| Once a year, our society opens the call for supporting member, a select group of organisations who play an essential role in driving VPH and its effort to bring in silico medicine closer to the patient. |
| Proposal for generating a joint statement on AI and the Virtual Human Twin.
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"VPH brings a set of rare and essential skills to EU-funded projects. It strengthens the project and amplifies the voice of the in silico community." |
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From stakeholder engagement to policy, standards and communication. Discover all the key areas where the VPH can help you step up your research proposals and projects. |
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From 1 July to 31 December 2025, Denmark will hold the Presidency of the Council of the European Union. |
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Through an initiative under the Digital Services Act (DSA), the European Commission helps qualified researchers access internal data of very large online platforms (VLOPs) and search engines (VLOSEs) in the European Union.
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On 7 July 2025 in Brussels, the European Commission hosted a high-level workshop on the AI Compute Stack.
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Breast cancer is still the leading cause of cancer death in 110 countries. Despite decades of research and public awareness, millions of women are still diagnosed too late. Now, artificial intelligence may offer a way forward.
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| After over a year of dedicated work, we’re thrilled to announce the completion of our animated video series. Composed by 10 episode, the series is crafted to make the world of in silico medicine accessible to everyone, from students and professionals to curious minds. WATCH THE FULL SERIES |
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On June 19, 2025, VPH hosted a key webinar that brought together researchers, communicators, and policy experts to explore a fundamental question: how can we ensure that in silico medicine truly serves the needs of society?
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Live from KU Leuven, we interview Prof. Jan d’Hooge, Vice Rector and expert in cardiovascular imaging. Let’s explore how computer modelling and AI are transforming echocardiography, pushing heart care into the era of in silico medicine. |
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This month, we celebrate the groundbreaking work of Natalia Trayanova, professor at Johns Hopkins University, renowned for applying AI and computer modelling to heart disease. A recipient of the NIH Director’s Pioneer Award and a member of the Women in Technology Hall of Fame, her work is reshaping the future of cardiac care.
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Tools based on AI and computer simulation have been created to identify and treat spinal degeneration. The European Commission has highlighted the potential of applying the results in the clinical field. |
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Click here to read some interesting recently published papers from our community. If you have published an article in the field of in silico medicine, send it to us: we will include it in this section of the newsletter!
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New calls with deadlines in August Check them out!
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16 Sept 2025, Online - Register now! |
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21 Oct 2025, Brussels, BE Save the date! |
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17-22 Aug 2025, Stockholm - Sweden |
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26 Aug 2025, Online Registration open
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5-7 Sept 2025, Irvine, California Registration open |
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8-9 Sept 2025, Sheffield, UK Registration open |
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6-10 Sept 2025, London, UK Registration open |
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11-12 Sept 2025, Leuven, BE Save the date! |
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2-5 Feb 2026, Auckland, NZ Abstract submission deadline: 1 November 2025 |
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| "The Virtual Physiological Human will revolutionise the way health knowledge is produced stored and managed as well as the way in which healthcare is currently delivered." European Commission |
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