The MXL Project - Computational Modelling to Improve Surgical Patient Safety

MXL has developed and verified a system of tools available to surgeons that can be used to gather 3D data from 2D x-rays, allowing for a more representational view of an individual patient's joints prior to surgery, including the complex interactions between bone and muscle that would otherwise be lost when considering x-rays alone..

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

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    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-
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    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-
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    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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