This 1-hour webinar will set out the plans for a new collaboration between InSilicoUK and BIOREME. The session will discuss the current progress of in silico medicine and highlight opportunities for respiratory applications. There will also be a chance to give your input, either during the discussion session during the webinar, or via the follow-up survey.
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Agenda:
12.00: Welcome and Introduction - Prof Bindi Brook, BIOREME Network Chair, University of Nottingham
12.05: In Silico Evidence and Regulatory Science: Current Progress and Barriers - Prof Alejandro Frangi, University of Manchester, Chair of InSilicoUK network
12.25: Key Opportunities for In Silico Technologies in Respiratory Medicine - Prof Salman Siddiqui, Imperial College London, BIOREME Theme Lead
12.40: Joint BIOREME and In Silico UK Activities in 2025 - Prof Bindi Brook, Prof Alejandro Frangi
12.50: Open Forum: Audience Q&A, suggestions, and comments
13.00: Close
Follow-on In-Person event
Following the Introductory webinar, we will be hosting a 1-day in-person workshop at The University of Manchester on the 14th March. The workshop will build upon the themes introduced at the webinar, specifically focussing on exploring and identifying exemplar user case studies within respiratory medicine. More information can be found here.
The goals of this new collaboration are to:
Bring the BIOREME community into efforts to support the translation of computational modelling and simulation to medical applications and practice.
Drive greater coordination on community standards for in silico models to enable smoother translation.
Review promising in silico technologies within respiratory medicine and identify exemplar case studies to spearhead this push.
Increase awareness of the potential benefits of in silico technologies to stakeholders in clinical practice and industry.
