The jumRoll Roadmap has been published on ResearchGate and can be downloaded as a pdf on the Roadmap page. Please use the following to cite the Roadmap: Viceconti M, Henney A, Morley-Fletcher E. in silico Clinical Trials: How Computer Simulation will Transform the Biomedical Industry. Research and Technological Development Roadmap, jumRoll Consortium, Brussels […]
The jumRoll Project has received an “excellent” grading by the European Commission following its review meeting in November 2015. The Commission stated that the project had fully achieved its objective and technical goals for the period and has even exceeded expectations. The ultimate aim of the jumRoll action was to create a research and technological development Roadmap […]
As midnight hit on 10th August 2015 the opportunity to edit the road map closed. The process although long has been pioneering and greatly effective and we now have the final content for The jumRoll Roadmap. We have had over 200 contirbutors, spanning over the last 18 months, with 5 great events. The next stage will […]
A key question in the concluding jumRoll event in Barcelona earlier this month was – what next? In order to ensure that the sterling work done by all those who have contributed and that the roadmap is implemented, and the in silico community represented, VPH Director Adriano Henney presented the goals of the new Association […]
ELECTIONS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: THE CALL FOR CANDIDATES IS NOW OPEN In September 2015, the mandate of the current members of the Board of Trustees will expire and the General Assembly will elect a new Board. Board of Trustees is composed by the President, and the two Financial Auditors, whose role is to […]
Monday the 13th of July saw the Innovations in Healthcare Conference take place in The Octagon Centre, Sheffield. With 21 exhibitors from around the University of Sheffield and external companies, it gave jumRoll a great platform to showcase our great work. The day kicked off with an initial exhibition walk around before the commencement of talks. Highlights […]
On the 26th June, 2015 in silico clinical trials featured on the front page of Wikipedia, which is the 7th most visited website in the world according to Alexa.com (as of 26/06/15). The article on in silico clinical trials featured in the ‘Did you know…’ section with the response ‘…that in the future, virtual pharmaceuticals […]