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New textbook chapter – Modelling Drug Induced Proarrhythmic Risk and a challenge for whole-heart computational modellers

A little note to say that a textbook chapter I wrote last year is now online and available as part of the Springer Reference work “Drug Discovery and Evaluation: Safety and Pharmacokinetic Assays“ The chapter is available here, and if … Continue reading

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Three potassium channel modelling papers

Just a quick note to tell you about our latest batch of papers in the “Heart By Numbers” special issue of Biophysical Journal which arose from a meeting in Berlin last year. They are all about IKr, the rapid-delayed rectifying … Continue reading

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Short and rich voltage-clamp protocols

This is a quick post to tell you all about Kylie’s new paper on sinusoidal-wave based voltage clamp protocols that has been published in the Journal of Physiology, and there’s an associated commentary from Ele Grandi. In the paper, some … Continue reading

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In-silico Action Potential Prediction Web Portal

This post is to announce that we are making our in-silico action potential prediction web portal (AP-predict) available for public use. The portal is free, you just need to register for an account. We’d be happy to have any feedback on … Continue reading

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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

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