Evgeny Metelkin

Systems pharmacology modeler & software developer at InSysBio. Exploring the overlap of biology, math, and code.

Paphos, Cyprus Joined on Dec 2, 2017 https://metelkin.me

Education

Studied physics, PhD in Biophysics, in Computational Biology ever since

Work

Technology Director at InSysBio CY

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Skills/Languages

Experienced with Julia, JavaScript, R, Matlab plus modeling frameworks (ODE solvers, PBPK/QSP tools). More of a generalist with focus on modeling & simulation.

Currently learning

Exploring DevOps practices (CI/CD, testing, versioning) for computational biology, and pushing deeper into Julia ecosystem and scientific workflows.

Currently hacking on

Building Heta (open-source modeling language & compiler) and DigiPop (methods for virtual patients in QSP). Exploring “model as code” for drug development.

Available for

Open to discussions about scientific software engineering, modeling standards, and collabs at the intersection of biology & code. Always happy to exchange ideas.

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Model Formats in Systems Pharmacology. Part 1: The Missing Link Between Biology and Software Engineering