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SELECTBIO Conferences Drug Discovery Automation - Chemistry Automation & Compound Management

Stevan Djuric's Biography



Stevan Djuric, Senior Director, Discovery Chemistry and Technology, AbbVie

Dr Stevan Djuric is head of the global AbbVie Medicinal Chemistry Leadership Team at Abbott and is also responsible for the Discovery Chemistry and Technology organization within their Discovery organization and chemistry outsourcing activities. The group’s current efforts are focused on new initiatives in the areas of high throughput synthesis and purification, hit to lead chemistry, chemical biology including target identification proteomics and new enabling technology identification and development. He was named an AbbVie Distinguished Research Fellow in 2015. During his tenure at Abbott Laboratories, Dr Djuric has been a Project Leader for groups in the Immunoscience, Metabolic Disease, and Antiinfective areas. Several of these programs have advanced compounds into clinical development and to the market including Abbott’s proprietary rapamycin analog, Zotarolimus, currently licensed to Medtronics for use on their vascular stents, marketed in the United States and Europe. Dr Djuric has over 180 scientific publications, presentations and patents/applications pending. He has also given over 30 invited lectures at universities and national meetings. He is a member of several Editorial Advisory Boards including ACS Medicinal Chemistry Letters and, in addition, holds an Adjunct Professorship in the Department of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Kansas.

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The Utility of Enabling Chemistry Technology for the Acceleration of Drug Discovery

Thursday, 31 May 2012 at 10:00

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The talk will highlight compound library production using a fully automated segmented flow reactor. In addition, automated systems for synthesis with photochemistry and hydrogenation will be highlighted.


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