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VPH 2022 – Less than 2 weeks to the conference! 6-9 September, Porto, Portugal  

Uncategorised Posted by ISB GroupPosted on Thu, August 25, 2022 16:41:59

Dont miss the chance to meet us at The Virtual Physiologiacl Human Conference 2022!

We have three presentations and our digital twin will be a part of the welcome reception

Dancing Digital Twins performance

Welcome reception, 7th September, 19:30 Auditorium

Unique collaboration between the Swedish researcher and pianist Gunnar Cedersund and choreographer and dancer Julia Bengtsson fuses digital twin technology and visualization with dance and music

Nicolas Sundqvist

Presentation, 8th September

Session 14: Multiscale modelling. 8.30-10.30, Room 2

An interconnected multi-level mechanistic model of the human brain

Oscar Arrestam

Presentation, 9th September

Session 22: Computational modeling in health and disease 4. 8.45-10.15 Room 2

Digital twin predicting diet response before and after long-term fasting (see poster below)

Gunnar Cedersund

Presentation, 9th September

Session 25: Computational tools and simulation in biomechanics 4

10.30-12.30 Auditorium

M4-health: digital twins that follow you throughout your health journey



The IEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference (EMBC)

Events Posted by ISB GroupPosted on Mon, August 22, 2022 07:00:00

In the middle of July, Kajsa Tunedal went to Glasgow to attend the IEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference (EMBC) (https://embc.embs.org/2022/) and presented an ePoster: “Insights of Hemodynamic Changes in Hypertension and Diabetes through a 4D Flow MRI-Based Personalized Cardiovascular Model”. It was a great experience starting with a very scottish opening ceremony and followed by many interesting talks, workshops, and meetings with other modellers and researchers with interests in cardiovascular mechanisms and measurements.

Kajsa Tundedal showing her poster at the IEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference
Opening cermony at the EMBC conference


Last day to register: BME@LiU 2022

Events Posted by ISB GroupPosted on Thu, April 14, 2022 07:00:00

Today is the last day to register to the Biomedical Engineering conference at Linköping University the 28th of April, BME@LiU 2022.

Don’t miss the chance to see cool examples of combination between technology and medicine. You will be able to meet companies, researchers, and students. Get inspired, learn more about cutting-edge research, and why not discuss new collaborations. The conference will be held at Campus US, but you can also join us online.

For more information about the conference click here.

To register click here.

Contact: bme.at.liu@imt.liu.se



28th of April: A Biomedical Engineering conference at Linköping University

Events Posted by ISB GroupPosted on Tue, April 12, 2022 07:00:00

The Biomedical Engineering conference at Linköping University BME@LiU 2022 is a day filled with activities related to the field of Biomedical Engineering. The conference reaches out to researchers, companies, and organizations, who support, contribute to, or utilize Biomedical Engineering Technologies. This involves development of state-of-the-art technologies such as biosensors, medical imaging, AI, eHealth, visualization, with many applications in Life Sciences, e.g., circulatory and metabolic diseases, inflammation, neurological diseases and cancer.

BME@LiU 2022 will offer several levels of engagement: invited and contributed talks, posters, exhibitions, mingling arenas, and a dinner.

Details

When? April 28, 08.00 – 17.00

Where? Campus US at LiU and online

Last date to register: April 14 2022. To register, click here

More information about the conference can be found here.

Contact: bme.at.liu@imt.liu.se

Keynote speakers:

Torbjörn Kronander, CEO Sectra

Jessica C. Ramella-Roman, Dr/Associate professor at the Medical Photonics Laboratory

Lena Miranda, CEO Linköping Science Park

Gerhard Andersson, Professor at the Department of Behavioural Sciences and Learning (IBL)