Resources

Evidence and Impact

What is the UK and international evidence and impact behind in-silico technologies based?

InSilicoUK Innovation Network

The Economic Impact of In-Silico Technology on the UK and its Lifesciences Sector

By 2025 at least £2.6 billion worth of Pharma and Med Devices underpinned by in-silico methods will be made in the UK, even at our current share of the global manufacturing.

In-silico technologies will be critical to the future of the 111,200 directly employed in 2010 UK manufacturing sites in the Pharmaceutical and Med-Tech sectors.

In collaboration with Beauhurst and InnovateKTN

Researching next-generation life sciences innovations in the UK

On the UK’s Public and Private Equity investment in the UK over the past 10 years on in silico medicine technologies

https://www.beauhurst.com/research/in-silico-medicine/

Medical Device Innovation Consortium

Use of Computational Modeling & Simulation in Medical Device Development

Computational modeling and simulation (CM&S) has numerous applications throughout the medical device life cycle, from product development and testing to clinical evaluation, premarket submissions, and postmarket performance assessment and failure analysis. CM&S has the potential to reduce or eliminate the need for physical prototyping and testing, and to rapidly and cost-effectively evaluate more design and clinical use variations than are feasible using traditional methods.cuments

Modelling & Simulation WG, FDA’s Office of the ,

Successes & Opportunities in Modeling & Simulation for FDA

Elucidates how and where M&S is used across FDA, and the type and purpose of M&S used
Presents a selection of M&S case studies from across nearly all FDA centers, which demonstrate how M&S is playing a tangible role in FDA fulfilling its mission
Identifies opportunities for FDA to better harness M&S in upcoming years by embracing computational advances and new (and big) data streams to develop improved public health solutions

Government Office for Science

Council for Science and Technology

Computational Modelling: Technological Futures

This report, known also as Blackett Review, sets out the findings of a review looking at the rapid evolution of UK computational modelling capability, and how it could be better used in both the public and private sectors.

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