hall 3) Pharmacology (In Process)

“Cancer: a View on Ion Channels, Involved Transporters and the Potential Use of Natural Products as Anticancer”

Dr. Yousra Abdel-Mottaleb got her PhD degree in Pharmaceutical sciences from the laboratory of Toxicology, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium, Dr Yousra research focus on isolation and characterization of peptide toxins from the venom of animals, including scorpions, spiders, sea anemones, cone and snails using biochemical methods (HPLC) and/or using molecular biology techniques (cDNA library construction, PCR) followed by characterization of amino acid sequence, using mass spectrometry. She also interested in carry out structure-function relation research and as such to determine and elucidate the ‘mechanism of action’ of a particular ligand using both experimental site-directed mutagenesis and computer-based modeling.

2/2/2017, 2- 5 Pm, (Hall 3), Oral Presentation of Original Research (Pharmacology) 2/2/2017, 9- 12:30 Pm, (Hall 4), ENREC MEETING

Egyptian Network of Research Ethics Committees (ENREC) Periodical Meeting

2/2/2017, 2-5 Pm, (Hall 4) Important Topics in Research Affairs (In Process) Opportunities of Research Projects-Funds in Egypt

Patency and Registration

Research Ethics

2/2/2017, 9 – 11: am (Hall 5) A workshop on Anticoagulants

“Want to Know More About Anticoagulants??"

Prof. Nirmeen A. Sabry is Professor of Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacy Practice, Cairo University, obtained her Doctorate degree in clinical pharmacy and pharmacy practice at King’s College London in England in 2004. Since that date, Dr. Sabry is working as medication management consultant and clinical pharmacy trainer. She acts as a medication management advisor for several hospitals including Dar Al Fouad, and International Medical Center. She is a member of the Scientific Council of the clinical pharmacy fellowship program (MOH) since 2012 and member of the clinical pharmacy committee in the MOH. Dr. Sabry provided several consultation medication management consultation services for hospitals preparing for JCI accreditation in Egypt and the Middle East.

2/2/2017, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm & 2 - 3 Pm (Hall 5) A work shop on Pharmacoeconomics

“Applying Pharmacoeconomics and Health Technology Assessment to Essential Medicines Selection”

Dr. Nermeen Nabil Ashoush has completed her PhD in 2015 from Ain Shams University in the field of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice. Also, in 2015 she finished a Diploma in Health Economics and Outcome Research from the University of Washington. She is working as a Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice Department, Faculty of Pharmacy, The British University in Egypt. She is also the Head of the Health Economics Unit, Center for Drug Research and Development, The British University in Egypt.

2/2/2017, 3- 5 pm (Hall 5) A work shop on drug design and modeling

Prof. Nasser Saad, is professor of pharmaceutical chemistry, Future University, Egypt. 2011-2014 He was acting head of Pharmaceutical chemistry department, Ain Shams University. Post-doctor in Hoshi University, Tokyo, Japan. His scientific interests focused on using molecular modeling for development of anti-HCV, anti-tumor, anti-hypertension, hypnotics, and anti-malarial agents. His scientific production is reported in more than 25 international journals and three patents.







Call for Oral & Posters Presentations

Abstracts submitted for the session lectures and poster presentations will be reviewed on the basis of scientific merit, novelty and practical application. The abstracts should not exceed 250 words & should be written in English language including title, naming the main author with complete contact details (organization, mailing address, E-mail, phone & fax) and co-authors.

For Abstract submission, visit http://www.fue.edu.eg/4thFUE-ICPS2017, Register and upload your abstract. You will be given a user name and password to follow-up your status.

Please join us in sunny Cairo in Jan 31st through Feb 2nd, 2017 to share your research and expand the network with fellow academic and corporate researchers. DEADLINE OF ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS FOR ORAL AND POSTER PRESENTATION is 30th of November 2016. You are invited to submit your abstracts for the 4th FUE-ICPS, 2017, where professionals from around the world will gather to share the latest developments in their field.







Guidelines

For Oral Presentations Accepted abstracts scheduled for lecture session presentation will be grouped by topics. You will be notified of your session and time via e-mail. Also check the meeting program onsite.

Authors of the accepted oral presentations are requested to submit a CD of their PDF power point presentation by 31st of December 2016.

For Poster Presentation Poster sessions will be held between 9 am & 5 pm. Author(s) should be available during breaks and lunch time to answer questions, expand on the material and take part in discussions. The following guidelines will be adopted:

1. Accepted abstracts scheduled for poster session presentation will be grouped by topic. You will be notified of your session and time via email. Also check the meeting program onsite.

2. Posters should be mounted on assigned boards. Locate your poster number in the meeting program. Your poster number will be posted on your board prior to setup.

