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Date: Wednesday, February 4, 2026

Time: 11:00am-12:00pm ET

Products: Simcyp® Simulator

Summary

Simcyp® Simulator is the industry-leading physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) platform developed over 25 years in collaboration with a consortium of more than 35 leading pharmaceutical companies worldwide. It is the first and only EMA Qualified PBPK platform for three contexts of use and is widely used to support critical R&D decisions and regulatory submissions, including label claims in lieu of clinical studies.

Simcyp Simulator’s key features include:

  • Extensive libraries on demographics, developmental physiology, and drug elimination pathways
  • Advanced mechanistic organ models and compound files
  • Virtual population simulations across diverse demographics, ethnicities, and disease states
  • Over 30 population libraries and more than 100 small and large molecule models
  • Ability to support compound and population verification documents for regulatory submissions

In this webinar, Simcyp experts will provide an overview of the key features and highlight the latest scientific advancements in Version 25, demonstrating how ongoing R&D innovation keeps Simcyp at the forefront of PBPK modeling and helps teams increase certainty and accelerate timelines.

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Key learning objectives:

  • Identify the key features and applications of Simcyp Simulator in drug development and regulatory decision-making
  • Understand how scientific and technical advancements introduced in Simcyp Simulator Version 25 can be applied to PBPK modeling workflows

Who should attend?

This webinar is most relevant for scientists across drug research and development who utilize, or are looking to adopt, model-informed drug development (MIDD) approaches, including PBPK modeling, to inform development and regulatory decisions.

Speakers:

Sibylle Neuhoff, PhD

Senior Scientific Advisor, Lead of the Transporter Group

Dr. Sibylle Neuhoff is a Senior Scientific Advisor and Deputy Head of the Translational Science Group at Certara Predictive Technologies, where she leads the Transporter Group within Simcyp. With over 25 years of experience in the fields of transport, transporters, and their mechanisms, Dr. Neuhoff is a recognized expert in PBPK/PD modeling, oral drug absorption, transport, metabolism, and toxicity. Her extensive research is documented in numerous peer-reviewed journal articles (Sibylle Neuhoff (0000-0001-8809-1960) – ORCID).

Dr. Neuhoff holds a degree in Chemistry from the Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and earned her PhD from the Department of Pharmacy at Uppsala University, Sweden, in 2006. Her current research focuses on the pharmacogenomics of drug-metabolizing enzymes and transporters, drug disposition and pharmacodynamics, ligand interactions with human metabolizing enzymes and transporters, endogenous biomarkers, and innovative approaches to simulate and predict metabolic clearance, drug-drug interactions, and transporter-related interactions in both healthy subjects and patient populations.

Dr. Neuhoff has taught over 50 PBPK workshops on the Simcyp™ PBPK Simulator, Simcyp Animal, and the Simcyp In Vitro Data Analysis (SIVA) toolkit, covering topics such as MIDD, Transporter, FIH, DDI, and Best Practices. She is regularly invited as speaker to present at national and international conferences and meetings.

Additionally, Sibylle is an active member of The International Transporter Consortium.

Felix Stader

Felix Stader

Senior Research Scientist at Certara UK Limited, Simcyp Division

Felix studied biology and pharmaceutical science in Muenster (Germany) and did his PhD in Basel (Switzerland) about HIV drug pharmacokinetics and drug-drug interaction magnitudes in the elderly by using a Matlab model. At Certara UK, he worked extensively on the biologics models of the Simulator including subcutaneous absorption, antibody-drug conjugates and the possibility to simulate therapeutic protein disposition in paediatrics. Additionally, Felix has broad experience in developing population and compound files.

Masoud Jamei

Masoud Jamei, PhD

Senior Vice President, Simcyp Research & Development, Certara

Dr. Jamei leads a team of approximately 50 scientists and 35 software developers and testers focusing on the design, development, and implementation of Simcyp software.

Celine Brochot

Senior Principal Scientist

Ian Sorrell

Associate Principal Scientist

Xian Pan

Principal Scientist

Gaurangkumar Patel

Senior Research Scientist

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