Physiome Sciences


Publicly hosted, open-source repository and toolset for multiscale computational physiology. Maintains an indexed archive of curated physiological and biophysical models (433 active models listed), distributes a simulation environment and modular model-construction tools, publishes reproducibility and verification guidelines, and provides training materials and course archives for researchers and educators.

Industries

biotechnology

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Physiome Sciences

University of Washington, Seattle, WA (contact affiliation shown on site)


Products

Collections of open model archives and tutorials

Domain-specific collections of open-source models and tutorials (examples include lung, cardiac, vascular, transport and enzymatic kinetics) packaged for download and interactive exploration.

Consolidated model database index

Aggregated index and cross-archive search interface that links models and metadata across multiple external repositories to aid discovery at scale.


Services

Provision of downloadable binaries and source distributions of a cross-platform simulation environment for building, running and analyzing physiological models.

Hosting, searchable indexing and web-based execution of physiological models with facilities for parameter exploration, visualization and archive download.

Guidelines, reproducibility templates, validation checklists and archived course materials (daily zip packages) to support reproducible model development and community training.

Expertise Areas

  • Multiscale physiological modeling
  • Computational modeling of transport and exchange (BTEX/CTEX)
  • Cardiopulmonary and circulatory system modeling
  • Model interoperability and format conversion
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Key Technologies

  • Java-based simulation engine
  • Declarative mathematical modeling language
  • ODE, DAE and PDE numerical solvers
  • Stochastic (Gillespie) simulation methods
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News & Updates

Workshop focusing on linking electrophysiology, mechanics and metabolism to foster integrated models.

Peer-reviewed article describing the simulation system and its role in reproducible modeling and data analysis.

The repository lists 433 active models spanning multiple physiological domains and mathematical formulations.

Beta database indexing models across multiple external archives providing large-scale aggregated search.


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