For over 20 years, bright minds and ambitious projects have attempted to emulate the human brain across various scales of organization. Despite impressive efforts to bring in the latest and greatest computing power of massively parallel hardware, success hasn’t yielded practical applications yet.
To get practicality sooner, The Virtual Brain takes a network approach on the largest scale: By manipulating network parameters, in particular the brain’s connectivity, The Virtual Brain simulates its behavior as it is commonly observed in clinical scanners (e.g. EEG, MEG, fMRI).
Though The Virtual Brain incorporates the complex world of neuro-chemistry only to a small degree, it gains a lot by not becoming as complex as the brain itself.
Instead, The Virtual Brain embraces and extends novel concepts from computational, cognitive and clinical neuroscience in order to drastically reduce the model's complexity while still keeping it sufficiently realistic – and delivering the same output as clinical brain-scanners.
Brain Connectivity Workshop 2020
Toronto, Canada
Join us in March for 2 lectures and a workshop in Alberta, Canada
Lethbridge & Calgary, Canada
Workshop: TVB Node #10
Berlin, Germany
TVB at the Mobile World Congress 2020
Barcelona, Spain
TVB at Human Brain Project Summit 2020
Athens, Greece
TVB presentation at Berlin Brains 2020
Berlin, Germany
August 31
Join us September 18th for a free online conference on the impact of GDPR on digitization of biomedical research and clinical applications, including those using AI. VirtualBrainCloud will act as a case study, providing insight into the challenges and practical solutions of working with patient data. The talks will focus on data use, including privacy, security, and AI use, as well as the pra
August 3
In July 2020, Human Brain Project presented the new Research Infrastructure EBRAINS at the FENS 2020 Virtual Forum. You can find recordings of the sessions here.
Check out our session on The Virtual Brain infrastructure on EBRAINS:
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July 1
We got accepted in the Google Summer of Code program again!
This time with 3 slots related to TVB.
Big thanks to the INCF organization again!
Danielle Marinazzo, Paula Popa and Lia Domide will be mentors in these interesting projects :
January 27
At the Human Brain Project Summit & Open Days in Athens, the TVB team is proudly presenting the results of the last two years of active research.
All services and resources will be made available on the new EBRAINS platform!
October 6
Zenodo has gained credibility in the science world, by providing reliability, a good indexing and flexibility for the published content. Thus, we decided to use it for our tvb-data.
This is now the recommended place, from where you can download TVB compatible datasets.
Our [Github Repo for tvb-data] (https://github.com/t
May 16
This release brings over 50 improvements including bug fixes and dependencies upgrades. It's available for download for all supported platforms!
Head over to our download page and get your update now!
Note: This release will be relevant during our workshop [TVB Node#8] (https://www.thevirtualbrain.org/tvb/zwei/newswire-event-si
