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After we were made aware that the binary package for MS Windows were outdated, we have now built and uploaded the Windows packages.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.

We are proud to announce the release of a beta version of the new Morpheus 2.0! This release provides a wide range of new features to make modeling more flexible and the graphical interface more intuitive.

Lots of Morpheus events this month! Besides the thesis defense by Walter de Back, we did a workshop for IMB, TU Dresden and ICB, Helmholtz München, a course on tissue patterning for the Dresden Graduate School for Biomedicine and Bioengineering (DIGS-BB) and a workshop for the SysBio group at UNLP in Argentina (see the pictures).

We are currently preparing a major new release of Morpheus, version 2.0! This release adds transparency, customizability and extensibility. The source code will be distributed under an open source license. Morpheus 2 includes a stable API to enable plugin development.

The German Stem Cell Network organized a workshop on Computational Stem Cell Biology in Dresden, 1-2 December 2014. Morpheus was used in a hands-on session to construct multicellular and multiscale models.

We are happy to announce the release of a brand new version of Morpheus! Version 1.2 improves modeling flexibility, automatic scheduling and computational efficiency. It features a new preview panel and we added three new example models showing new features.

We have opened a new forum for questions from users. Please use this forum for modeling issues, implementation questions, bug reports and feature requests. To post a question, visit the Morpheus user forum or mail it to morpheus-users@googlegroups.