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Monthly newsletter June 2015 |
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EC has new plans to improve H2020 success rate 2-stage reviews, an emphasis on ‘impact’, are the solutions that are currently taking in consideration by the EC to improve the success rate. Read more |
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Council agrees partial approach on Medical Devices Regulation
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Discussions begin on Data Protection Regulation
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EU Ombudsman investigation into Clinical Trials Regulation
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"Reproducible modeling: Standards, databases and software tools" |
| Call for Candidates for the VPHi Board of Trustees In September 2015, the mandate of the current members of the Board of Trustees will expire and the General Assembly will elect a new Board. Read more |
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Drive the VPHi Institute: become a supporting member!
The call for supporting members is still open- Don't miss the opportunity! |
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VPH-Share received and “excellent” rating at their final review! Reviewers were enthusiastic about the project achievements |
| Free e-learning courses on personalised medicine on ecancer.org Within the scope of the p-medicine project, ecancer has created free e-learning courses on “personalised medicine” in the past months and mounted them on their website. |
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Team Leader or Software Architect in HPC and Big Data Analytics at National Supercomputer Centre in Guangzhou (NSCC-GZ), China |
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Avicenna A Strategy for insilico medicine Monthy updates |
| in silico Clinical Trials featured on the front page of Wikipedia On the 26th June, 2015 in silico clinical trials featured on the front page of Wikipedia, which is the 7th most visited website in the world. Read more |
| Association for Predictive Medicine – the Avicenna Protege |
| Avicenna Event 5: a successful final event |
| Last chance to contribute to the Roadmap |
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ARE YOU NOT A MEMBER OF THE VPH INSTITUTE YET? Join us nowWe 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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