The latest release (download) improves user experience and introduces a brand-new R-package, a Reporting Engine and a (re-)Qualification Framework. The new release extends the library of publicly available qualified PBPK-models and qualifies the platform for a multitude of contextual use scenarios such as predictions of Drug-Drug-Interactions.

The OSP Management Team, of which esqLABS is a proud member, meets bi-weekly and has published a whitepaper on the open-source open-systems-pharmacology.org project. A roadmap outlining future developments and strategic topics for the open-source project is currently being finalized and about to be published.

esqLABS is proud to be an active member of the OSP community, contributing to the software’s development. Supported by the OSMOSES funding project coordinated by esqLABS, the suite’s development has taken a quick pace, and version 10 is not far away.

Stay tuned!

Pavel Balazki