You are invited to join Drs. Johan Gabrielsson and Daniel Weiner for the 14th 
Advanced Level Workshop on Pharmacokinetic - Pharmacodynamic Data Analysis. 
Learn to apply advanced approaches for conducting PK/PD analysis.  This course 
has updated content:  hands-on problem solving that will include an 
introduction to population PK/PD modeling.

Course date and location:

Munich, Germany from May 12-15, 2014

Topics include:

Dose-response-time analysis, advanced principles of turnover modeling including 
modeling tolerance and rebound, approaches to TMDD modeling, approaches to 
optimizing sampling collection times, modeling PD effects for combination drug 
treatments, pattern recognition, and translational aspects of PK/PD modeling.

Course includes:

* Complimentary copy of Pharmacokinetic & Pharmacodynamic Data Analysis [with 
CD-ROM] by Gabrielsson & Weiner

* Lectures, group exercises with discussion, and hands-on PK/PD data analysis 
including population PK/PD modeling using Phoenix WinNonlin and NLME

* Discussions and exercises will enable participants to master state-of-the-art 
approaches to real-life problems

Who should attend?

Scientists with at least 5 years of experience in PK/PD modeling

Get more information and register at 
www.certara.com/training<http://www.certara.com/training>! Any questions about 
the course? Email [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>. 
Don't miss this opportunity to increase your confidence in understanding basic 
and advanced approaches to PK/PD modeling and to apply these approaches using 
population methods.

Sincerely,

Suzanne Minton, PhD
Marketing Specialist
Certara(tm)
Implementing Translational Science
5520 Dillard Dr., Suite 260, Cary, NC 27518
Tel  +1-919-852-4636

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