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October 13, 2009
Optimata Releases a New Version of its Virtual Patient

June 30, 2009
Optimata to Collaborate with Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. on Clinical Development of Solid Tumor Cancer Drugs

November 24, 2008
Optimata to Present Virtual Patient That Predicts Response to Cancer Drugs at UK Conference

October 27, 2008
“Cancer Research” Journal Publishes Successful Angiogenesis Study Using Optimata’s Technology. Prof. Agur to Speak at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Symposium on Oct. 30

October 15, 2008
Optimata to Chair a Session on Repurposing Failed Drugs at Les Annual Meeting

August 26, 2008
Optimata Granted Patent for Modeling Angiogenesis and Providing Optimal Treatment

February 13, 2008
Optimata Obtains $1.5 M for BioSimulation-Based Renewal of Discontinued Cancer Drugs

September 11, 2007
Optimata Granted Patent For Granulopoiesis-Modelling System, Can Optimize Cancer Drug
Development With Less Toxicity

April 26, 2007
Optimata Virtual Patient®Approved as a Registered Trademark
New Targeted Therapeutics Module Launched

January 8, 2007
Eli Lilly Extends Cooperation with Optimata, Developer of Virtual Patient Technology

December 19, 2006
Optimata Granted Patent for Modeling Thrombopoiesis

October 17, 2006
Optimata Completes Successful Breast Cancer Clinical Study: 70% Prediction Accuracy Offers New Hope for Cancer Patients

August 14, 2006
Optimata, Developer of Virtual Patient Biosimulation Technologies, Appoints Dr. David Sidransky to Scientific Board

March 27, 2006
Optimata's Virtual Patient Technology to support development of Eli Lilly Drug Candidate

January 26, 2006
Optimata Granted Patent for Use of Virtual Patient Technology in Cancer

July 20, 2005
New Optimata Technology Predicts Drug Response to Breast Cancer within 24 Hours

April 12, 2005
Optimata, Developer of Predictive Biosimulation for Drug Development, Appoints Guy Malchi President

February 3, 2005
Optimata's Virtual Clones to Predict Therapy Outcome for Breast Cancer Adriamycin, Docetaxel, Paclitaxel, Vinorelbine and Tamoxifen in Validation Study

December 8, 2004
Breast Cancer Patients Get Individualized Therapy in Nottingham Trial First-Ever Use of Computer Models in individual Cancer Therapy

November 10, 2003
Study Shows How Optimata Technology Can Save Stalled TPO Drug New BioSimulation Technology Transforms Drug Development

 

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