2024 Rome, Italy

A-01
Registration at the conference venue
Tuesday 14:00-18:00
A-02
Welcome reception with drinks and light snacks (no dinner)
Tuesday 18:00-19:30
B-01
Registration at the conference venue
Wednesday 08:00-08:45
B-02
Welcome and introduction
Wednesday 08:45-09:00
B-03 Jeff Sachs
Pharmacometrics: A shot in the arm for vaccine discovery and development ~or~ Vaccines are not immune to the charms of pharmacometrics
Wednesday 09:00-09:45
B-03
Keynote lecture
Wednesday 09:00-09:45
B-04 Siv Jonsson
PAGE scientific program
Wednesday 09:45-09:50
B-05
Coffee break, poster and software session I: posters in Group I (with poster numbers starting with I-) are accompanied by their presenter
Wednesday 09:50-11:15
B-06 Marjorie Imperial
Stratified medicine approaches for drug susceptible tuberculosis patients
Wednesday 11:15-11:35
B-06
Infectious diseases
Wednesday 11:15-12:15
B-07 Stefanie Hennig
Repeated time-to-event models support that Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection increase the risk of acquiring Aspergillus in young children with cystic fibrosis
Wednesday 11:35-11:55
B-08 María García-Cremades
Individual level data meta-analysis from HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) clinical trials
Wednesday 11:55-12:15
B-09
Lunch
Wednesday 12:15-13:45
B-10 Nicky Best
Use of informative priors in model-informed drug development
Wednesday 13:45-14:30
B-10
Tutorial
Wednesday 13:45-14:30
B-11
Machine learning in oncology
Wednesday 14:30-15:10
B-11 Chiara Nicolò
Machine learning combined to mechanistic modeling of differential effects of neoadjuvant sunitinib on primary tumor and metastatic growth
Wednesday 14:30-14:50
B-12 Sebastien Benzekry
Machine learning versus mechanistic modeling for prediction of metastatic relapse in breast cancer
Wednesday 14:50-15:10
B-13
Coffee break, poster and software session I: posters in Group II (with poster numbers starting with II-) are accompanied by their presenter
Wednesday 15:10-16:40
B-14
Clinical pharmacometrics - ISoP special interest group
Wednesday 16:40-16:45
B15
Clinical applications
Wednesday 16:45-17:25
B-15 João Abrantes
Bayesian forecasting utilizing bleeding information to support dose individualization of factor VIII
Wednesday 16:45-17:05
B-16 Belén Pérez Solans
Model-based characterization of neutrophil dynamics in children receiving busulfan or treosulfan for hematopoietic stem cell transplant conditioning
Wednesday 17:05-17:25
B-17 Zinnia Parra-Guillen
Disease pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic (PKPD) modelling to support the development of gene therapy treatments for rare diseases
Wednesday 17:25-17:45
B-17
Rare (and other) diseases
Wednesday 17:25-18:05
B-18 Pascal Chanu
A disease progression model for geographic atrophy
Wednesday 17:45-18:05
C-01 Moustafa M. A. Ibrahim
Competing risks analysis of the Finnish diabetes prevention study
Thursday 08:30-08:55
C-01
Lewis Sheiner Student Session
Thursday 08:30-09:45
C-02 Sebastiaan Goulooze
Novel pharmacometric techniques to quantify and prevent iatrogenic withdrawal in children
Thursday 08:55-09:20
C-03 Elena Tosca
Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) based models of tumor-in-host growth inhibition and cachexia onset
Thursday 09:20-09:45
C-04
Presentation LBS awards
Thursday 09:45-09:50
C-05
Special announcement
Thursday 09:50-09:55
C-06
Coffee break, poster and software session I: posters in Group III (with poster numbers starting with III-) are accompanied by their presenter
Thursday 09:55-11:20
C-07 Kristin Karlsson
Regulatory model-informed drug discovery and development in EU – News flash and examples
Thursday 11:20-12:05
C-07
Regulatory model-informed drug discovery and development
Thursday 11:20-12:25
C-08 Sylvie Retout
A model-based extrapolation enabled labelling of emicizumab in haemophilia A paediatric patients <1 year old despite lack of clinical data
Thursday 12:05-12:25
C-09
ACoP Announcement
Thursday 12:25-12:30
C-10
Lunch
Thursday 12:30-14:00
C-11
ISoP Student Community meet-and-greet during lunch
Thursday 12:30-14:00
C-12
Stuart Beal methodology session
Thursday 14:00-15:20
C-12 Theodoros Papathanasiou
Model based optimization of dose-finding studies for drug-combinations.
Thursday 14:00-14:20
C-13 Antonio Goncalves
Model Averaging in viral dynamic models
Thursday 14:20-14:40
C-14 Mohammed Cherkaoui Rbati
A liver model for chemoprotection against malaria
Thursday 14:40-15:00
C-15 Xiao Zhu
A cohesive model framework of receptor pharmacology: beyond the Emax model
Thursday 15:00-15:20
C-16
WCoP Announcement
Thursday 15:20-15:25
C-17
Coffee break, poster and software session I: posters in Group IV (with poster numbers starting with IV-) are accompanied by their presenter
Thursday 15:25-16:50
C-18 Alison Margolskee
Exploratory graphics (xGx): promoting the purposeful exploration of PKPD data
Thursday 16:50-17:10
C-18
Stuart Beal methodology session, continued
Thursday 16:50-17:30
C-19 Marc Cerou
Performance of npde for the evaluation of joint model with time to event data
Thursday 17:10-17:30
C-20
Social event
Thursday 18:30-01:00
D-01 Aurelia de Vries Schultink
Prospective evaluation of Therapeutic Drug Monitoring of endoxifen: feasibility of observational and randomized trials.
Friday 09:20-09:40
D-01
Oncology
Friday 09:20-09:40
D-02 Coralie Tardivon
Association between tumor size kinetics and survival in advanced urothelial carcinoma patients treated with atezolizumab: implication for patient’s follow-up
Friday 09:40-10:00
D-03 Jiajie Yu
A new approach to predict PFS in Ovarian Cancer based on tumor growth dynamics.
Friday 10:00-10:20
D-04
Preview of PAGE 2020
Friday 10:20-10:25
D-05
Coffee break
Friday 10:25-11:00
D-06 Julie Janssen
A semi-physiological framework to predict changes in pharmacokinetics of cytotoxic drugs in pregnant women
Friday 11:00-11:20
D-06
Oncology, continued
Friday 11:00-11:40
D-07 James Lu
Integrated efficacy-safety QSP model of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) generates insights into the role of clinical dose schedules on cytopenia
Friday 11:20-11:40
D-08
Closing remarks
Friday 11:40-11:50
D-09
Audience input for potential PAGE 2020 topics
Friday 11:50-12:05