August 16, 2023
InSysBio announces its participation in the 14th Annual World Bispecific Summit which is to be held on October 2-4, 2023 at Boston Park Plaza, Boston, MA. Oleg Demin Jr, Scientific Director, QSP modeling in Oncology & Immuno-Oncology, InSysBio will give a talk in frames of Preclinical & Clinical Track - Optimizing Translation into the Clinic to Maximize Bispecific Therapeutic Indexes.
Tuesday, October 3, 12:30 pm
Oleg Demin Jr will cover the following points:
About InSysBio
InSysBio is a group of Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) companies located in Edinburgh, UK (INSYSBIO UK LIMITED), Limassol, Cyprus (INSYSBIO CY Ltd) and Moscow, Russia (INSYSBIO LLC). InSysBio was founded in 2004 and has an extensive track record of helping pharmaceutical companies to make right decisions on the critical stages of drug research and development by application of QSP modeling. InSysBio’s innovative QSP approach has already become a part of the drug development process implemented by our strategic partners: there are more than 100 completed projects in collaboration with leaders of pharmaceutical industry. For more information about InSysBio, its solutions and services, visit www.insysbio.com
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InSysBio to publish the new article on identifiability analysis in PLOS Computational Biology
[Moscow – 11.01.2021] InSysBio, one of the world’s pioneers of Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) modeling, has published its recent scientific research on identifiability in PLOS Computational Biology.
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InSysBio to announce the upgrade of its SbmlViewer application to version 0.2.7
[Moscow – 26.01.2021] InSysBio, one of the world’s pioneers of Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) modeling, launces the new version of its SbmlViewer open project. Generally, SbmlViewer represents a tool for fast and easy reading of biological models written in SBML format.
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