Success at our multi-scale modelling competition


Modelathon 2018 received very positive feedback from our participants. Find out more


1st EPSRC MultiSim Interdisciplinary Workshop on Multiscale Modelling


29th March 2019, from 12 - 5 pm

ICOSS Conference Centre, University of Sheffield

Event Report


Insigneo Institute for in silico Medicine


The Insigneo Institute for in silico Medicine has been created to achieve the scientific ambition behind the Virtual Physiological Human (VPH), producing a transformational impact on healthcare.  Find out more


An introduction to our research


Focused on the human musculoskeletal system but designed as a generic platform to address other engineering challenges that involve multi-scale modelling, unobservable states and variables and uncertainty. Find out more


Background

MultiSim is a £6.7 million EPSRC Frontier Engineering Award project based  at the University of Sheffield's Insigneo Institute for in silico Medicine. This five year multidisciplinary project started on 1st September 2013, and extended until 1st September 2021 with Progression Grant funding, involving academics from the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Healthcare. M...

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Publications: find out more about our research

Effect of cell sample size in atomic force microscopy nanoindentation

Effect of cell sample size in atomic force microscopy nanoindentation

Graphical Abstract, showing cells, atomic force microscopy and the effect of sample size on the coefficient of variance of the Young's modulus of the cells Cells in the human body can be classified in many...
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Pre-operative Prediction of Soft Tissue Balancing in Knee Arthoplasty

Pre-operative Prediction of Soft Tissue Balancing in Knee Arthoplasty

The definition of the body joints: ball socket (hip) and hinge (knee and ankle) A 2011 survey made over 18 developed high income countries reported that over 1.3 million total knee replacements are perform...
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Prenatal growth map of the mouse knee joint by means of deformable registration technique

Prenatal growth map of the mouse knee joint by means of deformable registration technique

Methodological Pipeline Joint morphogenesis is the process of development of the joint that starts before the birth. It is important to study joint morphogenesis in order to understand how it is relate...
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Our goals and aspirations

Dr Enrico Dall'Ara, MultiSim Work Package Leader
“The goal of Multisim is to combine experimental, imaging and computational approaches to improve current preclinical and clinical assessment of musculoskeletal diseases and to optimise treatments for patients”
Dr Claudia Mazzà , Director of MultiSim
“MultiSim wants to bring the most advanced engineering techniques to the service of the patient by working on clinically-ready solutions for the personalisation of healthcare.”