Simulations Plus Releases Redesigned NAFLDsym® QSP Software Tool

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Simulations Plus Releases Redesigned NAFLDsym® QSP Software Tool

LANCASTER, Calif. , February 09 /Businesswire/ - Simulations Plus, Inc. (Nasdaq: SLP), a leading provider of modeling and simulation software and services for pharmaceutical safety and efficacy, today announced the release of NAFLDsym v2B Beta, a quantitative systems pharmacology (QSP) modeling software to support the development of treatments for nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). This release focused solely on updates to the software infrastructure of NAFLDsym to enable a more intuitive interface design, faster simulations, and more user flexibility.

Mr. Matthew McDaniel, lead programmer on the project, said, “We redesigned the simulation software to use the Julia language, which is geared towards efficient numerical computing. As a result, simulation speed is greatly increased, particularly for large virtual populations. We think the combination of this efficient simulation backend with the updated user interface will make for an excellent user experience.”

CSO Dr. Scott Q. Siler of the DILIsym Services division of Simulations Plus said, “The increase in simulation speed in NAFLDsym v2B Beta enhances predictive capabilities and efficiencies. Moreover, the speed boost allows our QSP modeling team to continue to provide powerful insights related to both NASH pathophysiology and potential treatments for it.”

Key features of NAFLDsym v2B Beta include:

Integration with a modern C++ based graphical user interface (GUI)
Integration with the open-source Julia Scientific and Machine Learning (SciML) toolkit to solve simulations efficiently
Results viewer that can open previously exported results files
Pre-compiled Julia dependencies so users do not need to install a separate Julia environment
An interactive console application for editing and appending to existing NAFLDsym QSP model equations

Simulations Plus will host a tech talk webinar focused on the technology associated with this release on Tuesday, March 14, 2023, at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time. Registration for the webinar is available here. Several recent NAFLDsym applications were shared in poster form and can be accessed via the Simulations Plus resource center here.

About Simulations Plus

Serving clients worldwide for more than 25 years, Simulations Plus is a leading provider in the biosimulation market providing software and consulting services supporting drug discovery, development, research, and regulatory submissions. We offer solutions that bridge machine learning, physiologically based pharmacokinetics, quantitative systems pharmacology/toxicology, and population PK/PD modeling approaches. Our technology is licensed and applied by major pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and regulatory agencies worldwide. For more information, visit our website at www.simulations-plus.com. Follow us on LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube.

The DILIsym Services division of Simulations Plus has developed DILIsym^® and RENAsym™ QST software, as well as NAFLDsym^®, IPFsym^® and ILDsym™ QSP software, to provide the pharmaceutical industry with the QSP/QST tools and resources to efficiently develop safe and effective drug therapies. DILIsym and RENAsym are designed to address drug-induced liver injury (DILI) and drug-induced acute kidney injury, respectively. NAFLDsym, IPFsym, and ILDsym are designed for target or compound evaluation of therapeutic efficacy in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD or NASH), idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), and interstitial lung disease (ILD), respectively. More information is available on the company’s web page.

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