TMDD workshop

Lixoft and Gilbert Koch are running a 1 day hands-on workshop on Target Mediated Drug Disposition models with the MonolixSuite on Monday the 5 th of June
The workshop is intended to pharmacometricians wishing to have an introduction and an overview of TMDD. No prior experience of the MonolixSuite nor population PK modeling of biologics is required. It will provide an overview of the characteristics of the PK of therapeutic proteins, introduce TMDD modeling concepts (equations, approximations, underlying assumptions), and discuss guidelines for the development of TMDD models. Hands-on lectures to explore the behavior of TMDD models, as well as to model step by step a TMDD PK data set, will be included.
More informations and registration here.

Advanced Monolix workshop

Lixoft is running a 1 day hands-on workshop on advanced Monolix on Tuesday the 6th of June.
The course is designed for modelers with already a good knowledge of Monolix, who wish i) to better understand the methods, the algorithms and their options, ii) learn how to implement complex models, iii) improve their strategy for model building.
The course will consist of both lectures and hands-on sessions with Monolix. A dedicated Q&A hour session will be proposed.
More informations and registration here.

MonolixSuite workshop

Lixoft is running a 1 day hands-on workshop on the Monolix Suite on Tuesday the 6th of June.
The course is designed for modelers with none to intermediate knowledge of the MonolixSuite. It will present the full modeling and simulation workflow on concrete examples using the 4 applications of the suite: Datxplore for the data visualization, Mlxplore for the exploration of the model behavior, Monolix for parameter estimation and model diagnosis and Simulx for clinical trial simulations.
The course will in particular focus on the modeling strategy, the model implementation and the model diagnosis. Two real case studies will be used, covering a PK and a PKPD example of modeling and simulation.
More informations and registration here.