The APAC Track organising committee is excited to announce that the Asia-Pacific (APAC) Track returns for the free and virtual R/Pharma 2025 conference!
What?
R/Pharma is a scientifically and industry-oriented, collegial, online conference focused on the use of R in the development of pharmaceuticals, with breakout in-person and APAC satellite events. After a successful introduction last year, we are once again hosting a track which is better aligned with the Asia-Pacific region - anyone for whom midday GMT+8 (±3) is a comfortable time.
Who?
Attending? Hopefully YOU! But a conference like this doesn’t happen by accident, so your thanks for pulling everything together goes to the organising committee(s) who put in the hard work of designing the schedule, reviewing and approving submitted talks, hosting sessions, etc.
APAC Organising Committee
- Daniel Sabanés Bové 🇹🇼 - RCONIS
- Jonathan Carroll 🇦🇺 - Biogen, Roche/Genentech
- Yanli Chang 🇨🇳 - Johnson & Johnson
- Yuichi Nakajima 🇯🇵 - GlaxoSmithKline K.K.
- Xiaolin Song 🇯🇵 - Takeda
- Steven Ting 🇸🇬 - Cytel
- Frank Yang 🇹🇼 - CIMS Global
- Joe Zhu 🇨🇳 - Roche
with guidance and support from the Europe / US Organizing Team.
Speakers
We have a fantastic line-up of speakers arranged, with keynotes from Yoshitake Kitanishi, Joe Zhu, Jimmy Breen, and Sang Ho Park, plus recorded keynotes from the Global Track (Simon Couch and Sam Warden). On top of that we have 18 regular presentations covering a broad range of R, pharma, and adjacent topics such as reporting, prediction, and of course AI, plus a workshop session on Thursday, November 6.
Where?
Online, via Zoom. Registration is free via this link.
For those fortunate enough to be in (or can travel to) Osaka, Shanghai, or Taipei we will be hosting local rooms for attending in-person on Tuesday, November 4, with limited capacity. If you are interested in attending one of these, please get in contact with us.
When?
The APAC Track will be providing sessions suitably timed for those in the Asia-Pacific Region on Tuesday, November 4 through to Friday, November 7. The Global Track commences on Monday, November 3.
The schedule for the Global and APAC Tracks is available in your local timezone here.
How do I sign up?
Registration is free via this link.
Thanks a lot in advance for your engagement!
On behalf of the APAC Track organising committee.