The Virtual Brain was successful in a recent Research and Innovation Call of the European Commission Horizon2020 program with the topic “Exploiting the full potential of in-silico medicine research for personalized diagnostics and therapies in cloud-based environments”.The newly formed VirtualBrainCloud consortium led by Prof. Ritter a
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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Horizon 2020 supports VirtualBrainCloud project
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New funding for large-scale brain simulations
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NIH and German Federal Ministry of Education and Research are co-funding a US-German project of
- Indiana University Bloomington (PI: Sporns)
- Charité Berlin and MPI Leipzig (PI: Ritter)
- Jülich Research Center( PI: Morrison).
The project is dedicated to large-scale brain simulations on supercomputers.
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TVB got 11 million core CPU hours at supercomputer JUROPA
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TVB Applications Leader Dr. Petra Ritter got approval for the usage of 11 million core CPU hours on the supercomputer JUROPA, at Jülich Supercomputing Centre, Germany for her project "Identification of dynamical regimes in whole-brain simulations".
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Baycrest Health Sciences receives $100 million funding for brain research
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We're happy to announce that TVB institution Baycrest Health Sciences has been awarded a $100 million funding boost from the Canadian federal budget!
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TVB gets a second grant by the James S. McDonnell Foundation
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We're happy to announce that the James S. McDonnell Foundation has awarded a second multi-million Dollar grant to The Virtual Brain project!