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- New paper: Virtual brain twins: from basic neuroscience to clinical use
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- Virtual Brain Twin project funded by European Commission with 10 million €, addressing psychiatric diseases
- TVB Co-Lead Petra Ritter heading € 60 Mill funded project TEF-Health
- New Release: TVB version 2.7.1 integrates the siibra & BCT for Python!
- eBRAIN-Health project awarded funding by European Union!
- TVB on EBRAINS highlighted in the last CORDIS news!
- Learn Bayesian Data Analysis with Michael Betancourt, a core developer of Stan & expert on Hamilton Monte Carlo
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- TVB co-lead Randy McIntosh to advance brain research through new SFU institute for Neuroscience and Neurotechnology!
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TVB Team Member Spotlight | LIA DOMIDE
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- TVB team
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*Lia Domide* TVB Technical Lead and Software Architect, **Codemart** [Read more...](https://www.thevirtualbrain.org/tvb/doc/33149/ "TVB Spotlight - Lia Domide") -
TVB Dataset published on Zenodo
- release
- open-science
- collaboration
- development
Zenodo has gained credibility in the science world, by providing reliability, a good indexing and flexibility for the published content. Thus, we decided to use it for our tvb-data.
This is now the recommended place, from where you can download TVB compatible datasets.
Our [Github Repo for tvb-data] (https://github.com/th
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Brain simulator Code Jam in Romania
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**Key software developers from the TVB team meet again for the 2016 Code Jam in Cluj, Romania.** For several days, the leading software specialists and neuroscientists from the TVB team are discussing architecture, upcoming features and how to integrate the latest findings from active neuroscience research. -
GSoC student completed work on PSE Viewer
- GSoC
- development
*Devin Bayly*, the student who worked with the TVB team for the Google Summer of Code, successfully completed his [work on the PSE Viewer](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fmPD8wmhpVc8nwD_EYCAZVU2Nl0EVkKddCJ_b26Rqyw/edit "View GSoC task...") today. **Congratulations, Devin!** -
Brain simulator Workshop in Marseille
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**Key software developers and scientists from the TVB team meet again for the 2015 Workshop in Marseille, France** For several days, the leading software specialists and neuroscientists from the TVB team are discussing architecture, upcoming features and how to integrate the latest findings from active neuroscience research. -
Brain simulator Workshop in Cluj
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**Key software developers and scientists from the TVB team meet again for the 2015 Workshop in Cluj, Romania** For several days, the leading software specialists and neuroscientists from the TVB team are discussing architecture, upcoming features and how to integrate the latest findings from active neuroscience research. -
GSoC Student completed work on volumetric time series visualizer
- GSoC
- development
Robert Parcus, the student who worked with the TVB team for the *Google Summer of Code*, wrote about his pleasant experience [in his blog](http://quiuquio.github.io/tvb-framework/ "Visit his blog..."). He also explains in more detail what he did for volumetric time series visualizers and refactoring others. **Congratulations, Robert!** -
Fundamental paper published: The Virtual Brain: a simulator of primate brain network dynamics
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- paper
Finally published and available online:
The Virtual Brain: a simulator of primate brain network dynamics
By Paula Sanz Leon, Stuart A. Knock, M. Marmaduke Woodman, Lia Domide, Jochen Mersmann, Anthony R. McIntosh, Viktor Jirsa
This is the defining and fundamental paper for making our b
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Brain simulator Workshop in Stuttgart
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**Key software developers and scientists from the TVB team meet again for the 2012 Workshop in Stuttgart, Germany** For several days, the leading software specialists and neuroscientists from the TVB team are discussing architecture, upcoming features and how to integrate the latest findings from active neuroscience research. -
Brain simulator Workshop in Toronto
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**Key software developers and scientists from the TVB team meet again for the 2012 Workshop in Toronto, Canada** For several days, the leading software specialists and neuroscientists from the TVB team are discussing architecture, upcoming features and how to integrate the latest findings from active neuroscience research. -
Brain simulator Code Jam in Cluj
- development
**Key software developers and scientists from the TVB team meet again for the 2012 Code Jam in Cluj, Romania** For several days, the leading software specialists and neuroscientists from the TVB team are discussing architecture, upcoming features and how to integrate the latest findings from active neuroscience research. -
Gearing up for TVB 1.0: The Teaser Release is available!
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- software
- development
**Be on the forefront of neuroscience and try out our teaser release!** Give it a spin: On your PC, on your Mac or your Linux machine! Head over to our [download page](/tvb/zwei/brainsimulator-software "Download now...") and get your copy now! It's still not completely finished but already solid and impressive. -
It's getting real: The Virtual Brain goes Alpha!
- release
- software
- development
**An internationl group of selected testers from software specialists to scientist can now try out the Alpha version of The Virtual Brain!** Simulating a human brain, on your PC, in your browser! -
Code-Jam in Marseilles, France
- development
**Key software developers and scientists from the TVB team meet again for the 2011 Code Jam in Marseille, France** For several days, the leading software specialists and neuroscientists from the TVB team are discussing architecture, upcoming features and how to integrate the latest findings from active neuroscience research.
