Call for Abstracts and Workshops for 2nd VPH International Conference - VPH2012

18 – 20 September 2012, London, UK.
VPH2012 will be an international conference on computational biomedicine, with a clear focus on the integrative aspects of VPH. Special attention will be given to the 'Digital Patient' as well as 'health forecasts'. VPH2012 aims at reaching outside of the VPH community to other equally important communities: systems biology and genomics. In this respect, the vision is to have a conference that truly encompasses all possible scales to model physio/pathology with a clear ICT focus.

The second meeting will take place at the Savoy Place, set beside the Thames in London's city centre. VPH2012 is supported by the European Commission ICT for Health / DG Information Society and Media. The Virtual Physiological Human Network of Excellence is an umbrella project representing the Virtual Physiological Human Initiative set up by the European Commission with a budget of ~ 207 million Euros for the Framework 7 Program.

Four parallel sessions will be held on all days with talks and dedicated poster sessions. Similar to the format of the VPH2010 - where after the meeting, the best VPH2010 papers and posters were published in Interface Focus in a special themed issue on the Virtual Physiological Human.

Call for Workshops
Proposals are solicited for half-day workshops. These Proposals must address areas not covered by the track themes and/or should bridge areas covered by the conference. You must use the VPH 2012 Workshop Proposal Template for your submission. Workshop proposals should be submitted in PDF by e-mailing the proposal to Tara Chapman This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 6 December 2011.

Call for Abstracts
Submissions should be based on one (or more) of the conference themes. Contributors are asked to submit abstracts rather than full papers.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.vph-noe.eu/vph2012

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