CompBioMed
Technologie:Supercomputing
Forschungsbereich:Visualisation
CompBioMed is a Centre of Excellence focused on the use and development of computational methods for biomedical applications. The research was carried out in two phases from 2016 to 2024.
At the heart of both CompBioMed projects is the Virtual Human, a digital twin of a human being that will help doctors treat patients and speed up the development of drugs and new treatments.
Visualisation of simulation data is also an important part of CompBioMed's Virtual Human. For example, the LRZ has visualised the blood flow in the forearm and the brain, and developed workloads and a toolset that can be used to map similar processes in organisms.
Further Information
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CompBioMed Website
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CompBioMed in the LRZ News
Looking back at almost ten years of research. -
CompBioMed in the LRZ News
Interview with CompBioMed leader Peter Coveney. -
CompBioMed in the LRZ News
Simulation of the blood flow in the veins and arteries of a human forearm.
Facts & Figures CompBioMed
- 18 Core-Partners; 52 associated partners
- 310 science paper, 2 books, 2 films
- 139 events, 26 workshops
- Funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 675451 (phase 1) and grant agreement No. 823712 (phase 2).
