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FIFTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER
METHODS IN BIOMECHANICS AND BIOMEDICAL
ENGINEERING
http://www.uwcm.ac.uk/biorome/
31 OCTOBER – 3 NOVEMBER, 2001 ROME, ITALY
(JOLLY HOTEL MIDAS)
ORGANISERS
JOHN MIDDLETON & MALCOLM JONES, WALES, UK
NIGEL SHRIVE, CANADA
INVITED SPEAKERS AND ADVISORY PANEL
AURELIA CAPPOZZO, ROBERTO CONTRO, JEAN-MARIE CROLET, TIM DAVID, SAM
EVANS, JEAN HEEGAARD, MARIE-CHRISTINE HOBATHO, SCOTT HOLLISTER, RIK
HUISKES, CHRIS JACOBS, IVARS KNETS, ARTURO NATALI, KARK PERKTOLD,
ANDREW MCCULLOCH, CEES OOMENS, RICCARDO PIETRABISSA, LALAO
RAKATOMANANAN, BRUCE SIMON, JOS VANDER SLOTEN, ROBERT SPILKER,
KINIMICHI SOMA, DAVID STEINMAN, GRANT STEVEN, DAVID TAYLOR, MARCO
VICECONTI
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS - 30 JUNE 2001
ACCEPTANCE OF ABSTRACTS - 31 JULY 2001
(NB: The proceedings for the Lisbon Symposium have now been published
and mailed to those that attended the meeting. For further
information on this please email Phil Betts:
(philippa.betts@gbmis.gbhap.com)
SYMPOSIUM TOPICS:
BIOMECHANICS AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
** Medical device modelling and design: design/ analysis/
optimisation of medical devices, experimental validation, prediction
of short & long term tissue interactions
** Motion analysis and simulation: measurement and analysis of human
and animal movement, estimation of bone positions during movement,
simulation and modelling of the musculoskeletal system, impact &
injury biomechanics
** Cellular biomechanics: bone remodelling, mechano-transduction,
tissue engineering, implant - bone interface analysis, wound and
fracture healing, hierarchical methods
** Soft tissues: Analysis, material models and testing of soft
tissue, skin, ligaments, tendons, muscles
** Poroelasticity: Fluid transport, modelling of porous media,
coupled mechanical/fluid/species transport in biological tissue
** Medical computing: medical imaging including image based surgical
devices (tools and implants), CT/X ray/MRI/ultrasound, scanning
techniques for tissue characterisation, medical informatics and
virtual reality systems, computer aided surgery
** Biofluids: CFD, blood flow, fluid/ structure interactions,
cardiovascular mechanics
** Damage and fracture mechanics: damage accumulation, fatigue, life
prediction, computational fracture mechanics
** Computational methods in biomechanics: solvers, algorithms,
parallel processing, boundary element and other methods
DENTAL BIOMECHANICS AND MATERIALS
(Supported by EPSRC Biodental Network: http://biodental.uwcm.ac.uk)
** Modelling and response of tissue and materials: dental restorative
materials, implants, cements and ceramics, tissue response to loads
and materials, wear of occlusal surfaces
** Craniofacial mechanics: jaw movement relationship to food particle
flow, skeletal pattern and masticatory function, modelling of
TMJ/occlusal behaviour, oral/maxillofacial reconstruction procedures
** Orthodontic appliances: modelling of appliances/brackets, material
laws for the periodontal ligament, orthodontic tooth movement, shape
memory materials, novel attachment systems
** Reconstruction techniques: rapid prototyping, patient dependent
modelling, image analysis and computer assisted surgical techniques
John Middleton, Reader in Biomechanical Engineering
Dept. of Basic Dental Science (Biomechanics Unit)
University of Wales College of Medicine
Dental School, Heath Park
Cardiff CF4 4XY, Wales, UK
Telfax: 02920 682161
email: middletonj2@cardiff.ac.uk
