by Gabor Zavodszky | Nov 25, 2019 | Hot News, News
Alfons Hoekstra, Bastien Chopard, DavidCoster, Simon Portegies Zwart, and Peter V. Coveney have published a position article in Philosophical Transactions A. The relationship between the number (N) of particles and the number (T/t) of iterations that are possible...
by Rick Quax | Nov 12, 2019 | Hot News, News
Figure 1 from the article, depicting a tipping point emerging in an energy landscape. Changing conditions may lead to sudden shifts in the state of ecosystems when critical thresholds are passed. Some well‐studied drivers of such transitions lead to predictable...
by Gabor Zavodszky | Nov 8, 2019 | Hot News, Jobs, News
Are you a high potential young researcher who recently obtained a PhD degree in computational biomedicine or related fields, and do you want to join our multidisciplinary team to further develop your career as an independent scientist? Do you want to push the frontier...
by Gabor Zavodszky | Nov 4, 2019 | Hot News, Jobs, News
We (the Computational Science Laboratory) are looking for a PhD candidate and a Scientific Programmer to join our team. Please follow the provided links for further details. PhD in blood flow simulations...
by Rick Quax | Oct 31, 2019 | Hot News, News
Peter Sloot was invited to write a short opinion piece on what he sees as global challenges and what gives him hope as a research professor. Peter writes that the global loss of nature and ecology is a threat, and that science is hardly given time to reason about the...
by Gabor Zavodszky | Oct 22, 2019 | News
Swetta Jansen won the prize of Best Poster Presentation by a Student for the poster entitled “Parameter Optimization of a Mathematical Model Simulating Cerebral Autoregulation Using Data of Patients with Cognitive Disorders” at The 9th International Meeting on...
