Monthly newsletter October 2015 POLICY NEWS European Commission 2016 Work Programme Published The European Commission’s work programme for 2016 entitled “No time for business as usual” has been published and mostly contains detailed plans to conduct business in the usual way. Read more EC and Dutch Government Call for Open Access Read more Researchers lead the way to avoid Brexit Read more VPH COMMUNITY It is time for the VPHi membership renewal  As usual at this time of year, we invite our members to take care of the payment of their  associative quota for Sept 2015/ Sept 2016. Billing instructions have been sent to all members.  For any problem don't hesitate to contact us.  Interested to organize a VPH conference? VPH2018 call for bids is now open Deadline for submission: 15 Feb 2016 Read more VPH project Pmedicine featured on eHealthNews.eu  "One Step Closer to Personalized Medicine" Read more CASyM research exchange grants in Systems Medicine Read more Watch the video showing the different VPH-DARE@IT Platforms has been presented at the ICT 2015 Conference  Read more Finding a Path for the Cure for Dementia An independent report into an integrated approach to dementia research Read more 10th issue of CHIC bi-monthly e-mail newsletter Read more JOB OPPORTUNITIES PhD student position in System Biology Application deadline: until position has been filled/1 December 2015 Read more Research Assistant position in Computational Biology at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore Start date: ASAP Read more Assistant Professor position in Urban Complexity or Complexity Science at Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) Application deadline: 31 Dicember 2015 Read more Avicenna A Strategy for insilico medicine Monthy updates VPH EVENTS § E-Health and Bioengineering Conference (EHB) 19-21 November, Iaşi (Romania) § eChallenges e2015 25-27 November, Vilnius (Lituania) § Bioengineering Conference 25-26 November, Istanbul (Turkey) More VPH events... ARE YOU NOT A MEMBER OF THE VPH INSTITUTE YET? Join us now We need your support to ensure that the Virtual Physiological Human is fully realised, universally adopted, and effectively used both in research and clinic.

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