The In Silico Modeling and Simulation Conference to Enable Healthcare Innovation 

29 - 30 March, 2022 | Online Event

Conference Day Two: Pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies of all sizes across the world are adopting in silico methods, and executives from Pfizer and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories and will explain the importance of deploying Computer Modeling & Simulation (CM&S) and paint their vision for the ongoing digitalization of pharmaceutical R&D and manufacturing activities. 

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Prith Banerjee

Chief Technology Officer
Ansys

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Birendra David

Vice President, Delivery Manager-Inhalation and Head- Process Engineering
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories

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Jean-Marie Geoffroy

VP Global Parenteral Products Development
Pfizer

Digitalization of the drug manufacturing process is more than a vision. It is now a daily routine that technical leaders from Regeneron and Bayer will illustrate with concrete examples, sharing their vision for engineering simulation.

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Ross Kenyon

P.E., Associate Director - Modeling, Simulation and Analysis
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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Adrian Funke

Head of CMC Predictive Development
Bayer Pharmaceuticals

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Hossam Metwally

Principal Engineer
Ansys

The importance of adopting in silico methods has become obvious, and pharmaceutical leaders are looking for the most efficient ways to adopt this technology quickly while minimizing risk and uncertainty. In silico veterans, including executives from Amgen, CEO of startup company Antleron, technical leaders from Ansys, and an academic thought leader will discuss the importance of an ecosystem and their recommendations for the successful adoption of CM&S during this prestigious panel discussion chaired by Ansys CTO, Prith Banerjee.

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Prith Banerjee

Chief Technology Officer
Ansys

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Thierry Marchal

Program Director, Healthcare Solutions
Ansys

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Pablo Rolandi

Executive Director
Amgen

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Jan Schrooten

Co-Founder & CEO
Antleron

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Liesbet Geris

Executive Director
Virtual Physiological Human Institute (VPHi)