From 26 to 28 November, ERAMET stepped into the heart of the UK pharmacokinetics community at Warwick Conferences, where the annual PKUK meeting gathered researchers, clinicians, and industry experts. From the University of Warwick, ERAMET colleagues Emily and Orestis presented ERAMET’s work with two posters.

Across the three days, the team shared how ERAMET’s question-centric approach helps regulators and developers focus on what matters most in paediatric and rare disease drug development: asking the right question first, then matching it with the right data and methods.

These discussions naturally led to the main objectives of the project: common data standards, credibility assessment, and AI-enabled evidence gathering; which together aim to make studies faster to run, clearer to interpret, and more transparent to review.

The posters drew steady attention from modelling & simulation specialists curious about how ERAMET connects regulatory questions to practical tools and reusable evidence. Find the posters presented below.

You can explore the meeting details on the PKUK website.