Events
We believe in building community and knowledge sharing. Hosting conferences, events, workshops and trainings are ways to do so. Sign up for our workshops and learn what conferences we will be attending, to get in touch.
See which conferences Pharmetheus will attend in 2025.
Pharmetheus will attend most major industry meetings and conferences, to present our science and services. Would you like to know more, or meet us? See the full list of conferences, and use the form to request a meeting.
Upcoming events
Join us at PAGE June 3-6 in Thessaloniki, Greece. Visit the Pharmetheus booth to meet our passionate team, explore our latest offerings, and discuss exciting opportunities. Find out who from our team will be attending and take part in our scientific contributions during the event.
Pharmetheus invites the PAGE audience to an afternoon satellite symposium regarding application of Model-Informed Drug Development (MIDD) in Regulatory decision making. With the draft ICH M15 guideline on “General principles for model-informed drug development” recently posted for public consultation, there is an unprecedented opportunity for our community to bring MIDD to the next level.
Read more about this symposium: objective, key speakers, tutors, event details.
Join us for an interactive two-day workshop where you will gain hands-on experience with physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling using the well-established whole-body PBPK model in PK-Sim® and the open modeling capabilities of MoBi®.
Read more about this workshop: objective, workshop tutors, event details.
Join our interactive Time-to-Event (TTE) and Repeated TTE (RTTE) modeling workshop in NONMEM on June 2-3, in connection with PAGE 2025. This workshop covers theoretical concepts, hands-on NONMEM coding, exposure-response relationships, survival analysis, and graphical communication.
Read more about this workshop: objective, workshop tutors, event details.
Complimentary advisory sessions tailored to provide expert guidance and support, regardless of geographical constraints, to help you succeed in your academic journey.