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VPH Webinar Series: Navigating Grants and Fellowships: Your First Application

Starting an independent research career often means navigating the complex world of research funding for the first time, with limited guidance on how to develop a strong application. In this webinar, experienced researchers from different career stages and countries will share their funding experiences and practical insights with early-career researchers.

I was there- The history of in silico medicine Pt.1 (with Peter Hunter)

In this special two-part episode, Professor Peter Hunter, one of the field’s pioneers, takes us back to its early days and shares the story from the inside.

Computer vision and trustworthy AI (with Chen Chen)

How can we ensure clinicians and patients can trust AI in healthcare? In this episode of The Digital Twin Theory, we speak with Dr. Chen Chen, Assistant Professor at the University of Sheffield, about computer vision, multimodal AI, and the importance of building transparent, reliable, and trustworthy AI for clinical practice.

Computer models, AI, and the challenge of ovarian cancer

How can computational models, artificial intelligence, and digital twins help us better understand and treat ovarian cancer? In this episode, Dr. Marilisa Cortesi explores the challenges of ovarian cancer research, the role of in silico medicine, and how AI and virtual patients could shape the future of personalised oncology.

EUHPP Live Webinar: Pathways to Facilitate the Adoption of Virtual Human Twin and AI

Europe’s Virtual Human Twin Initiative: an introduction for cancer scientists and clinicians

Clinician-Developer Webinar | Challenges and opportunities for in silico spine biomechanics in clinical and surgical practice

Riccardo Cecchinato, Luigi La Barbera, Linda Carpenedo

Making innovation come true

Innovation in healthcare goes beyond research and clinical validation: public procurement plays a crucial role in bringing new technologies into clinical practice. In this episode, Rossana Alessandrello explores how value-based procurement can shape the future of in silico medicine and healthcare innovation.

The right to understand in healthcare AI

As AI becomes more integrated into healthcare, questions around trust, transparency, and clinical responsibility are becoming increasingly important.

Integrating in silico and experimental approaches in biomedical research: Challenges and best practices

Shiny Martis B, Stéphane Avril, Simona Celi

Accelerating in silico medicine innovation: discover activities at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre

Sara Bridio, Eleni Petra, Alexandre Ribeiro, Mario Ceresa

21. Lost in Translation? Bridging the gap between models and medicine

How can AI and computational models move from theory to everyday clinical practice? In this episode, a biomedical engineer, Morgane Garreau, and a physician, Christian Kassasseya, share how to bridge computer modelling and clinical reality.