By Staff | Barcelona SUpercomputing Center | May 5, 2018

DigiTwins project, in which Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) participates, has received an invitation from the European Commission to enter the next stage of the competition to become an EU Flagship for Future and Emerging Technologies. DigiTwins, a large research initiative in Europe and beyond aims at revolutionizing healthcare and biomedical research for the benefit of citizens and society and at contributing to Europe’s Digital Single Market strategy through the creation of Digital Twins for every European citizen.

By Michael Grieves and John Vickers | Florida Institute of Technology / NASA |  🗓August 2016

By Staff | Materialise |  🗓 11.2023  ⏱  8 minutes to read

By Maged N. Kamel Boulos and Peng Zhang | Journal of Personalized Medicine|  🗓 11.2023  ⏱  8 minutes to read

By Tam N. Nguyen | FDA’s Office of Digital Transformation - Office of Information Security |  🗓Acessed 2023

Staff | Dassault Systemes |  🗓Acessed March, 2024

A new way to understand the human body

By Bench Mark Magazin | NAFEMS | April 24, 2018

International magazine from NAFEMS, the International Association for the Engineering Modelling, Analysis and Simulation Community.

PODCAST - Building the Open Metaverse

Building the Open Metaverse is a podcast that invites a broad range of technical experts to share their insights on how the community is building the metaverse together.

PODCAST - Medical 3D Players: How Can Computer Simulation Save Lives?

Hosted by Pieter Slagmolen and Sebastian de Boodt | NASA | Materialise | Duration: 00:45:01 | OCT 13, 2023

Discussing mass personalization in healthcare — because one size fits no one. This podcast examines key developments with experts in the healthcare industry.

TALK - How will a digital heart improve healthcare? | Ep. 40

Hosted by Keith Shaw | TechTalk T(t) IDG | www.computerworld.com Series/ | Duration: 00:22:38 | APR 19, 2023

Guest: Iris Shelly, research scientist with NTT Research

A scientific project that can create digital representations of the cardiovascular system aims to predict and diagnose diseases in virtual scenarios before applying them to real-world settings. The system can help doctors make better decisions on treatment options, as well as predict potential illnesses down the road. Iris Shelly, a research scientist with NTT Research, joins the show to discuss the project.

PODCAST - Digital Identity

Hosted by Nora Young | CBC Radio | Spark | Duration: 00:53:51 | Jun 03, 2022

Guest: Tracey Follows, author of The Future of You

In the future, will you own your digital self? This futurist thinks so

Edith - European Virtual Human Twin (Edith)

has the objective to frame an inclusive ecosystem of digital twins in healthcare within the EU Member States and associated countries. It will start with a comprehensive mapping of the existing relevant actors, initiatives, resources (i.e., models, data sets, methods, good practices, infrastructures, solutions, services), and barriers in the digital twins. This will ensure adequate clinical representation, while fostering collaboration and integration of all relevant stakeholders, such as solution developers, technology providers, infrastructure providers, end-users (healthcare professionals and patients), regulatory agencies, and Health Technology Assessment (HTA) bodies. EDITH is a Coordination and Support Action (CSA), funded by the European Commission, which will capitalise on the developments of digital technologies, high performance computing, availability and access to research and healthcare data in Europe, with the mission of defining a roadmap to go from separated single organ systems, to data-driven and knowledge-driven fully integrated multiscale and multiorgan whole-body twin. EDITH will facilitate this process by building an evolutionary ecosystem, driven by a consensus among the relevant European communities, and implemented through the aid of practical tools, such as a data/model repository (within the scope of EDITH).

DTC - Digital Twin Consortium

Digital Twin Consortium drives the awareness, adoption, interoperability, and development of digital twin technology. Through a collaborative partnership with industry, academia, and government expertise, the Consortium is dedicated to the overall development of digital twins. We accelerate the market by propelling innovation and guiding outcomes for technology end-users.The members are committed to using digital twins throughout their global operations and supply chains. The consortium is open to any business, organization, or entity with an interest in digital twins. Digital Twin Consortium is part of the Object Management Group®.