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  • NMSBuilder alpha release available!

    One of the running VPH funded projects, NMS Physiome, recently released a new user-friendly tool package for developing OpenSim musculoskeletal models from patient-specific biomedical data.
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  • Read the October Issue of the EUDAT newsletter

    EUDAT is a European initiative (part of FP7) that aims to deliver a Collaborative Data Infrastructure (CDI) with the capacity and capability for meeting future researchers’ needs in a sustainable way. Read the October newsletter to get information on the recent projects developments.
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  • Details of Structure of the Second Consultation Meeting to be Released Soon

    The format and structure of the Second Consultation Meeting is currently being designed and will be released about a month before the meeting event.
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  • Second Consultation Meeting, 26 – 27 November 2012, Barcelona

    The registration for the Second Consultation Meeting event in November 2012 at Barcelona is now open.
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  • Prof Hunter was assigned a new important role in the Biophysical Journal

    Peter Hunter, representative of the VPH Institute supporting member University of Auckland, was recently appointed chair of the System Biophysics section of the Journal.
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  • VPH featured in 2013 FP7 Work Programme for ICT

    The European Commission has published its 2013 FP7 Work Programme for ICT. Virtual Physiological Human is specifically mentioned under Objective ICT-2013.5.2, (Pg 58)
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  • 09/11/2019

    Regulatory guidelines for adoption of in silico models in drug development

    • The VPHi is leading a working group in collaboration with representatives of EMA and a number of experts from different fields to identify the most appropriate tools for verifying and validating in silico models in drug development. -Read more-
  • 08/11/2019

    Post-doc on Scalability of in silico medicine models at University of Bologna

    • Application deadline 18 Nov 2019 -Read more-
  • 08/11/2019

    InSilc project promoted by the European Commission

    • The European Commission has published an article promoting the EU-funded InSilc project aiming to create an in silico clinical trials platform for designing and developing drug-eluting BVS -Read more-
  • 08/11/2019

    Credibility of In Silico Trial Technologies

    • A new interesting position paper has been published by Prof Viceconti and all on the credibility of predictive models and the regulatory science aspects of in silico medicine. A must read for anyone working in the field! -Read more-
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