BioDynaMo collaboration

 Researchers from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and the University of Surrey have just published a new article where they presented realistic simulations of retinal cell self-organization built using BioDynaMo and biological data from in vitro experiments and from the literature. You can check the paper online here

   Quacquarelli Symonds, of  QS World University Rankings   fame, has published a   piece   on March the 30th 2023, where our spokesperson shares his wisdom about the future of digital health  Dr  Roman Bauer  is a reasoned optimist about the future impact of digital technologies and AI on medicine and healthcare, and expects a wave of empowered, augmented professionals and citizens will soon start to evolve new ways of caring for health with reduced impact on formal services, especially a more seamless transition across the boundaries we all experience today when changing regime of care (an inheritance of the decades of evolution of the current systems of compliance and quality assurance) and a more proactive approach to health overall. We at BioDynaMo certainly share the same enthusiasm, and our collaboration works very hard to design and deploy some of the tools and strategies that will contribute to make the future we envision a reality! If you share our vision,  join forces with u

   We are renewing our online presence and the channels we use to engage with our community to make it ever easier to keep in touch, share updates, and work together! Today, April the 3rd 2023, we are launching our new website, complete with information many of you (and some funding agencies) requested, and hopefully easier to navigate and interact with. In the next few weeks we will be tweaking its working a bit, and we will be integrating all the channels that host our collaboration. Join us, it's never been easier! Check out the new website here!