About this book series
In 2016, Springer and Simula launched an Open Access series called the Simula SpringerBriefs on Computing. This series aims to provide concise introductions to the research areas in which Simula specializes: scientific computing, software engineering, communication systems, machine learning and cybersecurity. These books are written for graduate students, researchers, professionals and others who are keenly interested in the science of computing, and each volume presents a compact, state-of-the-art disciplinary overview and raises essential critical questions in the field.
Simula’s focus on computational physiology has grown considerably over the last decade, with the development of multi-scale mathematical models of excitable tissues (brain and heart) that are becoming increasingly complex and accurate. This subseries represents a new branch of the SimulaSpringer Briefs that is specifically focused on computational physiology. Each volume in the series will introduce and explore one or more sub-fields of computational physiology, and present models and tools developed to address the fundamental research questions of the field. Whenever possible, the software used will be made publicly available.
By publishing the Simula SpringerBriefs on Computing and the sub-series on computational physiology, Simula Research Laboratory acts on its mandate of emphasizing research education. Books in the series are published by invitation from one of the editors, and authors interested in publishing in the series are encouraged to contact any member of the editorial board.
- Part of this series
- Simula SpringerBriefs on Computing
- Electronic ISSN
- 2730-7743
- Print ISSN
- 2730-7735
- Editor-in-Chief
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- Joakim Sundnes
- Series Editor
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- Kimberly J. McCabe,
- Andrew D. McCulloch,
- Aslak Tveito
