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European In Silico Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Summit 2025

In partnership with BioMedEng

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Join us in London on June 26th for the 2nd Ansys European In Silico Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Conference, where industry leaders will showcase how simulation is transforming drug manufacturing, process engineering, drug delivery and in silico clinical trials. Explore cutting-edge in silico methodologies that accelerate clinical trials, optimize manufacturing processes, and enhance drug delivery device design. Connect with experts, gain insights from leading speakers, and engage in discussions to advance innovation in pharmaceutical development.

Date:
Thursday, June 26 2025

Venue:
UCL Anatomy Building, London WC1E 6BT 

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Highlights

Agenda

SPEAKERS

Event Info

Event Overview

Join us in London on June 26th to see how pharmaceutical and healthcare industry leaders leverage in silico approaches to address the time and cost required to develop drug manufacturing processes and drug delivery devices and accelerate clinical trials.

  • Gain insight into in silico methodology and how engineering simulation is accelerating innovation in pharmaceutical and healthcare
  • Hear from leading industry speakers showcasing their use of simulation in drug manufacturing, process engineering, drug delivery, and in silico trials
  • Share experiences, knowledge, and best practices with industry peers
  • Discuss your simulation challenges with industry experts
  • Participate and engage in networking opportunities, including a roundtable discussion

The 2025 European In Silico Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Conference will showcase engineering and scientific achievements by illuminating what's possible through simulation. Discover the tools to improve manufacturing processes, optimize drug delivery devices, and leverage in silico methods to accelerate regulatory approval.

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Highlights

Ansys Engaging Presentations

Engaging Presentations on Key Challenges facing the Pharma and Healthcare industries

Hear from industry leaders as they address the cost and time pressures through the adoption of in silico technology and methodologies across two key tracks: drug manufacturing & process engineering, and drug delivery & in silico clinical trials.

Ansys Networking

Networking Opportunities with Ansys Experts and Industry Leaders

Meet and network with colleagues, peers, and technology partners at our exhibition area.

In Silico medicine

Regulatory Approval Roundtable

Join us for an exclusive roundtable with regulatory approval boards to discuss the future of in silico clinical trials

Agenda

Full agenda coming soon

TIMETOPIC
9:00 AM - 9:30 AMRegistration Open
9:30 AM – 9:50 AMDigital Transformation of the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Industries - Thierry Marchal, Ansys
9:50 AM – 10:10 AMA Vision of the Future: Integrated In Silico Solutions for the Pharmaceutical Industry - Mark Palmer, Ansys
10:10 AM– 10:30 AMNova In Silico Keynote Speech - Frederic Cogny, Nova In Silico
10:30 AM - 10:50 AMBioMedEng Keynote Speech - Mehran Moazen, UCL
10:50 AM – 11:20 AMRegulatory Pathway for In Silico Regulatory Approval Roundtable
11:20 AM – 11:50 AMBreak & Ask an Ansys Expert

TRACK 1 & 2

DRUG MANUFACTURING & PROCESS ENGINEERING                 

DRUG DELIVERY & IN SILICO CLINICAL TRIALS

11:50 AM – 12:15 PM

Accelerating Drug Formation through Molecular Dynamics Simulations and Machine Learning Approaches - Andrea Browning, SchrodingerPredicting Bone Adaptation - Combining In Silico and In Vivo Studies in Preclinical Settings - Enrico Dall'Ara, University of Sheffield

12:15 PM – 12:40 PM

Digital Twin Assisted Advanced Therapy Biomanfuacturing: From Accelerated Process Development to Automated Process Control
- Jan Schrooten, Antleron		Mapping the Product Design Space: Understanding and Controlling Manufacturing Variability in Pressurised Metered-Dose Inhalers (pMDIs) - Karl Bass, Bespak

12:40 PM – 1:05 PM

Enhancing Tablet Coating Uniformity: Applying DEM Modelling to Pharmaceutical Challenges - Lucilla Almeida, Genentech & Rahul Baddaraj, AnsysParticle Interaction in Respiratory Drug Delivery Coupling CFD/DEM 
- Ralf Kroeger, Ansys

1:05 PM - 2:05 PM

Lunch & Networking

2:05 PM – 2:30 PM

Advances in Fluid Mixing Simulation; Technology (GPU), Workflow, and AI/ML Integration - Samuel Talvy, Ansys

In Silico Modelling of a Total Artifical Heart
- Alabama Cawley, Josh Keenan & Ben Green, Team Bath Heart

2:30 PM – 2:55 PM

Driving Deeper Insights and End-to-end Value with Digital Twins
- Tyler London, Reckitt		ERAMET Project: Regulatory Approval for Paediatric Drug Development
- Ine Skottheim Rusten, SRLABS

2:55 PM – 3:20 PM

From Data to Diagnosis: How Digital Twins Personalise Care
- Adelaide De Vecchi, King's College London

An Integrated Platform for In Silico Clinical Trials
- Prasanth Bokam, Ansys

3:20 PM - 3:45 PM

Session TBC

Building Virtual Design Space Studies of Drug Delivery Devices
- Thomas Burge & Devashish Ketan Joshi, GSK

3:45 PM – 4:20 PM

The Use of AI with Simulation to Optimize Process Engineering 
- Samuel Talvy, Ansys

Simulation of Drug Effects on Heart Contractility
- Francesc Levrero-Florencio, Ansys

4:30 PM - 6:00 PMEnd of Conference & Networking

Speakers

Event Information

Anatomy Building
University College London
Gower Street
LONDON
WCIE 6BT

How to find us | UCL Division of Biosciences - UCL – University College London

By car:

As the UCL campus is in central London, parking facilities on-site and in the wider area are extremely limited. It is strongly recommended to use public transport to get to UCL.

By London Underground (Tube):

The closest Tube stations to UCL's Gower Street site are Euston Square (Hammersmith and City, Metropolitan and Circle lines), Warren Street (Northern and Victoria lines), Euston (Northern and Victoria lines) and Russell Square (Piccadilly line). 

By train:

UCL is within walking distance of Euston, St Pancras and King’s Cross mainline stations, as well as the London Eurostar terminal.

By air:

Heathrow Airport: London Underground (Picadilly Line) to Russell Square or King's Cross.
Journey time: 55 minutes.

Gatwick Airport: Gatwick Express to Victoria station. From Victoria, take the London Underground ( Victoria Line) to Warren Street.
Journey time: 40 minutes.

Stansted Airport: Stansted Express to Liverpool Street station. From Liverpool Street take the London Underground (Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan or Circle Lines) to Euston Square.
Journey time: 55 minutes.

Luton Airport: Take the shuttle bus from the airport to Luton Airport Parkway station. From there, catch a train to St Pancras.
Journey time: 45 minutes.

London City Airport: Take the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) from London City Airport Station to Canning Town. From there, catch the London Underground to Warren Street (Jubilee Line, changing to the Victoria  Line at Green Park).
Journey time: 40 minutes.

This is an in-person event, and the presentations will not be recorded. However, approved presentation slides will be made available on-demand to attendees.

If you need to amend your registration or if you can no longer attend and need to cancel your registration, please contact uk-marketing@ansys.com

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