December 2013

Physiomics is pleased to announce that it has now launched its Drug Combinations and Regimens database. DrugCARD® collates curated publicly available pre-clinical and clinical drug regimen data into one easily searchable tool. It also contains further clinical data and analysis which is only available through the collaboration with Pharmacometrics. Read more....

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Physiomics is pleased to announce that it has signed a collaboration agreement with the University of Oxford and the Oxford University Hospitals NHS trust to support the development of Physiomics’ flagship Virtual Tumour Clinical technology. Virtual Tumour Clinical is used to predict optimal clinical regimens for cancer trials. Physiomics has been seeking academic and industrial partners to help calibrate the model with key data obtained from...

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Physiomics is pleased to announce that it is participating in the 2013 NCRI Cancer Conference, taking place at the BT Convention Centre, Liverpool, on 3-6 November 2013. Dr Eric Fernandez, Project Leader, will present details of the on-going development of the Virtual Tumour Clinical platform. The abstract ("Dosing and schedule optimization with Virtual Tumour Clinical ") No B60 will be presented in the "Diagnosis and...

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Physiomics plc (AIM: PYC), the Oxford, UK based systems biology company, is pleased to announce that it is participating in the 2013 Safety Pharmacology Society's  annual Meeting (SPS), taking place at the Congress Centre de Doelen, Rotterdam, Netherlands, on 16-19 September 2013. Dr Hitesh Mistry will present the latest modelling advances of the cardiac toxicity predictive platform developed at Physiomics. Read more...

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Dr Hitesh Mistry has been accepted to present a posters at the Safety Pharmacology Society’s 13th Annual Meeting in, which will take place September 16-19 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The poster entitled “Predicting Cardiac Toxicity from Data Generated via High-Throughput Screening” (#0023) will present the latest technology advances of the cardiac toxicity predictive platform developed at Physiomics. ...

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