Tag: BioDynaMo

  • Pancreatic cancer research using BioDynaMo presented at WCCM-ECCOMAS

    Pancreatic cancer research using BioDynaMo presented at WCCM-ECCOMAS

    Pancreatic cancer research using BioDynaMo presented at WCCM-ECCOMAS The Biology Dynamics Modeller (BioDynaMo) team recently presented the results of their research at the World Congress on Computational Mechanics (WCCM-ECCOMAS) in Munich. This study presents an agent-based model (ABM) of pancreatic cancer developed using BioDynaMo to investigate tumour growth, treatment effects and immune responses in a

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  • Meet a user: Dr Nicolo Cognò

    Meet a user: Dr Nicolo Cognò

    Meet a user: Dr Nicolo Cognò Project: Biology Dynamics Modeller (BioDynaMo) User: Dr Nicolò Cogno, Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital  Biology Dynamics Modeller (BioDynaMo) can be used to study complex systems by simulating the behaviour of billions of cells. Dr Nicolò Cogno has used the technology to research cancer treatment. BioDynaMo is an agent-based model, which allows a

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  • Meet the project: BioDynaMo

    Meet the project: BioDynaMo

    Meet the project: BioDynaMo Agent-based modelling (ABM) is a powerful methodology for studying complex systems in biology, epidemiology, economics, social sciences,Agent-based modelling (ABM) is a powerful methodology for studying complex systems in biology, epidemiology, economics, social sciences, medicine and more. Biology Dynamics Modeller (BioDynaMo) is an ABM software that can simulate the behaviour of complex

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  • Innovation: how to Make It Matter

    Innovation: how to Make It Matter

    Innovation: how to Make It Matter By supporting this special campaign, you help carry innovations building on CERN’s legacy into classrooms, hospitals, and communities. Together, we can make science matter where it’s needed most.  Barbara Solich, CERN & Society Foundation Head Technology never stands still – and neither does innovation. At the CERN & Society Foundation, Innovation

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  • BioDynaMo: cutting-edge software helps battle

    BioDynaMo: cutting-edge software helps battle

    BioDynaMo: cutting-edge software helps battle A novel mathematical model developed as part of the BioDynaMo project, born from CERN openlab, mimics vascular tumour growth in breast cancer and its response to treatment Choosing the right cancer treatment is a massive undertaking involving multiple stages, high experimental complexity and significant costs. Currently, two main methods are

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