Biomedical science and its allied disciplines are entering a new era in which computational
methods and technologies are poised to play a prevalent role in supporting collaborative …

European funding under framework 7 (FP7) for the virtual physiological human (VPH)
project has been in place now for nearly 2 years. The VPH network of excellence (NoE) is …

Abstract The Virtual Physiological Human (VPH) is an initiative, strongly supported by the
European Commission (EC), that seeks to develop an integrated model of human …

The virtual physiological human (VPH) initiative is intended to support the development of
patient-specific computer models and their application in personalised and predictive …

Biomedical research and clinical practice are struggling to cope with the growing complexity
that the progress of health care involves. The most challenging diseases, those with the …

The revolution in molecular biology over the past 50 years has given us an extraordinarily
detailed parts list for life, but little understanding of how the parts integrate into the …

The Physiome Project was initiated by the International Union of Physiological Sciences
(IUPS; www. iups. org) in 1997 to bring multiscale engineering modeling approaches to the …

Reconstructing and understanding the Human Physiome virtually is a complex mathematical
problem, and a highly demanding computational challenge. Mathematical models spanning …

The Physiome Project is an international collaboration to provide a framework for
understanding human physiology, from proteins and cells to tissues and organs, with …

In essence, the virtual physiological human (VPH) is a multiscale representation of human
physiology spanning from the molecular level via cellular processes and multicellular …