Author Archives: Brock Tice, VP of Operations

An article was recently published in which CardioSolv’s CTO Gernot Plank worked with partners to scale simulations with our CARP simulator to 16000 cores. This is an important step toward simulating the human heart in real time, eventually for the … Continue reading →

Some time ago I wrote a brand-new, MPI-based, parallel data post-processing tool for analyzing the output of our CARP simulator. I have now uploaded it to github here. It is modular in design (as the name implies) and it is … Continue reading →

CardioSolv is now offering trial licenses of our CARP simulator. If you would like a trial license, please sign up here.

CardioSolv was recently awarded a Phase I Small Business Initiative for Research (SBIR) grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to help us develop our technologies into forms more readily usable by the pharmaceutical and device industries. Here’s the project … Continue reading →

CardioSolv is looking for input from clinical electrophysiologists on a new project that we’re pursuing. If you’d like to get in on the ground level of development for this exciting project, please contact us!. We hope to be able to … Continue reading →

If you work in, or are otherwise interested in cardiac simulation, what meetings do you attend? Heart Rhythm? AHA? Cardiostim? BMES? Would you like to see CardioSolv there? If so, what would you like to see from us? Of course, … Continue reading →

Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators are the best solution to a number of electrical problems with the heart, and result in a measurable improvement in quality and length of life for those that need them. However, a recent study entitled Evaluation of Early … Continue reading →