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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
Once again, Codemart is collaborating with the INCF (International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility) to mentor students working on neuroinformatics challenges!
Since June, 3 students are improving and extending [The Virtual Brain](https://www.codemart.ro/codemart/zwei/code#pid_815 "Learn
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 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