The DDMoRe foundation is happy to share with you the winner of our last challenge.
The challenge recognizes the effort any scientist took to share model code, its associated annotations and simulated dataset into the public domain via the DDMoRe Repository. *The winner is Thierry Buclin* Please join us to give a big thank you to Thierry who took the time to support transparency in science. Thanks to Thierry a model has been shared on colistin in patients receiving continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT). Did you model already such data? Now, thanks to Thierry, you can benefit from his work shared online; (see the model into http://repository.ddmore.foundation/model/DDMODEL00000295) *Thierry says: “The submission needs a bit of time to understand precisely what is required and where to put it. But the result is satisfying, and makes you also able to better appreciate models shared by others. No doubt that DDMoRe will continue to improve and to mushroom, as data and model sharing become an imperative component of scientific research” * *We encourage you to also share your work or to contribute by joining our community groups <https://www.ddmore.foundation/meet-us/> (https://www.ddmore.foundation/meet-us/ <https://www.ddmore.foundation/meet-us/>).* *The repository is filled with more than 135 annotated models which are directly accessible and executable. Last year, a total of 1575 files have been downloaded from more than 32 countries and from all continents. * *The DDMoRe repository volunteers team* *The model repository challenge occurred in 2018 and was sponsored by: BAST, Pharmetheus, SGS-Exprimo, OCCAMS, Calvagone, and Merck Serono.*
