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1 1  [[image:‎‎‎‎CNS*2023_Workshop_banner_EBRAINS.png]]
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4 -**ARE YOU WORKING ON BRAIN NETWORK MODELING AND SIMULATION IN THE HEALTHCARE DOMAIN?**
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.
6 -While many potential solutions to address the clinical needs are already prototyped or tested in our labs, they also need testing in real-life environments and certification.
7 -\\**HOW DO WE CROSS THE BRIDGE BETWEEN LAB PROTOTYPES AND PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION?**
8 -\\At the **"Multiscale personalized brain network modeling: Towards clinical applications"** **Workshop** from **9:00 to 18:00 CET**, discover TEF-Health - a world class reference AI and robotics Testing and Experimentation Facility for health, that integrates expertise and infrastructure necessary for the design and implementation of digital human brain twin testing methods in real world environments.
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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10 10  
11 11  **Program.**
12 12  
13 -**09:00 - 09:30 Introduction to personalized brain twin technology, its
14 - validation and certification for clinical application **
11 +**09:00 - 09:30 Introduction to personalized brain twin technology, its validation
12 + and certification for clinical application **
15 15   Petra Ritter
16 16  **09:30 - 10:00 Introduction to The Virtual Brain simulation platform**
17 17   Julie Courtiol
18 -**10:00 - 10:30 The Virtual Brain Ontology (TVB-O): Ontology for brain
19 - network models 
20 - **Christoph Hüttl
16 +**10:00 - 10:30 The Virtual Brain Ontology (TVB-O): Ontology for brain network
17 + models 
18 + **Christoph Hüttl
21 21  \\//10:30-10:50 Coffee Break//
22 22  \\**11:00-11:30 Integrating biological knowledge in brain network models:
23 23   The Virtual Brain Knowledge Base adapter (TVBase)**
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28 28  **12:00-12:30 The Virtual Mouse Brain
29 29   **Jeehye An
30 30  \\//12:30-14:10 Lunch Break//**
31 -\\14:20-14:50 Modeling cerebral energy metabolism in The Virtual Brain**
32 - Taher Halgurd
33 -**14:50-15:20 Multiscale brain simulation: Coupling of various
34 - neuronal simulators**
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**
35 35   Valery Bragin
36 36  \\//15:20-15:50//**   **//Coffee Break//
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37 37  
38 -**16:00-16:30 Use Case: //In silico// optimization of DBS with multiscale
39 - patient brain models and BIDS standard for computational
40 - models**
36 +**16:00-16:30 Use Case: //In silico// optimization of DBS with multiscale patient brain
37 + models and BIDS standard for computational models**
41 41   Jil Meier
42 -**16:30-17:00 [[Hands-On: Simulate brain stimulation with TVB>>https://drive.ebrains.eu/f/4613082ec49b4e5badf9/?dl=1]]**
39 +**16:30-17:00 Hands-On: Simulate brain stimulation with TVB**
43 43   Anaïs Halimi
44 -**17:00-17:30 Use Case: Brain network modeling for decision support in
45 - dementia**
46 - Leon Stefanovski
41 +**17:00-17:30 Modeling cerebral energy metabolism in The Virtual Brain**
42 + Taher Halgurd
47 47  **17:30-18:00 Simulating cognitive brain function**
48 48   Petra Ritter
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51 51  **Training Materials.**
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