PRINCETON, NJ – Aug. 27, 2015 – Certara®, the global biosimulation technology-enabled drug development company, today announced that its Director of Pharmacometrics Samer Mouksassi, PharmD, PhD, FCP, has been appointed an associate professor in the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Montreal. In this new role, Dr. Mouksassi will teach clinicians and students how … Continued
Dr. Lawrence J. Lesko’s selection underscores biosimulation’s integral role in the drug development process PRINCETON, NJ – Aug. 20, 2015 – Certara®, the global biosimulation technology-enabled drug development company, today announced that Lawrence J. Lesko, PhD, has joined its Simcyp® Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). Dr. Lesko was Director of the Office of Clinical Pharmacology in … Continued
The FDA-approved drug label is the official description of a drug product and includes what the drug is used for, who should take it, side effects, instructions for use, and safety information for clinicians and patients. For drug companies, the label is the culmination of years of work and millions, if not billions of dollars. … Continued
PRINCETON, NJ – Aug. 10, 2015 – Certara®, the global biosimulation technology-enabled drug development company, today announced that Iain Gardner, Ph.D., its senior scientific advisor and head of Simcyp translational science, has been appointed to the Xenobiotica Editorial Board. Dr. Gardner will play an active role in the monthly journal’s peer-review process and help to … Continued
Dr. Muniz Named as One of the 100 Most Inspiring Leaders in the Life Science Industry PRINCETON, NJ – Aug. 05, 2015 – Certara®, the global biosimulation technology-enabled drug development company, today announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Edmundo Muniz, M.D., Ph.D., has been named one of the PharmaVOICE 100 “Commanders & Chiefs.”Dr. Muniz … Continued
Calculating area under the curve requires the use of two separate equations: one is follows the “linear trapezoidal rule” and the other follows the “logarithmic trapezoidal rule.”These equations are normally presented in textbooks without derivations so all you have to do is insert the concentrations and times and you can calculate the area under … Continued
