J W Fenner, B Brook, G Clapworthy, P V Coveney, V Feipel, H Gregersen, D R Hose, P Kohl, P Lawford, K M McCormack, D Pinney, S R Thomas, S Van Sint Jan, S Waters, M Viceconti
Biomedical science and its allied disciplines are entering a new era in which computational methods and technologies are poised to play a prevalent role in supporting collaborative investigation of the human body. Within Europe, this has its focus in the virtual physiological human (VPH), which is an evolving entity that has emerged from the EuroPhysiome initiative and the strategy for the EuroPhysiome (STEP) consortium. The VPH is intended to be a solution to common infrastructure needs for physiome projects across the globe, providing a unifying architecture that facilitates integration and prediction, ultimately creating a framework capable of describing Homo sapiens in silico...
September 13, 2008: Philosophical Transactions. Series A, Mathematical, Physical, and Engineering Sciences