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No matter if ARM-based with the new M1 chips or x86-based with an Intel CPU – Morpheus from version 2.2.6 supports Macs of both architectures. Under Linux and Windows, all remains as usual.

New GUI functionalities, better performance with OpenMP parallelization of Mappers and Reporters, improved online courses and much more

Creating realistic initial conditions for epithelial tissue models

Check out the new goodies in Morpheus v2.

Our annual course gathered a group of experimental biologists who envision using modeling and simulations later in their PhD projects.

Mac users who upgraded to macOS 10.13 High Sierra may experience problems opening Morpheus. A temporary workaround can be found here.

We are proud to announce the feature complete release candidate of the coming Morpheus 2.0. From September 28th on everyone is invited to test the binary packages while we keep updating the documentation for the final release.

After we were made aware that the binary package for MS Windows were outdated, we have now built and uploaded the Windows packages. They now reflect the current master branch. Please find the new version on the download page.

As part of a graduate school workshop on Systems Biology at the HZI in Braunschweig, we gave a one-day workshop on multi-scale modeling of multicellular systems.

A recent review in Current Opinion in Biotechnology on multi-class and multi-scale models of complex biological phenomena mentions Morpheus: “[…] software tools, most recently Morpheus and Smoldyn […], have been developed to allow a broader audience to access this framework.