Dr. Preston Campbell
Managing Partner
Sapphire Sciences

With over 20 years of experience at the intersection of scientific research and product development, Dr. Campbell brings a unique blend of expertise in pharmacology, toxicology, and consumer products focused on psychoactive drugs, mood-states, and harm reduction. As the current Managing Partner at Venebio Group/Consilium Sciences, he leads regulatory consulting teams for product development and FDA submissions, having created new verticals in cannabis, psychedelics, and cosmetics.

Dr. Campbell's impressive career spans academia and industry, including roles as Chief Scientific Officer at BREZ, and Systems Biologist at Vanderbilt University. He has published over 20 scientific studies, holds numerous patents, and has led multimillion-dollar research projects. He is also a successful entrepreneur, having founded 3 successful companies in the vapor product, drug development, and cannabis spaces. His expertise in data science, ML/AI applications, and natural product research has driven innovation in drug discovery and consumer product development. With a Ph.D. in Pharmacology from Vanderbilt University and a background that includes founding ENSO Laboratories, Dr. Campbell is well-positioned to share insights on the cutting edge of science and business in today's rapidly evolving marketplace.

Sessions with Dr. Preston Campbell

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VA, United States, 22202
11:50 - 12:50
Baseline product standards, which could take the form of voluntary consensus standards, could streamline the pathway to market for potentially reduced risk products for adults who smoke. FDA uses product standards in its regulation of pharmaceuticals and food, but they have not yet been established for regulating e-cigarettes and other non-combustible nicotine products. Could the establishment of product standards based upon the available scientific, clinical, and public health research provide regulatory and scientific clarity, and ultimately a wide variety of authorized products? Panelists will discuss how product standards might be developed in this space, and the pros and cons of such an approach

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