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  • The Finnish Presidency publishes its work program

    Finland's Presidency of the Council of the EU published its program for the next six months (1 July to 31 December 2019).
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  • Marilisa Cortesi from University of Bologna wins the 2019 Best VPHi Best Poster Award 

    Marilisa Cortesi wins the competition with her work titled “An in-silico study of cancer cell survival and spatial distribution within a 3D microenvironment”. A special Jury Recognition was also assigned to Laura Baumgartner (UPF).
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  • Three open positions in Amsterdam relevant for the VPH community

    University of Amsterdam has made available 3 job posts related to in silico medicine research.
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  • Public consultation on EMA Regulatory Science

    The European Medicine Agency has opened an online consultation on their proposed strategic vision on Regulatory Science to 2025.
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  • Promote adoption of In Silico Trials through EMA’s strategy on Regulatory Science to 2025

    Sign our on line petition. More signature we collect, more changes we will have to make the difference!
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  • Special session on Virtual Physiological Human Research at the BioMedEng conference

    The UK Chapter of the VPH Institute has organised a special session on in silico medicine at the BioMedEng conference that will be held in London on 5-6th September 2019.
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  • 21/10/2019

    EU-STANDS4PM online survey "Data sources and in silico methods in personalized medicine"

    • Submit your inputs until 30 November -Read more-
  • 17/10/2019

    In Silico World on Slack

    • Prof Marco Viceconti’s research team at the University of Bologna has launched an online Community of Practice where experts from academia, industry, and regulatory agencies can request and exchange advices on the technical details on in silico medicine technologies and their regulatory qualification. -Read more-
  • 16/10/2019

    How science becomes art

    • Kalostasis is an interactive installation enacting the unseen flow of the heart. Kalostasis was recently showed case in London in occasion of the London Design Festival from 14 to 22 of September 2019. -Read more-
  • 15/10/2019

    Winners of the Horizon Impact Award 2019

    • The European Commission has announced the winners of the first Horizon Impact Award, a prize dedicated to EU-funded projects that have created societal impact across Europe and beyond. -Read more-
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