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  • The 4th Global COE Symposium

    Here you can find the report on The 4th Global COE International Symposium on Physiome and Systems Biology for Integrated Life Sciences and Predictive Medicine, made by the Executive Director of the VPH Institute, Prof Marco Viceconti.
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  • Digital Agenda: New "virtual liver" technology helps detect liver tumours

    Scientists and surgeons from France, Germany, United Kingdom and Switzerland have developed a "virtual liver", using EU research funding, which will help surgeons better plan and carry out tumour operations and ensure quicker patient recovery.
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  • The first General Assembly of the VPH Institute goes big!

    The VPH Institute General Assembly took place on September 28th 2011 by the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. The meeting was productive and well attended: a great kick off of the VPH Institute activities!
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  • Pagina di test formattazione contenuti sezione dinamica - Formattazione tag principali di scrittura

    Pagina di test formattazione contenuti sezione dinamica - Formattazione tag principali di scrittura
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  • 26/11/2024

    Medical devices AI questionnaire jointly published by IG-NB & Team NB

    • A position paper and questionnaire were recently published regarding the applicability of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in medical devices under MDR and IVDR regulations. -Read more-
  • 26/11/2024

    EU Annual budget 2025: a framework for resilience and growth

    • The European Union’s 2025 budget proposal stands as a strategic financial framework crafted to address immediate challenges while advancing the bloc’s long-term priorities. -Read more-
  • 26/11/2024

    PhD and postdoc opportunities - November 2024

    • New calls with deadlines end November - early December -Read more-
  • 18/11/2024

    A New Era in Dementia Diagnosis: AI, Brain Scans, and the Fight Against Alzheimer’s

    • Thanks to NHS Scotland, researchers at the University of Edinburgh and the University of Dundee will have access to 1.6 million anonymised brain scans to train an AI towards the early detection of dementia. -Read more-
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