VPH2018 - Early Bird Registration open

The registration for the next VPH Conference for In Silico Medicine is now open.

The Virtual Physiological Human conference is a conference series held biennially on even years, whose objective is to provide a forum for the discussion and the dissemination of the broad field of in silico medicine. The conference is intended also as an opportunity for researchers from all over the world to establish collaborations regardless of geopolitical barriers, identifying areas of cooperation, and promoting the development of partnerships for new research and educational initiatives in the area of in silico medicine.

The 5th edition of the VPH Conference "VPH FOR INSILICO MEDICINE" will take place on 5 - 7 September 2018 in Zaragoza, Spain. The  early bird registration is now open and will be available until May 31st. 

Conference fee

VPH Institute members have access to a discounted rate. 

The discount is available for all the VPHi personal and student members, but also to all the delegates affiliated to either a supporting or an ordinary member of the VPH Institute. 

Full membership details are available here

Have you registered to the VPH intranet? If not, do it now! www.vph-institute.org/register.html

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