InSilicoCardiotox

First model within the TransQST Series on Model Implementation to be presented tomorrow by the @UniofOxford group! A hands-on description of the cellular cardiac electro-mechanical model will be given by Elisa Passini and Cristian Trovato #insilico #drugsafety #drugdiscovery

I am really honoured that my first publication as first-author has been selected as “Best paper of 2020” by the Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology! Thanks to the editorial board of @JMCCardiology, my former supervisors Dr Passini, Prof. @blarodlo13 and all the coauthors

TransQST present at the at the #RiDaysEU virtual exhibition #ScienceIsWonderful! Come and see us in the Pavillion 1, Stand #16, "Drug Safety Predictions"!

Check out our latest publication on the Virtual Assay software, describing the translation of our methdology for human in silico drug trials from academia to industry! @NC3Rs sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Today’s Science and Society event gets underway with Professor James Wilsdon, Director of @RoRInstitute, reflecting on the purpose behind the Science and Society report on its 20th birthday. #SciSociety20 Join in by registering here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/science-and-…

Meet our @transqst project at the awesome #RiDaysEU virtual exhibition #ScienceIsWonderful! TransQST is developing computer models to improve drug safety testing - this will improve medicines safety & cut animal testing. Sign up (it's free) at bit.ly/2RKAKPL

Come and visit us from tomorrow at the virtual event "Science is Wonderful", to learn more about Drug Safety Predictions using Computer Models of the Human Heart - in English or in Italian! You can register and attend for free here: research-innovation-days.ec.europa.eu

The elections of Nucleus Members for the @escardio Working Group on Cardiac Cellular Electrophysiology (EWGCCE) are on. You can vote until June 22th. Elisa Passini from our Computational Cardiovascular Science Group is one of the candidates! escardio.simplyvoting.com/vote.php

Finishing the basic science primer at #HRC2019 was @TheBHF intermediate fellow Alfonso Bueno-Orovio from the excellent @CompSciOxford . Particular like the last slide which gives the overview of opportunity for computational modelling in cardiology.

Great talk on "Disentangling disease by computer modelling: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy " by Dr. Alfonso Bueno-Orovio @alfbuen at the Oxford BHF CRE Annual Symposium @TheBHF @NC3Rs

The Oxford Computational Cardiovascular Science Team is waiting for you at the SPS 2019 Annual Meeting in Barcelona. Come to see our posters tomorrow and Wednesday!

Version 2019.1 has been released! Includes C++14 support, new features and bug fixes. Supports Ubuntu up to 19.04. Release notes here: chaste.cs.ox.ac.uk/chaste/tutoria… Download here: github.com/Chaste/Chaste/…

Rob MacLeod President Board of Directors of Computing in Cardioloy cinc.org @CinC_tweets opening the 46th CinC conference in Singapore. Looking forward for another excellent edition of this brilliant conference series!

Check out our latest paper on Human in Silico Drug Trials, proposing the electro-mechanical window as a good biomarker for predictions of drug-induced arrhythmias: bpspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

Patient’s specific torso and ventricular 3D models as a big step towards personalized computer modelling and simulations, to accelerate the development of individualized risk stratification and improved therapies. Check out our recent paper: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Insigneo Seminar: #InSilico trial for safety evaluation of a novel personalised high tibial osteotomy (HTO) treatment 03/10/19, 13:00-14:00 with @ProfRichieGill insigneo.org/event/insigneo…

An #insilico #toxicology networking meeting will be held in #Cambridge on the 26th November 2019. Registration is for free. @CambridgeATS @RscComp @RSCToxGroup @BritToxSoc @LhasaLimited @NC3Rs #molecularmodeling #readacross #qsar #aop #ngra 👉 drugdiscovery.net/tox/

Interesting opportunity here! Next December, in Maastricht, #CardiacPhysiome2019 . Now open for abstract submissions! See cp2019.org