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Cracking the code of Multiple Sclerosis with in silico medicine
Due to its remarkable variability, Multiple Sclerosis has long challenged scientists and clinicians—but with the rise of in silico medicine, new breakthroughs are finally on the horizon.
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VPHi director meets Chair European Parliament SANT committee at LifeScience4EU conference
On 15-16 May 2025 the LifeScience4EU conference is taking place, discussing the future of Life Sciences in the European Union, with a focus on technology, innovation and policy.
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Seeing the future with Elena Redaelli: personalized eye diagnostics with in silico modeling and AI
2025 VPHi Best Thesis in In Silico Medicine winner is Elena Redaelli from the University of Zaragoza
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Meeting between MEP Adam Jarubas’ assistant Borys Brzezinski and VPHi’s Liesbet Geris in Leuven
On Monday 28 April 2025, VPHi welcomed dr. Borys Brzezinski in the setting of the University Hospital Leuven to talk about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be applied in healthcare to give Europe a competitive edge.
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When the world fell silent: The role of in silico medicine during the COVID-19 crisis. Part 1/3
Marking five years since the emergence of COVID-19, we revisit the early days of the pandemic to explore how in silico models helped detect outbreaks, understand airborne transmission, and guide public health decisions, shedding light on the digital tools that shaped our response.
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Team NB published a Position Paper on European Artificial Intelligence Regulation
On 14 April 2025, an updated paper from Team-NB has been published, providing an overview of their perspective on the challenges of the AI Act with particular attention to its implementation.
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