Digital Twins
Mechanistic, patient-specific models spanning molecule to whole body that mirror an individual's physiology, enabling simulation-based prediction of disease progression and treatment response.
Read more on livermetabolism.comSystems Medicine, Digital Twins & AI
Research software engineering for systems medicine: open-source tools, standards and reproducible workflows for digital twins of the liver and human physiology. Professor of Metabolic Inflammation and Carcinogenesis of the Liver at the University of Lübeck (UKSH, Campus Lübeck) and head of the König Lab at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

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Mechanistic, patient-specific models spanning molecule to whole body that mirror an individual's physiology, enabling simulation-based prediction of disease progression and treatment response.
Read more on livermetabolism.comMachine learning combined with mechanistic modeling to extract patterns from complex biomedical data and support predictive, personalized decision-making in medicine.
Read more on livermetabolism.comComputational and AI-driven analysis of whole-slide histology images to quantify tissue structure, zonation, and disease patterns at scale.
Read more on livermetabolism.comPhysiologically based pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic (PBPK/PD) modeling of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion to support precision dosing.
Read more on livermetabolism.comOpen, FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable), and reproducible models, data, and software that the research community can build on.
Read more on livermetabolism.comOpen-source software developed and maintained over many years.
Pharmacokinetics database
The first FAIR-compliant open database for pharmacokinetics, integrating clinical and pre-clinical trial data. PK-DB enables reproducible PBPK/PD modeling and individualized simulations and has become a key infrastructure for computational pharmacology research.
Python utilities for SBML
A versatile Python library that streamlines working with SBML models: model creation, annotation, reports, and integration with libSBML. Widely used in reproducible modeling workflows across systems biology.
SBML simulation made easy
A lightweight Python package that simplifies simulations of SBML models on top of libRoadRunner: timecourses, scans, parameter fitting and reports, lowering the entry barrier for model testing and teaching.
Metadata and COMBINE archives in Python
Python utilities for working with metadata, ontologies and identifiers, and for reading and writing COMBINE archives, so that models and data carry the annotations that make them FAIR.
Python library for SBGN
A Python library for the Systems Biology Graphical Notation (SBGN), supporting standardized visualization and exchange of pathway maps.
Web visualization of FEM models
A browser-based visualization tool for finite element method (FEM) simulation results, making FEM-based digital twin models interactively explorable and shareable directly from the web.
SBML for Cytoscape 3
A widely used Cytoscape app for the visualization of SBML models in network contexts, enabling intuitive exploration of complex models in systems biology and bioinformatics.
GitHub activity across the repositories listed on this page, refreshed daily.
The latest release of every repository on this page that published one in the last two years, newest first, with a summary of its release notes.
A report can be read on a phone: below 768 px the report shows the tables or the inspector, one at a time, and no page scrolls sideways any more. · a window narrower than 768 px…
an annotation resource of a collection the identifiers.org registry does not know is normalized like every other resource: http://identifiers.org/sabiork/1406 is written as…
Omex.from_directory, and with it Omex.from_omex and Omex.from_url, add the entries in the order of the manifest, followed by the files which the manifest does not list, sorted by…
A patch release of the plotting: the axis labels of a figure, an inspection of the figure model and of its matplotlib rendering, and the citation. · the axis label follows the…
every change goes into develop through a pull request; the tests, ruff, ty and the documentation build have to pass before a merge is possible · the master branch is renamed to…
fixed import failure when hopsy was not installed
Major new capability: variable stoichiometries. · Support for variable stoichiometries is now present and should be complete: all the SBML Test Suite cases with variable and named…
first working prototype
Small fix to SED-ML handling of files with paths. SimpleSEDML should now work on Windows.
fixed deprecation issues with HTML escape · release documentation added to repository · Fix ':' in network names · Update OLS to OLS4, #353 (@kyxhik) · fixing url patterns and…
updated code licensing to MIT · removed travis · uv installation · updated postgres to version 18 · python update to py3.9 and pinned versions for stability
Everything else: libraries, apps, models and community projects, grouped by topic.
SBML4Humans: SBML report for humans
PK/PD pharmacometric analysis utilities in python
BRENDA parser in python
Encoding Dynamic Flux Balance Analysis in SBML
Tellurium Web Tools
COBRApy is a package for constraint-based modeling of metabolic networks.
libRoadRunner: A high-performance SBML simulator
Python Environment for Modeling and Simulating Biological Systems
Simulation Experiment Description Markup Language (SED-ML)
Cytoscape 3 app to access kinetic information from SABIO-RK
Minimal example including taverna robundle
[DEPRECATED] cy2sabiork: SABIO-RK for Cytoscape 2
cy2sbml: SBML for Cytoscape 2
Metabolism module of WholeCell model
Hepatic glucose model
the reduced model developed in salt lake city