

Pharmetheus Pre-conference Workshop
Pharmetheus Pre-conference Workshop
Tuesday 21st April 2026 | IN PERSON (Radisson Blu Hotel, Basel)
Do you want to increase your capabilities to support decision making in drug development with PBPK? This one-day workshop will teach how to use and leverage the Open Systems Pharmacology (OSP) suite (also known as PK-Sim® and MoBi®) for Drug-Drug interactions (DDI) in the context of both ICH M12 and ICH M15.
We will utilize the standardized and well-established whole body PBPK model provided in PK-Sim® and the open modeling possibilities in MoBi®.
The workshop covers aspects such as:
The fundamentals in PK-Sim and MoBi, version 12
How to set up a PBPK model in PK-Sim
How to retrieve reference compound files (victims and perpetrators) and enzyme/transporters framework
How to handle standard DDI cases with hands-on exercise
How to handle non standard DDI cases, e.g. multiple enzymes, transporters or endogenous DDI biomarkers with MoBi
How to verify, qualify and assess applicability of the models
How to run simulations to assess DDI risks
How to assess model risk and derive performance metrics
How to derive recommendations towards DDI risk for labelling
Workshop tutors:
Tobias Kanacher, Senior Director, MIDD Consultant and and Johanna Eriksson, Senior Director, MIDD Consultant.
Date:
Tuesday April 21, 9.00-17.00
Venue:
Radisson Blu Hotel Basel, Steinentorstrasse 25, 4051 Basel, Switzerland
Fees:
Price: €250
Early bird price: €220
**Early bird until 7 April.
Register now to expand your PBPK expertise – early bird discounts available!
Tuesday 21st April 2026 | IN PERSON (Radisson Blu Hotel, Basel)
Do you want to increase your capabilities to support decision making in drug development with PBPK? This one-day workshop will teach how to use and leverage the Open Systems Pharmacology (OSP) suite (also known as PK-Sim® and MoBi®) for Drug-Drug interactions (DDI) in the context of both ICH M12 and ICH M15.
We will utilize the standardized and well-established whole body PBPK model provided in PK-Sim® and the open modeling possibilities in MoBi®.
The workshop covers aspects such as:
The fundamentals in PK-Sim and MoBi, version 12
How to set up a PBPK model in PK-Sim
How to retrieve reference compound files (victims and perpetrators) and enzyme/transporters framework
How to handle standard DDI cases with hands-on exercise
How to handle non standard DDI cases, e.g. multiple enzymes, transporters or endogenous DDI biomarkers with MoBi
How to verify, qualify and assess applicability of the models
How to run simulations to assess DDI risks
How to assess model risk and derive performance metrics
How to derive recommendations towards DDI risk for labelling
Workshop tutors:
Tobias Kanacher, Senior Director, MIDD Consultant and and Johanna Eriksson, Senior Director, MIDD Consultant.
Date:
Tuesday April 21, 9.00-17.00
Venue:
Radisson Blu Hotel Basel, Steinentorstrasse 25, 4051 Basel, Switzerland
Fees:
Price: €250
Early bird price: €220
**Early bird until 7 April.
Register now to expand your PBPK expertise – early bird discounts available!




