Hypothesis Generation & Validation
Network Development & Analysis
Data Organization & Management
PBPK Modeling
Food and Agriculture
SysBioSim B.V.
As a dynamic and energetic company, SysBioSim offers various Systems Biology services via state of the art modeling, specially designed platforms and detailed simulations for various fields of life sciences. The company and the team are dedicated to offering smart and fast solutions to clients from academia and industry for their R&D projects and needs. Our services help our clients to better define their R&D programs, to better allocate their resources within their programs and to achieve desired results faster. We are committed to offering high quality services and custom solutions to our partners.
News & Events
C2W interview with our CEO
C2W published an interview with our CEO, Basak Tektemur Altay, about SysBioSim's efforts in algorithm development, less animal testing and the virtual kidney project. To read the full interview (in Dutch), click here.
C2W published an interview with our CEO, Basak Tektemur Altay, about SysBioSim's efforts in algorithm development, less animal testing and the virtual kidney project. To read the full interview (in Dutch), click here.
Working towards a virtual human: the day-to-day modeling business at SysBioSim
As a part of Leiden Bio Science Park's Stories, our CEO, Basak Tektemur Altay, talks about the trajectory of systems biology, our journey and day-to-day activities at SysBioSim. To read the full interview click here.
As a part of Leiden Bio Science Park's Stories, our CEO, Basak Tektemur Altay, talks about the trajectory of systems biology, our journey and day-to-day activities at SysBioSim. To read the full interview click here.
Healthy Living, One Bite at a Time
SysBioSim and Koppert Cress have teamed up to enhance the understanding of the long-term benefits of consuming cress, freshly germinated seedlings.
Press Release
SysBioSim and Koppert Cress have teamed up to enhance the understanding of the long-term benefits of consuming cress, freshly germinated seedlings.
Press Release