News and events

Moscow, Russia, July 25, 2017 – InSysBio LLC (www.insysbio.ru), one of the pioneers in Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) modeling and simulation for drug development, announced today a renewal of multi-year Master Service Agreement with ASTEX Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

To predict unpredictable: a platform for modeling of the high-selective oncology drugs was created

PUBLICATION

Moscow, Russia, July 14, 2017. The scientists from BIND RUS and InSysBio (www.insysbio.ru) published a joint research of the new class of anti-oncology treatment in the Journal of Controlled Release. Unique nanoparticles enriched with medications can deliver its content targeted to the tumor site, and the parameters of their effectiveness are programmed during the forming phase.

System pharmacology modelers throw light on drug discovery in Alzheimer's

PUBLICATION

Moscow, Russia - 21 June, 2017. InSysBio scientific group led by Tatiana Karelina developed a quantitative system pharmacology model of Alzheimer’s disease. First part published in CPT PSP shows how to design initial phases of clinical trials of new drugs and to interpret the data obtained.

InSysBio CEO Oleg Demin gives a talk at the 6th FIP Pharmaceutical Sciences World Congress2017

UPCOMING EVENT

Moscow, Russia - May 23, 2017. InSysBio CEO Oleg Demin gives a talk at the 6th FIP Pharmaceutical Sciences World Congress2017. He will speak about how to use QSP modeling to investigate drug safety at different stages of development.

Not all therapies are effective: Institute for Systems Biology Moscow to present the results of the Alzheimer’s disease Systems Pharmacology Modeling

UPCOMING EVENT

Moscow, Russia – March 28, 2017. On the 1st April, Tatyana Karelina, ISBM leading specialist in neurodegenerative field, will present a poster entitled "Amyloid toxicity and different mechanisms of action for amyloid-targeted treatments studied by quantitative systems pharmacology model" at the 13th International Conference on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases and Related Neurological Disorders to be held on March 29 - April 2, Vienna, Austria.

Institute for Systems Biology participates in American Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2017 Meeting

UPCOMING EVENT

Moscow, Russia – March 14th, 2017. Institute for Systems Biology Moscow – a company, providing modeling services for innovative drug design, announced participation in ASCPT 2017 Meeting, which is held on 15-18 March in Washington, DC. ISBM will present several studies and demonstrate an updated version of platform for quantitative systems pharmacology modeling of immune response - Immune Response Template (IRT).

ISBM Enclosed Conference was held

BLOG

20-22 February 2017 the 10th ISBM Enclosed Conference was held. For ten years the employees annually have been meeting together to share their scientific results and talk over future plans. ISBM did a great job in this working year.

ISBM releases the updated version of Immune Response Template

SOFTWARE

Moscow, Russia - February 2, 2017. Institute for Systems Biology Moscow (ISBM) announced the recent update of the Immune Response Template (IRT) platform and its online demo. The project aimed to integrate and visualize available data on immune cells, cytokine, chemokines and other mediators interactions in human. IRT is a unique tool due to its focus on quantitative systems pharmacology (QSP) modeling. Using the platform modelers in pharmaceutical companies can strongly improve the drug R&D process.

Big data and decision support systems for pharmaceuticals

Moscow, Russia - December 20, 2016. Oleg Demin, CEO of the Institute for Systems Biology Moscow, gave a talk at the seminar "Big data and decision support systems for pharmaceuticals.".

A New Mathematical Model of the Eosinophil Lifecycle Shows Irrelevance of the Asthma Biomarker Choice

PUBLICATION

Moscow, Russia - November 29th, 2016. Institute for Systems Biology Moscow (www.insysbio.ru), one of the pioneers in bio-modeling and simulation announced the study made in collaboration with scientists of two pharmaceutical leaders: MedImmune and AstraZeneca.