231
Plenary1
Imaging methods for validation of computational models
Lynne E Bilston
Australia

244
Plenary1
The role of ischaemia and deformation in the development of pressure related deep tissue injury
Cees Oomens
The Netherlands

252
Plenary1
Transport, mixing and vortical flow structures in arteries and airways
Denis Doorly
UK

259
Plenary1
Numerical and experimental models for the aneurysms of abdominal aorta
Djenane Pamplona
Brazil

261
Plenary2
Computer Simulation of Trabecular Bone Remodeling in Vertebral Bodies
Taiji Adachi
Japan

249
Plenary2
Influence of the fluid-structure interaction in biomechanics : Application to coupled modal analysis and dynamics of the aorta under a impacting shock.
Lalao Rakotomanana
France

255
Plenary2
Efficient Meta Models through Integrated Computational, Statistical and Experimental Methods
Robert Spilker
USA

238
Plenary2
The Challenge of Multiple Scales in the Biological Sciences: Applications in Cerebro-vascular Perfusion
Tim David
Newzeland

257
Plenary2
Prediction of bone formation around drug delivery implants
Dominique Pioletti
Switzerland

250
Plenary3
Some applications in computational mechano-chemo-biology
Manuel Doblare
Spain

232
Plenary3
Foot mechanics: analysis of heel pad tissue behaviour
Arturo Natali
Italy

245
Plenary3
Direct computation of trabecular bone permeability and fluid flow in the marrow space
Glen Niebur
Ireland

247
Plenary3
Innovations in Cell and Molecular Biomechanics
Christopher Jacobs
USA

248
Plenary3
Capturing and modelling facial movement
Stephen Richmond
UK

235
Plenary4
New software tools for modelling reality
Philippe Young
UK

243
Plenary4
Patient Specific Modeling of the Dysplastic Hip
Jeff Weiss
USA

233
Plenary4
Biomechanical models and intraoperative biomechanical
Jos vander Sloten
Belgium

279
Plenary4
Coupling conservation equation to biomathematical models of nano and microscale events
Marc Thiriet
France

253
Plenary4
Muscle coordination of balance during human gait
Marcus Pandy
Australia

256
Plenary5
Biodynamics of the human spine
A Shirazi-Adl
Canada

246
Plenary5
Direction dependent elastic and inelastic mechanical response of cortical bone investigated through nanoindentation testing and finite element simulations
Roberto Contro
Italy

254
Plenary5
The EOS system and subject specific musculoskeletal modelling
Wafa Skalli
France

242
Plenary5
In-vivo and in-vitro studies to determine the constitutive behaviour of the periodontal ligament
Christoph Bourauel
Germany

251
Plenary5
Muliscale and Multiphysics Design of Tissue Engineering Scaffolds
Scott Hollister
USA

258
Plenary6
From lab to market: the role of science to promote industrial applications
Riccardo Pietrabissa
Italy

236
Plenary6
Biomechanical models of the hand: current challenges
Ximo Sancho i Bru
Spain

239
Plenary6
A possible explanation of the bony mechanotransduction process
Jean-Marie Crolet
France

240
Plenary6
Motion Tracking in Images based on Stochastic Filters and Optimization
Joao Tavares
Portugal

241
Plenary6
On the biomechanics of the female pelvic cavity
Renato Natal Jorge
Portugal

234
Plenary7
Towards a patient-specific vascular access for hemodialysis treatment
Pascal Verdonck
Belgium

260
Plenary7
Soft tissue characterization derived from MRI by direct and inverse methods
Marie-Christine Ho-Ba-Tho
France

292
Plenary7
Computational Tools for the Analysis of Long-term Stability of Abdominal Aortic Endografts
C. Alberto Figueroa
Stanford University, USA

299
Plenary7
Finite Element Modelling and Complementary Experiments can Provide Understanding of Tissue Function
Nigel Shrive
Canada

237
Plenary7
FEM and statistical analysis for studying the optimal design of endodontic posts
Antonio Perez
Spain