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Tag Archives: curation
Introducing the ‘Cardiac Electrophysiology Web Lab’
I’m pleased to announce Jonathan Cooper and I have made our web portal interface to the cardiac electrophysiology virtual experiments publicly available. It’s called ‘Functional Curation for Cardiac Electrophysiology’, which is a bit of a mouthful, so I’m calling it … Continue reading
Mathematical Matters of the Heart 