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Hands-on Workshop on Modelling and Simulation in Drug Development: Sheffield, UK.

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Written by Martin Spendiff
Thursday, 02 August 2007
BioSim EU Network of Excellence biosim-network.net together with 3 of its member organisations Simcyp Limited simcyp.com, CBG-MEB cbg-meb.nl, and University of Sheffield shef.ac.uk announce two separate workshops on Concepts & Applications of Modelling & Simulation in ADME targeted for scientists from EU Regulatory Agencies. This conforms to the BioSim mission of propagating M&S knowledge using funds from the European Framework 6 Program. Participants from EU Regulatory Agencies will receive free registration to the courses (courtesy of Simcyp & University of Sheffield) and travel assistance (provided by BioSim). Full details can be found in this pdf on the Simcyp website.
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