We are pleased to announce the 5th HBP Student Conference on Interdisciplinary Brain Research.
Don't miss the keynote lecture by Petra Ritter on February 1st and the Virtual Brain Cloud Workshop on February 2nd.
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- New paper: Virtual brain twins: from basic neuroscience to clinical use
- Congratulations to Prof. Dr. McIntosh & Prof. Dr. Ritter for their new positions as chair & deputy chair of INCF
- Virtual Brain Twin project funded by European Commission with 10 million €, addressing psychiatric diseases
- TVB Co-Lead Petra Ritter heading € 60 Mill funded project TEF-Health
- New Release: TVB version 2.7.1 integrates the siibra & BCT for Python!
- eBRAIN-Health project awarded funding by European Union!
- TVB on EBRAINS highlighted in the last CORDIS news!
- Learn Bayesian Data Analysis with Michael Betancourt, a core developer of Stan & expert on Hamilton Monte Carlo
- The Virtual Brain: Facility Hub is the official EBRAINS competence center for TVB
- TVB co-lead Randy McIntosh to advance brain research through new SFU institute for Neuroscience and Neurotechnology!
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TVB shown at Berlin Science Week
Leading TVB scientist Dr. Petra Ritter was invited to speak about The Virtual Brain and its clinical applications at the „Future Medicine“ Science Match 2016 in Berlin, Germany. This conference was part of the Berlin Science Week 2016.
In the Bolle Festsäle "Future Medicine" Science Match brought together the rising stars of science from top institutions in Berlin, Germany, and the world with proven game-changers.
They presented in one day cutting-edge translational medicine and showed how their work will turn advances in life science research into benefits for patients and people. In five sessions the topics Personalized Medicine, Digital Health, Start-Up Ecosystems, Regenerative Medicine and Cell Engineering were discussed.
Developed by German newspaper The Tagesspiegel, Science Match is an innovative format for connecting science, business, society, media and new talent. In keynotes and 3-minute presentations German and international researchers will feature their innovations in life sciences. Attracting up to 800 participants, the target audiences of this event are peers, young professionals, healthcare industry, venture capital, funding institutions and policy makers.
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Past Italian Premier Matteo Renzi is introduced to TVB live on stage
Leading TVB scientist Dr. Petra Ritter was invited in a panel discussion together with Italian premier minister Matteo Renzi, to explain how The Virtual Brain could actually simulate Renzi’s thinking.
