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In Silico Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Conference

June 26, 2024

Hinxton Hall, Cambridge, UK

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The 2024 In Silico Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Conference

Join us in Cambridge on June 26th to see how pharmaceutical and healthcare industry leaders leverage in silico approaches to address the cost and time required to develop drug manufacturing processes, 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 Ansys simulation in process engineering, drug delivery and in silico trials
  • Share experiences, knowledge, and best practices with industry peers
  • Discuss your simulation challenges with Ansys experts
  • Participate and engage in networking opportunities and a roundtable discussion

The In Silico Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Conference aims to celebrate engineering and scientific achievements by illuminating what's possible through simulation. Discover the tools to optimize processes and perform trials faster, safer and with greater efficiency. 

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TIMESESSION                                                                                                                                                                                      
09:00Registration and Introduction
09:30Digital Transformation of the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Industry - Thierry Marchal, Ansys
Theme 1: Processing
09:50Transfection Process Development: An AI Model-Driven Approach Using CFD and DEM for Enhanced Efficiency and Scale-Up - Dr. Ana Luiza Pinto Queiro, Applied Process Company (APC)
10:10CAE Guided Design: Single Use Bioreactor Case Study - Dr. Friedrich Maier, Sartorius
10:30Advances in CFD Simulation for Mixing Processes - Samuel Talvy, Ansys
10:50Networking Break
11:20Virtual Twins of Powder Characterization Labs for Product Optimization - Tyler London, Reckitt
11:40Democratizing Simulation for Chemical Process Unit Operations - Samuel Talvy, Ansys
12:00Sustainability in Pharmaceutical Drug Manufacturing - Nazneen Rahman, YewMaker
12:20Lunch
Theme 2: Drug Delivery & In Silico Trials
13:40In Silico Regulatory Approval Roundtable - Chaired by Thierry Marchal, Ansys
14:10Ansys In Silico Clinical Trials Platform Solution: Accelerating Drug Development for Regulatory Approval - Prasanth Bokam, Ansys
14:30Digital Twins and In Silico Trials to Accelerate Respiratory Drug Development - Dr. Jan De Backer, Fluidda
14:50Networking Break
15:20In Silico Drug Delivery Including Autoinjectors - Vishal Sharma, Ansys
15:40Toward a Digital Twin of the Digestive System: The Central Role of the Stomach - Xinying Liu, University of Sydney (Presented by Thierry Marchal)
16:00Revolutionizing Pulmonary Disease Management: Integrating CFD and AI/ML for Enhanced Diagnostics and Smart Inhaler-Driven Targeted Therapy – Dr. Yu Feng, OSU
16:20In Silico Modelling of Paediatric Cancer Prognosis: Towards the Digital Twin - Maria Perez, University of Zaragoza
16:50End of Conference & Networking Reception

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Hinxton Hall Conference Centre

Hinxton Hall Conference Centre is located on the Wellcome Genome Campus, located just outside Cambridge and home of two world leading institutes, the Wellcome Sanger Institute and European Bioinformatics Institute.

Hinxton Hall Conference Centre,
Wellcome Genome Campus,
Hinxton, Cambridgeshire,
CB10 1RQ

 

 

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How to get to Hinxton Hall:

By Car:  

Arriving from the south:
Leave the M11 at junction 9 (signed A11 Newmarket) and take the first exit signed A1301 towards Cambridge. From the roundabout take the first left (about 800 m). At the next small roundabout follow the signpost left for the ‘Genome Campus’.

Arriving from the north:
Leave the M11 at junction 10 (note that M11 junction 9 is restricted and only accessible from the South). Turn left at the roundabout and straight over the next roundabout. Travel a mile or so on the A505 in the direction of Saffron Walden. At the next roundabout take the third exit (signed A1301 towards Saffron Walden). Pass two turnings to Hinxton village (these go to the village only), and take a right, at the next roundabout, signposted on to the Genome Campus.

Parking: Parking is available on-site with 150 spaces. Please note: parking is not exclusive to the event.

By air:
London Stansted Airport is the closest airport to Campus at only 20 minutes drive.

London Stansted: 20 Minutes
London Luton: 1 hour
London City: 1 hour
Heathrow: 1.5 hours
Gatwick 1.5 hours

By Train:  
Whittlesford Parkway, Great Chesterford and Audley End are the closest railway stations to the Campus and these are all on the Cambridge-London Liverpool Street line. The journey time from London is approximately one hour.

Cambridge is the closest railway hub, it is on both the London King’s Cross and the London Liverpool Street line, and also serves trains coming from the north.

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