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Diagnosing rare genetic conditions within minutes

Biocartis: ready for commercial boom

Biocartis CSO Geert Maertens gives an overview of the progress and future prospects of the company.

Unlocking patient data from medical reports

MyCartis barcodes biological samples

Your body modeled in a computer?

The Virtual Physiological Human (VPH) is a fantastic, noble concept first discussed in Europe in the late nineties. The initiative sought to develop a detailed [...]

PharmaFluidics Micro-Chips: Not for Computers

Legislators finally embrace in silico trials

In silico analysis is a natural complement to in vivo and in vitro testing. It uses engineering simulation to create reliable, computer-based models that predict [...]

Biowin presents the SMART project

KU Leuven students develop winning device to detect kidney failure

A new level of science: artificial evolution and complex systems

Pierre Collet, professor in Computer Science at Strasbourg University, is one of the key opinion speakers at the BioWin Day 2016. He works on artificial evolution, the human physiome and complex system sciences. He is multitalented and has a clear vision of how science can be accelerated on a global scale. BioVox had the honor to interview him in advance of his speech at BioWin Day.

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Diagnosing rare genetic conditions within minutes

Biocartis: ready for commercial boom

Biocartis CSO Geert Maertens gives an overview of the progress and future prospects of the company.

Unlocking patient data from medical reports

MyCartis barcodes biological samples

Your body modeled in a computer?

The Virtual Physiological Human (VPH) is a fantastic, noble concept first discussed in Europe in the late nineties. The initiative sought to develop a detailed [...]

PharmaFluidics Micro-Chips: Not for Computers

Legislators finally embrace in silico trials

In silico analysis is a natural complement to in vivo and in vitro testing. It uses engineering simulation to create reliable, computer-based models that predict [...]

Biowin presents the SMART project

KU Leuven students develop winning device to detect kidney failure

A new level of science: artificial evolution and complex systems

Pierre Collet, professor in Computer Science at Strasbourg University, is one of the key opinion speakers at the BioWin Day 2016. He works on artificial evolution, the human physiome and complex system sciences. He is multitalented and has a clear vision of how science can be accelerated on a global scale. BioVox had the honor to interview him in advance of his speech at BioWin Day.