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Welcome to iPC

The iPC consortium consists of 21 highly qualified industrial and academic partners from a wide variety of backgrounds and from 11 different countries (Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Netherlands, Slovenia, USA and Australia)

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Technical Lead
María Rodríguez Martínez
IBM Research Switzerland

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Scientific Lead
Hans Lehrach
Max-Plank-Institute Germany

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Project Coordinator
Klaus-Michael Koch
Technikon
Austria

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Blog

25 March, 2020

Interview with Salvador Capella-Gutierrez

In this video we speak with Salvador Capella-Gutierrez (Barcelona Supercomputing Center) about the iPC H2020 project. The following questions are discussed: "What is so special of being part of the iPC project?", "What are the most important findings after the...
12 March, 2020

iPC Podcast #1

In this episode, we talk about the iPC project with Pavel Sumazin from Baylor College of Medicine in the USA.
Third International Conference on Mathematics and Statistics
20 February, 2020
Interview Hans Lehrach
17 February, 2020
Automatic extraction of biomedical knowledge from scientific publications
4 February, 2020
iPC Technical and GA Meeting in Paris
16 January, 2020

Events

March

09 - 11

ICCDS'2020

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Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
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In its 6th edition, the ICCDS will gather experts in mathematical modeling of complexity in life sciences to present their latest results in mathematical modeling of different fields in life sciences including ecology, oncology, infectious diseases, genetical disease, chronic diseases, and neurological.
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March

19 - 19

ROSUS 2020

@Location:

Maribor, Slovenia
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February

06 - 10

AUS-ICMS '20

@Location:

Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
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The main objective of the conference is to provide a forum for researchers and scientists working in all fields of mathematics, statistics and related areas from both academia and industry to exchange research ideas and have in-depth discussions of recent advances in mathematical research.
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