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4		-**ARE YOU DOING RESEARCH IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR **
5		-\\Technological advances in the field of personalized brain network modeling are being made at a breathtaking pace – and the healthcare sector is not spared from these developments. Multiscale simulations, simulation-based inference, cloud infrastructure for computing intense processing of digital brain twins, AI and robotics interfaces, and clinical validation of computational model-based decision making – are just a few examples of the latest developments. While many potential solutions to address clinical needs are already prototyped or tested in our labs, they also need testing in real-life environments and certification.
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9	9	**Program.**
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11		-**09:00 - 09:30 Introduction to personalized brain twin technology, its validation
12		- and certification for clinical application **
	6	+\\**09:00 - 09:30 Introduction to personalized brain twin technology, its validation and certification for clinical application **
13	13	Petra Ritter
14		-**09:30 - 10:00 Introduction to The Virtual Brain simulation platform**
	8	+**09:30 - 10:00 Introduction to The Virtual Brain simulation platform**
15	15	Julie Courtiol
16		-**10:00 - 10:30 The Virtual Brain Ontology (TVB-O): Ontology for brain network
17		- models
18		- **Christoph Hüttl
19		-\\//10:30-10:50 Coffee Break//
20		-\\**11:00-11:30 Integrating biological knowledge in brain network models:
21		- The Virtual Brain Knowledge Base adapter (TVBase)**
22		- Leon Martin
23		-**11:30-12:00 Automated and containerized processing pipelines for creating
24		- simulation ready structural and functional stroke brain data**
25		- Patrik Bey
26		-**12:00-12:30 The Virtual Mouse Brain
27		- **Jeehye An
28		-\\//12:30-14:10 Lunch Break//**
29		-\\14:20-14:50 Use Case: Brain network modeling for decision support in dementia **
30		- Leon Stefanovski
31		-**14:50-15:20 Multiscale brain simulation: Coupling of various neuronal simulators**
32		- Valery Bragin
33		-\\//15:20-15:50//**   **//Coffee Break//
	10	+**10:00 - 10:30 The Virtual Brain Ontology (TVB-O): Ontology for brain network models
	11	+ **Christoph Hüttl
	12	+\\//10:30-10:50 Coffee Break//
	13	+\\**11:00-11:30 Integrating biological knowledge in brain network models: The Virtual Brain Knowledge Base adapter (TVBase)**
	14	+ Leon Martin
	15	+**11:30-12:00 Automated and containerized processing pipelines for creating simulation ready structural and functional stroke brain data**
	16	+ Patrik Bey
	17	+**12:00-12:30 The Virtual Mouse Brain
	18	+ **Jeehye An
	19	+\\//12:30-14:10 Lunch Break//**
	20	+\\14:20-14:50 Use Case: Brain network modeling for decision support in dementia **
	21	+ Leon Stefanovski
	22	+**14:50-15:20 Multiscale brain simulation: Coupling of various neuronal simulators**
	23	+ Valery Bragin
	24	+\\//15:20-15:50//**      **//Coffee Break//
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36		-**16:00-16:30 Use Case: //In silico// optimization of DBS with multiscale patient brain
37		- models and BIDS standard for computational models**
38		- Jil Meier
39		-**16:30-17:00 Hands-On: Simulate brain stimulation with TVB**
40		- Anaïs Halimi
41		-**17:00-17:30 Modeling cerebral energy metabolism in The Virtual Brain**
42		- Taher Halgurd
43		-**17:30-18:00 Simulating cognitive brain function**
44		- Petra Ritter
	27	+**16:00-16:30 Use Case: //In silico// optimization of DBS with multiscale patient brain models and BIDS standard for computational models**
	28	+ Jil Meier
	29	+**16:30-17:00 Hands-On: Simulate brain stimulation with TVB**
	30	+ Anaïs Halimi
	31	+**17:00-17:30 Modeling cerebral energy metabolism in The Virtual Brain**
	32	+ Taher Halgurd
	33	+**17:30-18:00 Simulating cognitive brain function**
	34	+ Petra Ritter
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