JuliaHub is a CFR Part 11 compliant platform that helps pharmaceutical companies manage the full lifecycle of drug development, pharmacometrics, quantitative systems pharmacology, and analytics with digital record-keeping, data lineage, traceability, and reproducible workflows.
JuliaHub for Innovation in
Pharmaceutical Development
Interoperability
Seamless Integration with Pharmaceutical Tools and Workflows
- Seamless integration with existing pharmaceutical tools and workflows using languages such as R, Python, Julia, and others.
- Workflow and provisioning for NONMEM, Monolix, Phoenix and other common tools
- Jobs API for programmatically executing your workflows in a reproducible fashion
- Data API for secure, versioned, and auditable data
- Julia’s open source ecosystem offers a large number of packages and libraries to connect with tools and data sources.
Collaboration
Single Source of Truth; Collaborative Version Control for Researchers and Scientists
- Straightforward version control to enhance collaboration between researchers and scientists best-in-class version control without the usual headaches
- Create a single source of truth for your code and data
- Use version control to manage code and data changes and track history
- Ensure data security and privacy with granular access control
Reproducibility
Enhancing Drug Development with Reliable Computational Models
- Consistent and repeatable results in computational models, reducing variability in drug development and testing
- Automatic saving of batch jobs ensures future reuse with seamless re-execution of jobs with the same environment, settings, and data
- Time Capsule empowers users the ability to retain job information for years to meet regulatory compliance
Compliance
Building Trust with Robust Compliance and Data Security
- Compliance with regulatory standards for pharmaceuticals and healthcare such as FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and GAMP 5
- JuliaHub is SOC II compliant, providing validation and verification processes essential for regulatory approval.
- Data integrity, accuracy, and robust security to protect sensitive information
- Visit trust.juliahub.com, our dedicated portal to understand our commitment to security, compliance, and transparency.
How JuliaHub Empowers Pharmaceutical Analytics
- Use data analytics to accelerate drug discovery and development
- Gain insights into patient behavior
- Improve efficiency of clinical trials
- Safety and risk management
- Target patient population more effectively
- Marketing analytics and sales analytics
WHY JULIAHUB?
Next Generation Pharmaceutical Drug Development
The Power of One
Single solution from pre-trial to launch in a drug development workflow, obviating the need for multiple languages, products, and solutions.
Unlimited Scalability
Pumas can be run on a single machine or on a server, and can be easily scaled to large number of cores or nodes in a private data center or on AWS, on Azure or Google Cloud.
Every Stage Simplified
Much easier to develop and use models. Easy for a new user to learn. Easy to parallelize.
High Performance Computing
Leverage any computing environment - including the world’s most powerful supercomputers, TPUs and GPUs in the cloud or your own cluster.
Speed Up. Accelerate.
10x to 1000x faster than other traditional products. Works seamlessly on GPUs.
Powered by ML
Leverages machine learning, including the ability to explain the models for regulatory purposes.
Pharmaceutical Modeling
United Therapeutics uses JuliaHub to build a computational model of the lung to develop treatments for rare diseases, including diseases affecting the lungs
Predicting Toxicity
AstraZeneca and Prioris.ai researchers use Julia, Flux.jl and Turing.jl to predict toxicity with a Bayesian neural network
Pharmaceutical Development
Pfizer uses Julia to accelerate simulations of new therapies for metabolic diseases up to 175x
JuliaSim = Science + ML
JuliaSim is machine learning done right for engineers. Mix scientific knowledge of physical and chemical processes with data to build digital twins that predict better from less data.