The Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation have awarded the cover for their April issue to the CompBioMed paper from Agastya Bhati, Shunzou Wan, David Wright, and Peter Coveney, “Rapid, accurate, precise and reliable relative free energy prediction using ensemble based thermodynamic integration”. You can view the issue here, the cover image is shown below:
To all considering doing HPC in public cloud, on June 8th Oxford University, along with Ellexus and Alces Flight, are hosting an interactive day with HPC at the Oxford SIG. The event is free to attend. Post-event reception after at the Royal Oak pub. Just bring your laptop and any questions you might have. Event…
CompBioMed has been featured in a recent article in the BioCores website, thanks to an interview with our Applications Manager, Mariano Vazquez at the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre. You can read the full article here
Pavel Zun, Tatiana Anikina, Andrew Svitenkov and Alfons Hoekstra have published “A Comparison of Fully-Coupled 3D In-Stent Restenosis Simulations to In-vivo Data” in Frontiers in Physiology. The paper is available here.
SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT: European Congress on e-Cardiology and eHealth The abstract deadline for the 4° European Congress on E-Cardiology and E-Health (Berlin, Germany, November 8-10 2017) is approaching (Friday 9 June, 2017)! Don’t lose the opportunity to present your research and participate to this event at the forefront of eHealth in cardiology, endorsed by our…
CompBioMed associate partner Aix-Marseille University have a postdoc vacancy, “Numerical study of the transport of mucus in human lungs”. For more information please see the linked document.
The annual Insigneo Showcase offers Insigneo’s researchers, industrial associates and clinical colleagues a chance to get together for a day of discussion, networking and presentations. The event is open to invited guests and with high profile attendees from healthcare research, clinical practice, funders and industry, the Showcase is the focal point in the Insigneo event…
The Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre (EPCC) is growing its new industry HPC system, named Cirrus, five times larger to provide a state-of-the-art multi-core HPC service for science and industry. A next generation research data store, dedicated to Tier-2 users, is being installed to allow researchers to store data, share it and move it between different…
Roger Highfield has published a WIRED article on “How weather forecasts could help develop ‘designer’ drugs personalised to your illness”, featuring Peter Coveney and the CompBioMed’s recent JCTC paper. You can find the article here.
In collaboration with Frontiers in Physiology, section Computational Physiology and Medicine, a Research Topic has been organised with strong links to CompBioMed, entitled “Advanced HPC-based Computational Modeling in Biomechanics and Systems Biology”. The research topic aims to bridge the gap between Computational Biomechanics and Systems Biology, being the bridge HPC-based Computational Modelling. It is co-edited…