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The PerMedCoE project gathered more than 30 attendees from 12 of its consortium partners in Barcelona for the project’s fourth general assembly meeting (GAM) to discuss the project status, management and concrete plans forward for the project’s last year.
We demonstrate several applications of differentiating optimal solutions of constraint-based metabolic models, and show how it connects to classic metabolic control analysis
PerMedCoE partners at Institut Curie and the University of Heidelberg developed a workflow that facilitates the prediction of personalised targeted drug combinations for cancer treatment, using CARNIVAL (Trairathphisan et al. 2021), PROFILE (Béal et al. 2019) and MaBoSS (Stoll et al. 2012, 2017) software. As a proof of concept, the workflow has successfully been run on the BSC MareNostrum 4 supercomputer.
Our Autumn agenda of courses cover topics such as data protection and security, cobrexa.ji and croupier.
Researchers from European and North American universities will gather at the headquarters of the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre to compare tools simulating agent-based models used in biomedical projects.