Metrum Research Group is excited to be a founding sponsor of the recently launched Connecticut chapter of Women In Bio (WIB).  WIB is a national organization supporting diversity and inclusion for women in the life sciences. Founded in 2002, WIB’s mission is to educate, engage, and empower women from the classroom to the boardroom. The organization’s pillars are Young Women In Bio’s STEM programming, the Boardroom Ready program, The Entrepreneur Center, and WIB’s growing Mentorship community.

MetrumRG is proud to continue to be an educational resource for our community by offering open, free pharmacometrics training through a variety of mediums. The range of courses and training content, as listed here: metrumrg.com/courses/ includes a series of courses that were intended to progress from introductory through more advanced topics according to "MI" course number, e.g., MI210 (intro to pharmacometrics modeling and simulation) would be completed prior to MI212 (intermediate/advance topics), etc.

We have since added several "special topic" courses. In general, these are likely best done after completing the "MI" courses.

We also encourage individuals to periodically check our github site (github.com/metrumresearchgroup) -- we often post our workshop materials to this site.  For example, the hand-outs/slides for the two workshops we taught at ACoP10 (Fall 2019) have been posted here:

Read the latest news, events, and publications from Metrum Research Group in our Winter 2020 Newsletter.

Here’s what you will find in our newsletter:  

• Join MetrumRG at ASCPT: Our workshop, our Booth and an award!
• New models and blog posts on our website!
• Announcement about our newest team members!
• Upcoming events our scientists will be attending or presenting at.
• Publications and presentations by MetrumRG scientists.

MetrumRG scientists traveled to Orlando, FL to join the American Conference on Pharmacometrics for their 2019 annual meeting in October.

Read the latest news, events, and publications from Metrum Research Group in our Fall 2019 Newsletter.

Here’s what you will find in our newsletter:  

• MetrumRG at ACoP10: Our workshops, presentations, and posters!
• Announcement about our newest team members!
• Upcoming events our scientists will be attending or presenting at.
• Publications and presentations by MetrumRG scientists.

Our scientists are attending and presenting at many conferences in August. Here's where you can find them:

• August 15-16 | noRth | Minneapolis, MN
• August 20-23 | StanCon | Cambridge, UK
• August 21-23 | R/Pharma | Harvard University
• August 26 | ISoP NE - IPSP Symposium | Cambridge, MA

Read on for more information:

MetrumRG scientists attended and presented at the 2019 Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM) in Denver, CO. JSM is renowned as the largest gathering of statisticians and data scientists held in North America.

On Thursday, Michael Heathman, M.S., presented "Integration of Pharmacometrics and Statistics to Support Study Design Optimization".

MetrumRG scientists will be presenting a poster at ACoP10 this fall titled "Model-based Dose Selection for a GnRH Receptor Antagonist in Endometriosis and Uterine Fibroids (UF) to Reduce Symptoms While Preventing Lumbar Spine Bone Mineral Density (BMD) Loss". It was announced today that the poster will be honored as an ACoP10 Quality Award Winner for outstanding use of quantitative methods to advance drug development. Authors of the poster are: Kyle Baron, Oliver Pohl, Matthew Riggs, Jonathan French, Jean-Pierre Gotteland, and Ramon Garcia. Be sure to check back with us after the event to see the poster in the Publications section of our website. 

Read the latest news, events, and publications from Metrum Research Group in our Summer 2019 Newsletter.

Here’s what you will find in our newsletter:  

• MetrumRG now offers Clinical Pharmacology and Drug Development Strategy consulting services!
• Find out more about our new team members!
• A list of upcoming events our scientists will be attending or presenting at!
• Publications and presentations by MetrumRG scientists!