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The 25th Congress of ESB will take place in Vienna, Austria from 7 – 10 July 2019. ESB 2019 is jointly organized by Philipp THURNER (TU Wien), Dieter PAHR (TU Wien & KL Krems), and Christian HELLMICH (TU Wien). The …
In the frame of the Strituvad project we are opening a new position for communication officer. The position is initially for 12 months, but can be extended for additional two. The aim of this research contract is the creation of a community …
Scope: The objective of the position is to develop a PhD work on the subject “Numerical study for Cardiovascular stent: design and analysis”. The aim of the work will be to analyze the expansion of the stent and the contact …
22 Nov Spanish ESB Chapter Meeting (Castellon)
23 Nov Austrian Bone Conference – ABC 2018
10 Dec Engineering the Knee 2018, London, UK
24 Apr 1st Course on Translational Research and Commercialization of Medical Devices, Leuven, Belgium
7 Jul ESB 2019 (Vienna, Austria
14 Aug CMBBE 2019, New York, USA
X-ray structure of bone
Kevin Mader
Musculoskeletal modelling in the workplace
John Rasmussen
3D computational particle-based model of a cross-linked actin network
Carlos Borau
In vitro sideways fall: fracture was filmed with a high-speed camera (20000fps). The first sign of fracture on the medial side is visible in frame (B). Frame (A) was taken 0.8msec before (B). Fracture is completely visible in (C), 114msec after frame (B)
Luca Cristofolini
Morphological analysis of orientation and density of trabecular bone
Dieter H. Pahr
3D imaging of a total hip prosthesis
Alberto Audenino
Aortic valve simulation
Simone Morganti
Functional imaging of a mouse tail vertebra
Floor Lambers
Lacuno-canalicular network within mouse bone, separated into osteocyte lacunae (yellow ellipsoid portions) and canaliculi (green tubes)
Philipp Schneider
Damage observed in the bone-cement interface under shear loading
Qinghang Zhang
Posdoc Position in characterization and modeling of elastic protein @ Université de Lyon (France)
PhD Positions in Failure Criterion for Implanted Bone Screws @KLKREMS
Webinar: THR Planning with Corin OPS and Simpleware Software
Applications Engineer – Simpleware Software, Exeter, UK
PhD Project – Cardiff / Synopsys Inc Exeter, England, United Kingdom
PhD Project – Luxembourg / Synopsys Inc Exeter, England, United Kingdom
