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2 2  == [[image:https://www.brainsimulation.org/bsw/img/9687/text_illustration_maxi@2x||alt="Virtual Course Series Summer 2022 Banner"]] ==
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5 -**The Virtual Brain in Clinical Research: An Introduction**.
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8 -Charite, June 28th, 2022 to September 13th, 2022
5 +== **The Virtual Brain in Clinical Research: An Introduction**. Charite, June 28th, 2022 to September 13th, 2022 ==
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12 -== What can I find here? ==
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14 -* Presentation slides from course's lecture: **Week 7 “The Virtual Brain and multiscale co-simulation” **– Dr. Dionysios Perdikis.
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16 -=== Guide to run the use-case notebook ===
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18 -1. Run the EBRAINS TVB-NEST development app by browsing to [[https:~~/~~/tvb-nest-dev.apps.hbp.eu/>>url:https://tvb-nest.apps.hbp.eu/]] and logging in with your EBRAINS account. (The first time you log-in, you might need to try several times by refreshing the page, until it works for you!)
19 -1. Navigate to "TVB-NEST-Examples/documented_example_notebooks" folder, and copy paste the WilsonCowan.ipynb notebookt, upwards to the "Contributed-Notebooks" folder, which offers user-specific persistent storage.
20 -1. Run the WilsonCowan.ipynb notebook.
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