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Lifting you out of your resting state.
The Institut de Neurosciences des Systèmes in Marseille is happy to announce a workshop collaboration with Michael Betancourt, a core developer of the popular platform Stan and expert on Hamilton Monte Carlo!
Bayesian Data Analysis is a key methodology for advanced brain simulation with The Virtual Brain, as can be seen in the [Bayesian Virtual Epileptic Patient](https://www.sciencedirec
The Virtual Brain: Facility Hub went online under hub.thevirtualbrain.org and serves as the first official EBRAINS contact point for any TVB related questions.
This complements the EBRAINS hub network, providing access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources of HBP partners, fostering collaboration to carry out cutting-e
Dr. Randy McIntosh appointed Leadership Chair in Neuroscience and Technology Translation Across the Lifespan at the new SFU institute for Neuroscience and Neurotechnology!
Read the article here.
Congratulations!
Get access to the state-of-the-art facilities and resources of HBP partner institutions, to foster collaboration and carry out cutting-edge scientific research.
HBP and HBP partners provide access to three types of Facility Hubs:
- Physical facilities (e.g. microscopes)
- Competence centres providing specialized software support going beyond the EBRAINS High Level Support Team*
Founding on EOSC project Virtual Brain Cloud Charite now leads EBRAINS’ Health Data Cloud –- a GDPR-compliant, federated research data ecosystem that enables neuroscience research consortia across Europe and beyond to work with sensitive neuroscience data originating from human subjects, as well as defined routes for sharing of the data and results.
Enabling the integration of distributed heal
In January 2021, the Human Brain Project has launched the HBP Innovation Awards to recognize project researchers in their role of “innovators”. The awards will give internal and external visibility to their efforts towards the exploitation of their research results.
The first Innovatio
The Virtual Brain Cloud, EBRAINS and AI-MIND have formed a key strategic collaboration towards AI revolution in brain health care.
Find out more here.
This release brings over 20 improvements including bug fixes and dependencies upgrades. It's available for download for all supported platforms!
Head over to our download page and get your update now!
At CNS*2021 we will be holding a workshop on "Training resources for cross initiative data-driven modeling workflows".
Prof Petra Ritter will introduce training resources for The Virtual Brain.
July 6 at 10-13:30 EDT / 16-19:30 CEST.
Registration here
TVB-EBRAINS Integrated Workflows - 6th Virtual Workshop will be held on September 3rd from 1200 to 1500 CEST.
The purpose of this Workshop Series is to discuss existing interfaces and workflows of TVB in ERRAINS that have been developed in SGA2 and those under development or being planned for SGA3.
The agenda is still forthcoming, however amongst other topics, we will discuss the [BIDS
Learn about TVB-integrated workflows in upcoming European Institute for Theoretical Neuroscience (EITN) workshop Computational Neuroscience in EBRAINS on June 10th.
Register [here](https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0vd-CoqzkoHNTvv9UhOQ0
TVB Facility Hub on EBRAINS
The Virtual Brain Facility Hub at Aix-Marseille University will provide expert support for activities linked to the use of The Virtual Brain. The Hub aims to increase the capacity of neuroscientists to use ICT tools, such as TVB and EBRAINS, in order to advance scientific knowledge and facilitate the translation of research into clinical applications. To find out more, [Click Here](https://www.hu
TVB-EBRAINS Integrated Workflows - 5th Virtual Workshop will be held on June 4th, 1300 to 1500 CET.
The purpose of this Workshop Series is to discuss existing interfaces and workflows of TVB in ERRAINS that have been developed in SGA2 and those under development or being planned forSGA3.
More info [here](https://www.brainsimulation.org/bsw/zwei/events/single/7021-tvb-ebrains-integrate
Our scientists and developers are very proud to announce the next generation of The Virtual Brain: version 2.2! Many core parts of the software have been rewritten to make it faster, cleaner, shorter, much more powerful and just overall nicer!
TVB 2.2 has a new storage architecture underneath. Your data will be migrated automatic
Learn to use The Virtual Brain: Lectures with subsequent hands on session at the McGill Summer School in Nonlinear Dynamics for the Life Sciences with Applications to Neuroscience and Psychology.
Registration is open!
Find out more here