Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) Summit
About the Event
We're bringing our Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) Summit to the West Coast! The QSP Summit is a premier, free conference dedicated to fostering an active community of industry and academic participants interested in topics relevant to QSP. This is a one-day event featuring talks from key industry and academic researchers and networking time with peers.

Speakers
- John Albeck, PhD, Associate Professor at University of California, Davis
- Neil Kumar, PhD, CEO and Founder of BridgeBio Pharma
- Saroja Ramanujan, PhD, Senior Fellow / Senior Director of Translational & Systems Pharmacology, Preclinical Translational PKPD (PTPK) at Genentech, Inc
*More to be announced
Agenda
The QSP Summit agenda is subject to change.
Start Time (PT) | Event |
1:30 PM |
Registration and refreshments |
1:50 PM |
Opening remarks |
2:00 PM |
Saroja Ramanujan, PhD QSP for the anti-CD3/CD20 T-cell dependent bispecific mosunetuzumab: from preclinical to approval and beyond |
2:30 PM |
John Albeck, PhD Quantitative models to link EGFR inhibition to gene expression and cell fate |
3:00 PM |
Break and poster viewing session |
3:45 PM |
Jitendra Kanodia, PhD Executive Director Head of Clinical and Systems Pharmacology and Bioinformatics at Xencor |
4:15 PM |
Neil Kumar, PhD CEO and Founder of BridgeBio Pharma |
4:45 PM |
Closing remarks |
5:00 PM | QSP Summit concludes |
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Call for Abstracts
Key Dates
- Abstract submission deadline: Friday, March 17th
- Notification of acceptance: Friday, March 24th
- QSP Summit: Thursday, April 27th
Abstract Guidelines
- Abstract submission is open to all undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral, industry (biotechs and pharma), faculty and staff in any computational biology field.
- Abstracts presented at other forums may be repurposed for this event.
- Abstracts must represent scientific research that cannot be perceived as marketing a specific company or product.
- Abstracts will be considered for either a full-length presentation (30 minutes) and/or poster presentation.
- Please limit the abstract to 250 words.
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