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Extended deadline abstracts World TERMIS 2021
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Postdoc: Computational modeling of kidney toxin transport @Maastricht University
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POSTDOC position at SayFood, Thiverval-Grignon, France: Quantitative ultrasound for the investigation of tongue-food interactions during oral processing.
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8 PhD positions in Intervertebral disc Biomechanics and Mechanobiology – H2020 ITN Disc4All
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11th BSRT symposium: when hypotheses become clinical reality – Berlin 2-4 December 2020
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Post-doc position @University of Pavia: computational mechanical models of soft tissues
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Lacuno-canalicular network within mouse bone, separated into osteocyte lacunae (yellow ellipsoid portions) and canaliculi (green tubes)
Philipp Schneider
3D Imaging of a hip replacement stem
Materialise NV
Damage observed in the bone-cement interface under shear loading
Qinghang Zhang
Musculoskeletal modelling in the workplace
John Rasmussen
Micro modelling of trabecular bone
Aura Maria Cardona Ochoa
X-ray structure of bone
Kevin Mader
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
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
5 Nov icSPORTS 2020, Budapest, Hungary
7 Jun 5th Barcelona VPH Summer School
8 Sep BIOMECHANICS 2020, Warsaw, Poland
