Upcoming Workshop: PBPK and QSP Modeling on OSP Suite V12 with Dr Stephan Schaller

Date:
🗓️ Tuesday 23 July, 13:00–17:00
🗓️ Wednesday 24 July, 09:00–16:00
📍 IDM Training Room, University of Cape Town, Faculty of Health Sciences

About the speaker
Dr Stephan Schaller is the CEO of ESQlabs, a German-based consultancy specializing in physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) and quantitative systems pharmacology (QSP) modeling. A leading figure in the development and application of the Open Systems Pharmacology (OSP) platform, Dr Schaller has led numerous training workshops across the globe and actively contributes to making PBPK and QSP modelling more transparent, reproducible, and accessible.

About the workshop
This 1.5-day hands-on training will introduce key PBPK modelling principles using PK-Sim, followed by advanced model management using MoBi’s new modularization features in OSP Suite V12.

Participants will gain practical experience in:

  • Building and simulating PBPK models for small and large molecules
  • Adapting models for paediatric and geriatric populations
  • Using modular components to streamline and extend PBPK-QSP workflows

Who should attend?
Whether you are a beginner curious about PBPK modelling or an experienced modeler looking to explore the latest OSP Suite updates, this workshop is designed for:

  • Pharmacometricians
  • Clinicians and pharmacologists
  • Regulatory scientists
  • Anyone involved in drug development or model-informed precision dosing

Cost: R319.00
💸 The workshop includes catering and access to all training materials.

Seats are limited – register early to secure your spot!

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🧠 About this series
Hosted by the PMXAfrica UCT Chapter, this event is part of our ongoing effort to share knowledge, present advances, and discuss best practices in pharmacometrics. We aim to highlight locally-relevant case studies and expand access to high-quality training in model-informed drug development.

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