The 12 Labours project has recently been funded by the NZ Government’s Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to extend the Physiome Project infrastructure and to develop clinical workflows. The overall goal for 12 Labours is to further develop the predictive modelling capability that ABI and its international partners have built in the Physiome Project, and to add personalised modelling and various forms of the wearable or implantable device to assist in the clinical diagnosis and treatment of a range of medical conditions. As you may already know, ABI is leading the International Physiome Project for the International Union of Physiological Sciences (IUPS), and helping to lead the Virtual Physiological Human (VPH) project for the VPH Institute.  

The 12 Labours seminar series provides an opportunity for the wider biomedical engineering community to engage with the research being performed at ABI in collaboration with our international partners.  

Each seminar will be recorded, and a Q&A session will be live for 48 hours following the seminar. You can find more details on the topics and register for each seminar by going to (Cassyni) https://cassyni.com/series/Lbtvg3MEcPVTGhSVdE1QNv.