We are pleased to announce the 16th Annual Multicell Virtual-Tissue Modeling Online Summer School and Hackathon -- 2021. Mechanistic modeling is an integral part of contemporary bioscience, used for hypothesis generation and testing, experiment design and interpretation and the design of therapeutic interventions. The CompuCell3D modeling environment allows researchers with modest programming experience to rapidly build and execute complex Virtual Tissue simulations of development, homeostasis, toxicity and disease in tissues, organs and organisms, covering sub-cellular, multi-cell and continuum tissue scales. By the end of the Summer School and Hackathon, participants will have implemented a basic simulation of their particular biological problem of interest. Post-course support and collaboration will be available to continue simulation development.
The Office of Data Science Strategy (ODSS) NIH Data and Technology Advancement (DATA) National Service Scholar Program (DATA Scholars) is now accepting applications for our 2021 cohort. This is an excellent opportunity for mid-career data and computer scientists and engineers to tackle challenging biomedical data problems with the potential for substantial public health impact. Scholars engage with NIH experts, top researchers and industry partners.
Abstract submissions are now open for our Workshop on Multi-Cellular Engineered Living Systems, to be held virtually from June 1-3, 2021. A description of the workshop is below.
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