• CompBioMed2
    CompBioMed2

    CompBioMed 2 started on 1st October 2019 and will run for another 4 years.

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    How to Build the Virtual Human

    Now available on CompBioMed YouTube channel, and embedded on our site

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    Latest results

    Research work published by our partners. Links to full papers and summaries if you're short of time

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CompBioMed is a European Commission H2020 funded Centre of Excellence focused on the use and development of computational methods for biomedical applications. We have users within academia, industry and clinical environments and are working to train more people in the use of our products and methods. Below you will find links to the user pages, which will give you more information on the work we are doing, relevant to your field, and our services which may provide further information on our work. A great introduction is the Virtual Humans film (link to YouTube) , or through the link in the scrolling banner above.

Academic Users

In this section you will find links relevant to Academic Users including user case studies, and information from our Academic Partners.

Industrial Users

In this section you will find links relevant to Industrial Users including user case studies, and information from our Industrial Partners.

Clinical Users

In this section you will find links relevant to Clinical Users including user case studies, and information from our Partners working with medical institutions.

General Public

For those from the general public and media who are interested in our project and what we are planning follow this link and the relevant links on the page.

Visitor Programme

If you are interested in visiting one of our partners, or in hosting someone at your site follow this link for more information

Training

For all our training activities and courses, including our webinars, follow this link.

Software Hub

To find out all about the software that we use in the project and how to use it yourself, follow this link

Associate Partners

To find a list of our current Associate Partners with information on the work that they do with us, follow this link

Recent Posts
  • CompBioMed e-Seminar #20

    CompBioMed’s 20th e-seminar will take place on 9 December 2021 at 3pm CET and it will be an Introduction to Biomedical Image Registration and the Parallel Framework for Image Registration…

  • CompBioMed e-seminar #19

    CompBioMed’s 19th e-seminar took place on 9 November 2021 Biomedical Supercomputing Applications In the first part of the talk, the biomedical context is presented, while the second part is dedicated…

  • CompBioMed e-Seminar #18

    CompBioMed’s 18th e-seminar took place on 6 October 2021 High Performance Containers Containers are a convenient means of encapsulating complex software environments, but can this convenience be realised for parallel…

  • Research Fellow in Virtual Human Cardiovascular Modelling & Simulation at the Emerging Exascale

    Supervisor: Professor P. V. Coveney Closing date: 26 April 2021 We are recruiting for a candidate to join a very active inter-disciplinary group in the Centre for Computational Science and…

  • CompBioMed joins the LEXIS project Open Call

    The CompBioMed Centre of Excellence has joined the Open Call of the project LEXIS, which commenced their further collaboration. Thanks to the LEXIS platform CompBioMed will move data more effectively…

  • Scalability post – HemeLB

    Each week on the InSilico World and CompBioMed Slack Scalability channel one of our research group outlines the work that they have done to scale their codes. We are happy that…

  • Scalability Post – Palabos

    Each week on the InSilico World and CompBioMed Slack Scalability channel one of our research group outlines the work that they have done to scale their codes. We are happy that…

  • Uncertainty in CovidSim epidemic simulation

    CovidSim, the model used to inform the UK Government’s response to the pandemic has been analyzed by researchers at UCL, Brunel University, the CWI institute in the Netherlands, the Poznan…

  • Scalability Post – Alya

    Each week on the InSilico World and CompBioMed Slack Scalability channel one of our research group outlines the work that they have done to scale their codes. We are happy that…

  • UCL and Sheffield demystify HPC for Biomedical Researchers – winning praise at SC’20

    More than 350 people attended the virtual presentation at Supercomputing 2020 featuring the work done in remote training in the QIIME2 application by consortia members, UCL and the University of…