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FIFTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER
METHODS IN BIOMECHANICS AND BIOMEDICAL
ENGINEERING
http://www.uwcm.ac.uk/biorome/
31 OCTOBER – 3 NOVEMBER, 2001 ROME, ITALY
(JOLLY HOTEL MIDAS)
ORGANISERS
JOHN MIDDLETON & MALCOLM JONES, WALES, UK
NIGEL SHRIVE, CANADA
INVITED SPEAKERS AND ADVISORY PANEL
AURELIA CAPPOZZO, ROBERTO CONTRO, JEAN-MARIE CROLET, TIM DAVID, SAM
EVANS, JEAN HEEGAARD, MARIE-CHRISTINE HOBATHO, SCOTT HOLLISTER, RIK
HUISKES, CHRIS JACOBS, IVARS KNETS, ARTURO NATALI, KARK PERKTOLD,
ANDREW MCCULLOCH, CEES OOMENS, RICCARDO PIETRABISSA, LALAO
RAKATOMANANAN, BRUCE SIMON, JOS VANDER SLOTEN, ROBERT SPILKER,
KINIMICHI SOMA, DAVID STEINMAN, GRANT STEVEN, DAVID TAYLOR, MARCO
VICECONTI
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS - 30 JUNE 2001
ACCEPTANCE OF ABSTRACTS - 31 JULY 2001
(NB: The proceedings for the Lisbon Symposium have now been published
and mailed to those that attended the meeting. For further
information on this please email Phil Betts:
(philippa.betts@gbmis.gbhap.com)
SYMPOSIUM TOPICS:
BIOMECHANICS AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
** Medical device modelling and design: design/ analysis/
optimisation of medical devices, experimental validation, prediction
of short & long term tissue interactions
** Motion analysis and simulation: measurement and analysis of human
and animal movement, estimation of bone positions during movement,
simulation and modelling of the musculoskeletal system, impact &
injury biomechanics
** Cellular biomechanics: bone remodelling, mechano-transduction,
tissue engineering, implant - bone interface analysis, wound and
fracture healing, hierarchical methods
** Soft tissues: Analysis, material models and testing of soft
tissue, skin, ligaments, tendons, muscles
** Poroelasticity: Fluid transport, modelling of porous media,
coupled mechanical/fluid/species transport in biological tissue
** Medical computing: medical imaging including image based surgical
devices (tools and implants), CT/X ray/MRI/ultrasound, scanning
techniques for tissue characterisation, medical informatics and
virtual reality systems, computer aided surgery
** Biofluids: CFD, blood flow, fluid/ structure interactions,
cardiovascular mechanics
** Damage and fracture mechanics: damage accumulation, fatigue, life
prediction, computational fracture mechanics
** Computational methods in biomechanics: solvers, algorithms,
parallel processing, boundary element and other methods
DENTAL BIOMECHANICS AND MATERIALS
(Supported by EPSRC Biodental Network: http://biodental.uwcm.ac.uk)
** Modelling and response of tissue and materials: dental restorative
materials, implants, cements and ceramics, tissue response to loads
and materials, wear of occlusal surfaces
** Craniofacial mechanics: jaw movement relationship to food particle
flow, skeletal pattern and masticatory function, modelling of
TMJ/occlusal behaviour, oral/maxillofacial reconstruction procedures
** Orthodontic appliances: modelling of appliances/brackets, material
laws for the periodontal ligament, orthodontic tooth movement, shape
memory materials, novel attachment systems
** Reconstruction techniques: rapid prototyping, patient dependent
modelling, image analysis and computer assisted surgical techniques
John Middleton, Reader in Biomechanical Engineering
Dept. of Basic Dental Science (Biomechanics Unit)
University of Wales College of Medicine
Dental School, Heath Park
Cardiff CF4 4XY, Wales, UK
Telfax: 02920 682161
email: middletonj2@cardiff.ac.uk
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