3. The Poster Session is located in the conference dedicated area. 4. The Organizing Committee will not be responsible for posters that are not removed by

the end of each session.

Poster Layout 1. The size of the poster should not exceed 1.5 meter high – 0.85 meter wide. All posters must

be in “portrait” format. 2. Use a clear typeface and, if possible, a laser printer. 3. Posters should be readable from a distance of 1-2 meters. Therefore, your text must be not

less than 16 points to enable easy reading. 4. It is of high interest to have a large lettering for the poster's title, author and affiliation; the

font size of the title should be not less than 48 points. 5. Graphs and figures should be readable from a distance of 1-2 meters.

It is recommended to produce a handout of not more than two pages for your poster.







Registration Details and Fee Structure

Instructions for Conference Registrants: 1. All Plenary and Keynote speakers will be registered by the Organizing Secretariat. 2. All Oral and Poster Presenters and other participants will be required to pay the

registration fee as indicated in Fee Structure. 3. Students – Students from academia may also register at a preferential student rate,

providing a copy of their student status/ID along with their submitted registration form.

4. Exhibitors - Each exhibiting company is entitled to a number of free exhibiting staff pass. They will be registered as 'Exhibitor Complimentary'. Any additional exhibitor is required to be registered at the normal rate.

5. Accompanying Persons may register through the registration category of the principal applicant. They will have access to all facilities availed by the principal applicant.

For Registration, visit http://www.fue.edu.eg/4thFUE-ICPS2017, and proceed as instructed you will be given a username and password to follow-up your status.

Registration Fees: Before Dec 15th

Dec 16th – Jan 25th

After Jan 25th

Professionals Egyptian Non-Egyptian

800 LE 400 250 $$

1000 LE 450 $

1500 LE 600 $

Students* (B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., Pharm. D) Accompanying person

Egyptian Non-Egyptian

Egyptian Non-Egyptian

500 LE 200 $

1000 LE 250 $

600 LE 250 $

1000 LE 250 $

1000 LE 300 $

1500 LE 300 $

*Must provide student status proof from institution or advisor

Handouts are NOT guaranteed for registrations after January 20, 2017

Terms of Cancellation:

Notification of cancellation must be made in writing and sent to [email protected]

In case of cancellation before or on 15 January 2017, the registration fee less of an administration fee of 50% will be refunded.

In case of cancellation after 15 of January 2017, the registration fee will not be refunded.








Commercial Exhibition

A free accessible Commercial Exhibition (for conference attendee and outsiders) is available for the following companies at the following rated:

1- Research Chemical Co.: 8,000 LE 2- Pharmaceuticals Co.: 10,000 LE 3- Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices and Accessories Co.: 15,000 LE 4- Research Instruments Co. 25,000 LE 5- Research Instruments Co. from outside Egypt: 2,000 Euro 6- Industrial Machinery Co. (from outside Egypt): 2,000 Euro

- Please note that all booking requests are allocated on a first come, first served basis. - For booking info or further inquiries, please email:

Prof. Dr. Seham Elkheshen at [email protected] Prof. Dr. Manal Kandeel at [email protected]

Conference Sponsorship

The sponsorship contribution will be at three levels:

1. Platinum Sponsor: 25,000 LE - Two pages for Advertisement in the conference booklet. - Logo placement on conference advertising materials at FUE & conference websites,

Facebook, Al-Ahram newspaper, conference brochure and banners. - Free participation in the conference for 7 persons.

2. Golden Sponsor: 20,000 LE - One page for Advertisement in the conference booklet. - Logo placement on conference advertising materials, at FUE & conference websites,

Facebook, conference brochure and banners - Free participation in the conference for 5 persons.

3. Silver Sponsor: 15,000 LE - Logo placement on conference advertising materials at FUE & conference websites,

Facebook, conference brochure and banners. - Free participation in the conference for 3 persons.









Payment Information

Bank Account Details

Beneficiary: FUTURE UNIVERSITY, EGYPT Bank Name: CIB (Commercial International Bank) Account Name: Future University Account No.: EGP : 100006683937 USD : 100005896635 Swift Code : CIBEEGCX103

OR: you can pay in person at Future University campus: 90th street, 5th cattlemen, New Cairo. After payment a scanned or photocopied receipt should be submitted at the specified link in the site.

Contact US

4th FUE International Conference of Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Pharmaceutical Industries Future University in Egypt Al 5th settlement, 90th Street. New Cairo 12311, Cairo, Egypt. Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.fue.edu.eg/4thFUE-ICPS2017

For more information Please Contact:

Prof. Dr. Seham A. ElKheshen Prof. Dr. Manal Kandeel Conference Chair, Conference co-chair Mobile: +20 1142778877 Mobile: +20 122 340 3745 [email protected] [email protected] Historic Photos from 3rd FUE-ICPS, 9-11 Feb, 2015



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