Ahmed M. Salem, BSc, MS

Intern Cell Therapy Translational Engine
Takeda

Ahmed M. Salem is currently a PhD student at the center for translational medicine (CTM), University of Maryland, School of Pharmacy. He obtained his bachelor of pharmacy (B.Pharm) and Master's degree in pharmacogenomics from Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. His current research involves the application of statistical analysis, pharmacokinetic analysis and pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) modelling in drug development as well as optimizing dosing recommendations for special populations.

Poster(s):

• P-146 - A MECHANISTIC MODELING FRAMEWORK INTEGRATES LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN CAR-T CELL IMMUNOPHENOTYPES TO CHARACTERIZE CELLULAR KINETICS IN CANCER PATIENTS.

• P-147 - A MULTISCALE MECHANISTIC MODEL DESCRIBES DIFFERENTIAL CELLULAR KINETICS OF CD4 AND CD8 SUBSETS OF CAR-T CELL PRODUCT IN CANCER PATIENTS.