monolix day 2011
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Monolix Day 2011 Current State & Future plans
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2011 – Birth of Lixoft
Incorporated in May 2011 Transfer from Inria to Lixoft
IP agreement – Monolix & technologies for population analysis Research contract and transfer of know-how for current and future
developments
4 full-time engineer employees of Lixoft
International Scientific Committee Head: Marc Lavielle, Inria Sylvain Durrleman, former Head of clinical development at Sanofi 2 or 3 additional members to be announced, including a former FDA
Director
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Where we are
Perennial organization for future Monolix developments and support
Monolix 4.0 and 4.1 – 1st year of commercialization Several contracts in big pharma & biotechs
• Individual workstations and full cluster deployment Strong demand from regulators and academics
Lixoft funded with
License revenues Training & expertise fees OSEO/Ministry of research prize for innovating companies Inclusion in DDMoRE IMI project
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Monolix 4.1
Annual or perpetual licenses Individual workstations or cluster grids Platform support:
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Windows XP/Vista/7 32bits
Windows XP/Vista/7 64bits
Linux (all distrib.) 32bits
Linux (all distribs) 64bits
Standalone Workstation 32 bits mode
Cluster 32 bits mode
Matlab (2009-2011)
Workstation 32 bits mode
Cluster 32 bits mode
DDMoRe – The Vision Major deliverables
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Modelling Library
Shared knowledge
Modelling Framework
A modular platform for integrating and
reusing models; shortening timelines
by removing barriers
Model Definition Language
System interchange standards
Specific disease models Examples from
high priority areas
Standards for describing models, data and designs
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Lixoft, Inria & DDMore
Popix (Inria) Methods & Statistics
Lixoft Software engineering,
training & support
DDMORE – EFPIA Applications
Proof of Concepts & Standards
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o Transfer o Common development plaforms
o Expression of needs & open issues o Application expertise meets statistical
expertise
o Standards compatibility, interoperability
o Industrialization
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Future plans - overview
1. Vision Some lessons from EMA-EFPIA M&S Workshop Enlarged audience to reinforce cross-department collaboration
2. Product roadmap Monolix Trial Simulation Complex models beyond PKPD
3. Lixoft in three years
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Lessons from EMA-EFPIA M&S Workshop
Breakthrough event, at EU level & beyond Challenges raised
Better understanding between regulators and sponsors • Importance of sound modelling & statistical methods • Transparency of tools and output results
Building confidence in M&S beyond traditional community Increasing complexity
• Quantitative & Systems Pharmacology • Personalized therapy
Lack of people, need for training
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Enabling greater deployment of M&S
Common platform through the value chain allowing shared ownerships of M&S studies by the project teams Quality outputs, enhancing communication with decision makers and regulators Allows interactivity with clinicians and other project team members Communication enabler for effective translational medicine
State of the art in statistics, non linear modelling and efficient computations Common platform ideal for hands-on and theoretical training, academic
research and industry
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Adapted from Lalonde et al, 2007
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Roadmap
2010-2011 2012-2013 2014- Monolix 4.0 • Cluster support • Batch mode • New graphics Monolix 4.1 • Full MLXTRAN & Structural models (PK, RTTE)
Monolix 4.1+ • Windows native 64 bits Monolix 5.0 • Committee specifications • Accelerated computations (GPU) • New models & methods • New outputs (graphics, reporting)
Beyond traditional PKPD: • Pharmacogenetics • PBPK • Systems • Imaging data
Clinical Trial Simulator 1.0 • DDMoRE prototype converted in industrial tool • Decision tool • Trial planning
CTS 2.0: • Complex utility functions • Non-conventional models for simulation
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Lixoft in three years
Key player for M&S in pre-clinical and clinical studies Technological leadership
Complex models Advances in personalized medicine Accelerated computations (GPU, etc.) Industrial platform with excellent interoperability and standards
compliance • DDMoRE standards, ITIL compliance, regulatory guidelines
Large ecosystem - biotech & pharmas, academics &
regulators… and many trained students
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Thank you
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