Conference Agenda

Session

9.5: In silico Epidemiology & Toxicology

Time:

Friday, 04/Sept/2026:

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Chair I: Luiz Ladeira
Chair II: Pawel Sobkowicz

Location: T.0.1

Presentations

2:00pm - 2:12pm
ID: 145 / 9.5: 1

FROM PATHWAY PERTURBATION TO MORPHOGENETIC FAILURE: VIRTUAL TISSUE NAMS FOR TOXICOLOGY

J. Glazier¹, J. Berkhout^2,3, T. Knudsen¹, H. Heusinkveld²

¹Indiana University, United States of America; ²Centre for Health Protection, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), the Netherlands; ³Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

9.5_1_145_Glazier.pdf

2:12pm - 2:24pm
ID: 209 / 9.5: 2

VIRTUAL SKIN: A MECHANISTIC VIRTUAL EPIDERMIS WITH APPLICATIONS TOWARDS IN SILICO DERMAL EXPOSURE

L. Veschini^1,2, A. Stephens², E.-M. Hull², L. Kinght², C. Mahony², J. Glazier¹

¹Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering and Biocomplexity Institute, USA; ²Procter & Gamble Technical Centre, Reading, United Kingdom

9.5_2_209_Veschini.pdf

2:24pm - 2:36pm
ID: 222 / 9.5: 3

LLM-BASED PSYCHOLOGICAL DIGITAL TWINS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH: APPLICATION TO ANTI-VACCINATION MOVEMENTS

P. Sobkowicz

Sano - Centre for Computational Personalized Medicine, Poland

9.5_3_222_Sobkowicz.pdf

2:36pm - 2:48pm
ID: 342 / 9.5: 4

V-CORNEA: A MULTI-SCALE IN SILICO FRAMEWORK FOR OCULAR TOXICOLOGY AND IVIVE

J. Vanin¹, M. Getz¹, C. Mahony², T. Knudsen¹, J. Glazier¹

¹Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering and Biocomplexity Institute, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, United States of America; ²Procter & Gamble Technical Centre, Reading, United Kingdom

9.5_4_342_Vanin.pdf

2:48pm - 3:00pm
ID: 464 / 9.5: 5

HOSPITAL-LEVEL PREDICTION OF EMERGENCY ROOM DEMAND DURING PERIODS OF EXTREME HEAT

G. Colombini¹, F. Durazzi¹, M. Santoro², A. Vesely¹, R. Miglio¹, P. Tubertini², D. Remondini¹, A. Bazzani¹

¹University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy; ²IRCCS Sant'Orsola, Bologna, Italy

9.5_5_464_Durazzi.pdf

3:00pm - 3:12pm
ID: 596 / 9.5: 6

PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL DRIVERS OF INHALED VOC DOSIMETRY VIA GLOBAL SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF LUNG GAS EXCHANGE MODEL

R. Curnow, C. Whitfield, R. Wang, W. Ahmed, S. Fowler

University of Manchester, United Kingdom

9.5_6_596_Curnow.pdf

3:12pm - 3:24pm
ID: 173 / 9.5: 7

CARDIOVERSE: COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF CARDIAC RISK THROUGH DATA-DRIVEN IN-SILICO VIRTUAL ECOSYSTEMS

V. Carbone¹, C. Baker², N. Rosenthal², P. Robson², T. Hinson^2,3, D. Paull^2,4, D. Beard⁵, D. Röshammar¹, L. Emili¹, M. Mahoney²

¹InSilicoTrials Technologies, Italy; ²The Jackson Laboratory, USA; ³University of Connecticut Health Center, USA; ⁴The New York Stem Cell Foundation, USA; ⁵University of Michigan Medical School, USA

9.5_7_173_Carbone.pdf