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Jack Cook, Ph.D. is a Vice
President in the Clinical Pharmacology Department of the Global Product
Development unit at Pfizer, Inc. Dr. Cook holds adjunct faculty positions at
the Universities of Michigan and Florida Colleges of Pharmacy. He received B.S.
degrees in Applied Mathematics and Pharmacy from Ferris State College, and his
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics from the University of Michigan. He has
authored/co-authored over 70 peer-reviewed publications. He is a fellow of the
AAPS. His current interests include improving therapy by optimizing drug
delivery and the use of modeling and simulation to make rational decisions in
the development of drugs
Dr. Haertter is currently Clinical Pharmacology Expert at Boehringer Ingelheim (BI). He is further member of
Cardiometabolism Therapeutic Area leading bodies at BI (Clin Expert Committee,
Ther Area Leading Committee). He is also representative of Translational
Science and Clinical Pharmacology in the BI Clinical Pediatric Expert Group,
the Global Labeling and Risk/Benefit Committee, and Inlicensing expert groups.
Dr. Haertter is member of the IQ-Clin Pharm LG (CPLG) and chair of the IQ-CPLG
Pediatrics WG and the Exploratory
Trial Design WG. He is pharmacist by training, received his PhD in pharm chemistry and a
lecturing degree (German Habilitation) in Pharmacology&Toxicology. He was
in the past assistant professor at the University of Mainz (Germany), Adjunct
Professor at the Universities of Ulm (Germany), Connecticut and Albany, NY and
is author or co-author of > 100 peer reviewed publications. He served as PhRMA deputy topic
lead for ICH M9-Working Group, is currently EFPIA topic lead in the ICH M13 (Bioequivalence)
Working Group and member of the EFPIA expert group in support of ICH M12 –
DDI.
Dr. James E. Polli is Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
and Ralph F. Shangraw/Noxell Endowed Professor in Industrial Pharmacy and
Pharmaceutics at University of Maryland.
His research interest is oral drug absorption. He has served as advisor
to 21 Ph.D. graduates. He is co-Director of the University of Maryland Center
of Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation (CERSI) and the recently
initiated Center for Research on Complex Generics, each an FDA-funded
collaborative agreement with the Agency. He is Director of the online MS in Regulatory Science program. He
is an Editor of Pharmaceutical Research and an AAPS fellow.
Dr. Hans Lennernäs is a professor of Biopharmaceutics
at Uppsala University since 2000, Sweden and he has been an adjunct professor
of Biopharmaceutics at Copenhagen University, Denmark 2000-2012. His research objectives
has been and are to develop novel strategies of tissue drug targeting and
delivery that is expected to improve the clinical use and efficacy of drugs in
various diseases, such as metabolic and cancer diseases. He has been the
Principal Investigator in an extensive collaboration with Food Drug &
Administration, USA, University of Michigan, USA, and Medical Product Agency,
Sweden during 1992-2000 to develop the novel FDA regulatory guideline named the
Biopharmaceutics Classification System. He has established an extensive human pharmacokinetic
database with jejunal permeability values for 45 drug compounds that today is
widely used in academia and pharmaceutical industry. His work had led to more
230 peer-reviewed publications, 300 invited lectures and more than 350
submitted presentations at scientific meetings. He is well-cited author and his
research is currently supported by the Swedish Research Council and Swedish Cancer Society.