Gordon Research Conference on Drug Metabolism: Diversity and Connectivity in Progressing ADME Science: Novel Approaches and Emerging Technologies In Silico, In Vitro and In Vivo

The meeting focus will be on cutting-edge science and the importance of interconnectedness among ADME disciplines so that we fully tap into the potential of emerging technologies and novel approaches in discovering, developing, and safely using medicine from diverse modalities. The emphasis will be on the translation of advanced computation/in silico, in vitro and in vivo ADME data with mechanistic understanding through modelling & simulation to clinical and regulatory outcomes.

Can’t miss presentation: 

Title: Mechanistic Modeling of Inflammatory Contributions to Biologics-Induced Liver Injury Using Tocilizumab as an Exemplar Compound
Presenter: Scientist II, Lara Clemens
Date/Time: Wednesday, July 12th from 11:45 am – 12:15 pm