European Society The European Society of Biomechanics was founded in 1976 at a meeting in Brussels of 20 scientists from 11 countries. Our goal is to encourage research, disseminate knowledge and promote progress in Biomechanics. It is now the largest Biomechanics society in Europe with over 1500 members.
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The 27th Congress of ESB will be held in Porto, Portugal. The congress will take place at the Alfandega Porto Congress Center, situated in the heart of Porto’s historic city centre, from 26-29 June 2022. For more information esbiomech2022.org. We are …
EU-funded Doctoral College ENROL – Engineering of Life Sciences @TU Wien
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Postdoctoral fellowship on predictive simulations to inform personalized rehabilitation programs for knee OA patients @KULeuven
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Non-Tenure Track Faculty position at Department of Biomedical Engineering @Rochester Institute of Technology
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Postdoc position on Optimized Surgical Techniques and Materials through Multi-Physics Organ Modelling @TU Delft
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2 Faculty positions in the Cardiovascular Biomechanics group @TUDelft
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2 PhD positions in Biomedical Engineering with focus on mechanobiological modeling @Lund University
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A knee prosthesis with built in instrumentation to monitor performance.
Georg Bergmann
Engineering model of a foetus within the womb
Marco Parente
Aortic valve simulation
Simone Morganti
Musculoskeletal modelling in the workplace
John Rasmussen
3D Imaging of a hip replacement stem
Materialise NV
Using a neuromusculoskeletal based controller for exoskeleton, natural and efficient assistance can be devised using electromyograms and joint angle
Guillaume Durandau
X-ray structure of bone
Kevin Mader
3D Imaging of abdominal aortic aneurysm
Materialise NV
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
Musculoskeletal modelling of a cyclist
John Rasmussen
14 Dec Young Researchers Workshop in Mathematical and Numerical Cardiac Modeling
23 May 6TH VPH SUMMER SCHOOL 23-25 May 2022
26 Jun 27th Congress of the ESB (ESBiomech2022) 26-29 June 22
9 Jul 28th Congress of the ESB (ESBiomech2023) 9-12 july 2023
