GSoC is a yearly event organized by Google in order to support the Open Source community around the world – by paying beginners to work in open source projects during summer.

We would love to see students from Cluj getting more involved in international IT activities. Participating in GSoC is a great opportunity to improve your CV!

GSoC is a yearly event organized by Google in order to support the Open Source community around the world – by paying students to work during summer.

We would love to see students from Cluj getting more involved in international IT activities. Participating in GSoC is a great opportunity to improve your CV!

**You can contact [Codema

Software for science and research is inevitably as powerful as it is complex. Codemart's whole brain simulator The Virtual Brain (TVB) is no exception, looking a little bit overwhelming for new users.

That's why we're extremely happy about the result of our recent collaboration with our client, Charité's [B

GSoC is a yearly event organized by Google in order to support the Open Source community around the world – by paying students to work during summer.

We would love to see students from Cluj getting more involved in international IT activities. Participating in GSoC is a great opportunity to improve your CV!

**You can contact [Codema

**Codemart science developers were invited to attend the prestigious Human Brain Project Summit & Open Days in Athens, presenting our work for the Brain Simulation Section of Charité University Medicine Berlin and the Institute de Neurosciences des Systèmes of A

Codemart developed the back-end software for the new website of Brain Simulation Section of Charité University Medicine in Berlin, Germany.

This project is led by our longtime design partner two tribes in Stuttgart, Germany. The back-end software is based on the [Zwei framework](/codemart/zwei/

Codemart is one of 17 European research partners forming a consortium dubbed "The VirtualBrainCloud", led by the Brain Simulation Section of Charité University medicine in Berlin, Germany.

The main goal is to create a cloud-based brain simulation platform that integrates data from many centers and in the future can serve as clinical decis