Senior Research Investigator
CurrentPhysiologically-based pharmacokinetics (PBPK) modeling for novel therapeutics, including gene therapy, cell therapy, and biologics
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Jun Zhong is listed as PBPK Scientist at Bristol Myers Squibb, a with 32449 employees, based in Greater Boston, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Jun Zhong.
Jun Zhong previously worked as Senior Research Investigator at Bristol Myers Squibb and Scientist at Mersana Therapeutics. Jun Zhong holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Engineering Mechanics from Virginia Tech.
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Skills and interests:* Scientist with expertise in PK/PD modeling and simulation for Antibody Drug Conjugates (ADCs) with experience supporting programs across all stages of drug development. * Experience working with multiple novel ADC platforms with diverse mechanisms of action (e.g., cytotoxic payloads and STING agonists) conjugated to various oncology targets. * Expertise in building PK/PD models for non-clinical species and proposing translational strategies for predicting human exposure response relationships to inform clinical dosing strategies (e.g., first-in-human (FIH) dose, dose escalation, and dosing frequency optimization). * Extensive experience with hands-on analysis of PK/PD data using non-compartmental analysis, modeling and simulation using software packages such as Phoenix WinNonlin and R. * Proven track record of project execution in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment, and working collaboratively with cross-functional stakeholders across chemistry, biology, bioanalytical, clinical pharmacology, and clinical development among others. * Well versed in communicating PK/PD data analysis and key takeaways to diverse audiences with appropriate data visualization tools to support interpretation.*Extensive experience in data integration, and authoring PK/TK reports to support regulatory filings.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Physiologically-based pharmacokinetics (PBPK) modeling for novel therapeutics, including gene therapy, cell therapy, and biologics
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
• Developed and executed translational PK/Efficacy modeling and simulation workflows for evaluating exposure response relationships of ADCs and informing clinical dosing strategies (e.g., dose escalation, and optimizing dosing frequency):1. Built PK/efficacy models to identify the PK driver of efficacy for ADCs in human xenograft bearing mice.2. Applied allometric scaling approaches to predict clinical PK using non-human primate (NHP) data.3. Utilized translational PK/efficacy modeling strategies to predict human exposure response relationships. 4. Performed model simulations to answer questions from internal clinical development stakeholders.• Evaluated PK/PD models to recapitulate the non-clinical exposure response relationship for multiple cytokines for an Immunosynthen STING agonist ADC. Supported FIH dose selection efforts using a minimum anticipated biological effect level (MABEL) approach by using translational PK/PD modeling to predict target receptor occupancy and support responses to regulatory agencies.• Established a non-clinical PK data analysis and reporting workflow to support programs across discovery and development, accelerating critical team decisions to drive programs forward:1. Co-authored a guidance document providing instructions and general best practices on performing NCA and interpretation of results for non-clinical PK data using Phoenix WinNonlin.2. Worked closely with bioanalytical scientists to streamline data organization and handling of a complex range of ADC related analytes using R apps. 3. Communicated PK/TK data analysis to cross-functional teams by authoring reports and summaries incorporating data visualization, interpretation, and presenting results to cross-functional teams. 4. Improved quality control and reduced turnaround times for delivering PK/TK topline results, enabling program teams to accelerate decisions for an expanding pipeline (e.g., bispecific mAbs, charge variants, novel small ADC payloads etc.)
Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Biological growth and instability of circular slender structures; Cell spreading and migration in mechanobiology; Constitutive modeling and damage mechanics of polymers
Blacksburg, Virginia, United States
Nonlinear dynamics, escape dynamics, and numerical computation in nonlinear structural mechanics
Blacksburg, Virginia, United States
Teaching assistant for undergraduate courses "Statics"
Changsha, Hunan, China
Nonlinear structural dynamics and numerical computation of composite beams, plates, and shells
Changsha, Hunan, China
Teaching assistant for undergraduate courses "Theoretical mechanics" and "Plates and shells"
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Jun Zhong works for Bristol Myers Squibb.
Jun Zhong is listed as PBPK Scientist at Bristol Myers Squibb.
Jun Zhong is based in Greater Boston, United States while working with Bristol Myers Squibb.
Jun Zhong has worked for Bristol Myers Squibb, Mersana Therapeutics, Brown University, Virginia Tech, and Hunan University.
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Jun Zhong holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Engineering Mechanics from Virginia Tech.
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