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SUMMARY:[:en]CGCM Annual Meeting and the First Cambridge TCM Forum[:cn]第八届中药全球化联盟年会与首届剑桥中医药论坛[:]
DESCRIPTION:Consortium for Globalization of Chinese Medicine (CGCM) Annual Meeting\n8th Annual Meeting of Consortium for Globalization of Chinese Medicine (CGCM) was held 26th-28th August 2009 in Nottingham University. Dr. Qihe Xu represented GP-TCM and spoke on international collaborations. He made good contacts with Head of National Centre for Complementary & Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) of the NIH\, Dr. Josephine Briggs\, CGCM Chairman Prof. Yung-Chi Cheng\, and Vice President of European Federation of Biotechnology\, Prof. Brian Clark. \nThe First Cambridge TCM Forum\nThe First Cambridge TCM Forum (in collaboration with CGCM) – Traditional Chinese Medicine in Tomorrow’s World\, 28th August 2009. Presided by Dr. Kate Pretty\, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International Strategy) of the University of Cambridge\, this highly successful forum attracted ~200 CGCM members\, GP-TCM consortium members\, UK scientists\, clinicians\, IP lawyers\, investment bankers and drug developers. Guests of honour included 12 Fellows of the Royal Society and Lord Mark Marlesford\, representing All Party Parliamentary China Group. During the Gala Dinner in King’s College London\, all 4 regions of China were represented on the top-table\, symbolising closer collaborations. The subsequent tour to Brunel Institute for Bioengineering and Royal Botanic Gardens Kew completed an enjoyable and productive trip for overseas and UK delegates alike. \nGP-TCM WP1 Coordinator Prof. Monique Simmonds (Kew Gardens) giving Hot Topic 1: Authentication and Conservation of species used in TCMGP-TCM WP4 Coordinator Prof. Peter Hylands (King’s College London) giving Plenary Lecture 2: Chemometric\, metabolomic and chemoinformatic studies on TCM \nPanelists: Prof. Nicky Robinson (Thames Valley)\, Dr. Jidong Wu (Middlesex)\, Prof. Alan Barrell (Cambridge)\, Dr. Vivian Wong (Hong Kong Hospital Authority)\, Prof. Michael Waring (Cambridge)\, Prof. Michael Heinrich (London School of Pharmacy) and Dr. Tai-Ping Fan (Cambridge).
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SUMMARY:[:en]WP7 Phase I Kick-off Meeting[:cn]第七课题组第一阶段启动会议[:]
DESCRIPTION:WP7 Kick-off meeting (Phase I) was held on 30th August-1st September 2009 at Brunel University\, West London\, UK. It was attended by Kelvin Chan\, Tai-Ping Fan\, Derek Fisher\, Svetlana Ignatova\, Daryl Rees\, Ian Sutherland\, Janne Üksti\, Yitao Wang\, Qihe Xu and Shouming Zhong. The main conclusion from the meeting was that there was an urgent need for a universal regulatory framework for complex herbal mixtures. Without such a framework in place\, major research proposals involving both academia and industry cannot be put forward as their commercial impact would be undermined. WP7 members agreed that their priority should be to support the development of harmonised guidelines for the regulation of botanicals. The US guidelines for botanicals have been in place for some time. The Canadians supposedly have a better one and the Australian ones a better one still. The EMEA have been working on a regulatory framework of their own and there were differences of opinion on how far these had progressed. It was agreed that WP7 should set up a small sub-group to bring together an easy-to follow statement on the various regulatory frameworks\, emphasising the synergies and highlighting the differences with the aim of helping to establish a universal harmonised regulatory framework for botanicals. In addition to our local expert\, Daryl Rees (Salupont Consulting)\, Dr. Shaw Chen of the FDA and Prof. Gerhard Franz (University Regensburg\, Germany; Chairman of the European Working Party of TCM of the European Pharmacopoeia Commission in Strasbourg (France)) have confirmed their willingness to advise us. Because a significant number of WP7 members was unable to attend\, a Kick-off Phase 2 meeting will be held in Cambridge during early 2010. \n\nWP7 Phase I Kick-off Meeting – Group Photo \nWP7 Phase I Kick-off Meeting – Group Dinner
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