Conference Topics

• Biomaterials, Tissue and Cell Engineering
• Biomechanics
• Biomedical Decision-Support Systems
• Biomedical Imaging and Visualization
• Cardiovascular Engineering
• Computational Biology and Chemistry
• Mechanobiology
• Molecular Dynamics, Dissipative Particle Dynamics
• Multiscale and Multiphysics Modelling
• Musculoskeletal Systems
• Nanomedicine and Microfluidics
• Neural Engineering
• Patient-Specific Modelling
• Population-Based Modelling
• Signal Processing and Data Mining in Medicine
• Sports Bioengineering

Mini-Symposia

See outlines of the mini-symposia and contact details of the organizers on the conference webpage.

• MS01: Multi-scale mechanics and mechanobiology of arteries
  Stéphane Avril & Claire Morin
• MS02: Effect of biophysical stresses on blood and vascular cells
  Abdul Barakat & Christian Wagner
• MS03: Modeling bone’s response to mechanical signals
  Peter Augat & Sandra Shefelbine
• MS04: Computational biomechanics in orthopedics
  Dieter H. Pahr & Andreas G. Reisinger
• MS05: Reproductive soft tissue biomechanics
  Elisabete Silva, Dulce Oliveira & Renato Natal
• MS06: Computational approaches to cardiovascular medicine
  Francesco Moscato & Gernot Plank
• MS07: Computational methods for tissue engineering
  André Castro, Rui Ruben, Pasquale Vena & Sara Checa
• MS08: Biomechanical modelling by coupling mechanics, biology and chemistry
  Michele Marino, Alessio Gizzi & Giuseppe Vairo
• MS09: Collective mechanics of cellular scale processes
  Sebastian Fürthauer
• MS10: Multiscale assessment of bone remodeling and adaptation using novel experimental and computational methods
  Peter Pivonka, David Thomas & David Cooper
• MS11: Corneal biomechanics
  Jean-Marc Allain
• MS12: Additive manufacturing in the hospital setting: challenges, obstacles, and outlook
  Emir Benca & Francesco Moscato
• MS13: Cell-based models in mechanobiology
  Bart Smeets & Paul Van Liedekerke
• MS14: Inverse modeling and uncertainty quantification in biomechanics
  Ankush Aggarwal & John C Brigham
• MS15: Integrating machine learning and multiscale modeling – advances, challenges and future possibilities
  Tijana Geroski & Nenad Filipović
• MS16: Molecular biomechanics
  Dinesh Katti & Kalpana Katti
• MS17: Multi-scale modelling of biomechanical systems and their simulation using neural networks
  Alf Gerisch & Raimondo Penta
• MS18: Mechanical characterization of biological and bioinspired materials
  Ange-Therese Akono
• MS19: Computational cancer mechanobiology
  José Manuel García Aznar, Eoin McEvoy & María Angeles Pérez Ansón
• MS20: Multiscale modelling of flows and transport in tissues
  Eduard Rohan, Thibault Lemaire
• MS21: Bioinspired self-healing structural materials
  Nima Rahbar
• MS22: Continuum biomechanics of active biological systems
  Tim Ricken, Oliver Röhrle