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  • 118th ICB Seminar: Biomechanics of Impact/ Biomechanics of Injury

    Date: 19-21 September 2011

    The seminar will be held next week after the IRCOBI 2011 Conference (http://www.ircobi.org/conference.php) that is organized in Kraków (Cracow), Poland, from 14th to 16th September 2011.

    Place:
    Polish Academy of Sciences
    International Centre of Biocybernetics
    Warsaw, Poland



    Form:
    • Systematic course (1.5-2 days) of problems and methods of biomechanics of impact/injury, presented by invited experts form IRCOBI Council (http://www.ircobi.org/).
    • Presentations on research results proposed by participants.
    • We strongly encourage, especially participants starting their research career to prepare short presentations of their research work /research ideas. Presence of leading experts in the field will give you an unique opportunity for valuable discussion.

    List of invited lecturers from the IRCOBI Council:
    • Duane Cronin — University of Waterloo, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Waterloo, Canada
    • Jeff Crandall — Director, Center for Applied Biomechanics, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, President of the IRCOBI (since 2011)
    • Murray Mackay — Professor; Past President of the IRCOBI, UK (Isle of Man)
    • Elaine Mackay — Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine (AAAM) (USA, since 2010: UK-Isle of Man)
    • Ciaran Simms — Trinity College Dublin, Mechanical & Manufacturing Eng, Dublin, Ireland
    • King Yang — Wayne State University, Bioengineering Center, Detroit, USA

    Topics that will be presented by invited IRCOBI lecturers:
    • History of Impact Biomechanics
    • Injury Classification and Severity Scaling
    • Injury Criteria Crash Kinematics
    • Side/Lateral
    • Frontal Collisions
    • Rollovers
    • Rear Impact
    • Head Injury – Basic Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms & Criteria
    • Chest Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms & Criteria
    • Abdomen
    • Spinal Injury – Basic Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms
    • Spinal Injury – Whiplash, Mechanisms and Criteria
    • Extremities – Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms and Criteria
    • Disability Scaling
    • Crash Investigation
    • Basic Accident Data and Databases
    • Dummies
    • Modelling Multibody
    • FEM
    • Motorcyclists and Helmets
    • Pedestrians and Cyclists
    • Advanced Restraint Design
    • Vehicle Crashworthiness Assessment
    • Future Developments in Impact Biomechanics — panel discussion

    Registration:
    If you decide to attend the Seminar, please send the Registration Form (can be downloaded from the Seminar web-site: http://biomechanizmy.meil.pw.edu.pl/icb2011/) to Dr. Cezary Rzymkowski, e-mail: czarek@meil.pw.edu.pl , fax: +48 22 6282587, before August 20, 2011.

    The Seminar fee, covering: lunches, coffee breaks, materials, other organizational costs and tax (but not hotel costs) is 100 Euro. For information on the fee payment methods/details see the Registration Form.
    Updates, information on accommodation options, “how to get there” and the Registration Form are posted at: http://biomechanizmy.meil.pw.edu.pl/icb2011

    We warmly invite you to Warsaw in September 2011!

    Chairmen of the Seminar:

    Prof. Krzysztof Kedzior and Dr. Cezary Rzymkowski
    Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Aeronautics and Applied Mechanics Nowowiejska 24, 00665 Warsaw, Poland Phone: +48 22 234 5698, Fax: +48 22 628 2587
    E-mail: kkedzior@meil.pw.edu.pl, czarek@meil.pw.edu.pl

    Prof. Jeff Crandall
    Center for Applied Biomechanics University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
    ----------------------------------

    Submitted on behalf of the organizers
    Krystyna Gielo-Perczak
    Biomch-L Co-moderator

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    Re: 118th ICB Seminar: Biomechanics of Impact/ Biomechanics of Injury

    Dear Biomch-L Subscribers,

    It is a kindly reminder about the event which will be organized in Cracow (Poland) from 14th to 16th September 2011.

    Please see details below.

    Submitted on behalf of the organizers
    Krystyna Gielo-Perczak
    Biomch-L Co-moderator

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    118th ICB Seminar: Biomechanics of Impact/ Biomechanics of Injury
    Date: 19-21 September 2011

    The seminar will be held next week after the IRCOBI 2011 Conference (http://www.ircobi.org/conference.php) that is organized in Kraków (Cracow), Poland, from 14th to 16th September 2011.

    Place:
    Polish Academy of Sciences
    International Centre of Biocybernetics
    Warsaw, Poland



    Form:
    • Systematic course (1.5-2 days) of problems and methods of biomechanics of impact/injury, presented by invited experts form IRCOBI Council (http://www.ircobi.org/).
    • Presentations on research results proposed by participants.
    • We strongly encourage, especially participants starting their research career to prepare short presentations of their research work /research ideas. Presence of leading experts in the field will give you an unique opportunity for valuable discussion.

    List of invited lecturers from the IRCOBI Council:
    • Duane Cronin — University of Waterloo, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Waterloo, Canada
    • Jeff Crandall — Director, Center for Applied Biomechanics, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, President of the IRCOBI (since 2011)
    • Murray Mackay — Professor; Past President of the IRCOBI, UK (Isle of Man)
    • Elaine Mackay — Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine (AAAM) (USA, since 2010: UK-Isle of Man)
    • Ciaran Simms — Trinity College Dublin, Mechanical & Manufacturing Eng, Dublin, Ireland
    • King Yang — Wayne State University, Bioengineering Center, Detroit, USA

    Topics that will be presented by invited IRCOBI lecturers:
    • History of Impact Biomechanics
    • Injury Classification and Severity Scaling
    • Injury Criteria Crash Kinematics
    • Side/Lateral
    • Frontal Collisions
    • Rollovers
    • Rear Impact
    • Head Injury – Basic Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms & Criteria
    • Chest Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms & Criteria
    • Abdomen
    • Spinal Injury – Basic Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms
    • Spinal Injury – Whiplash, Mechanisms and Criteria
    • Extremities – Anatomy, Injuries, Injury Mechanisms and Criteria
    • Disability Scaling
    • Crash Investigation
    • Basic Accident Data and Databases
    • Dummies
    • Modelling Multibody
    • FEM
    • Motorcyclists and Helmets
    • Pedestrians and Cyclists
    • Advanced Restraint Design
    • Vehicle Crashworthiness Assessment
    • Future Developments in Impact Biomechanics — panel discussion

    Registration:
    If you decide to attend the Seminar, please send the Registration Form (can be downloaded from the Seminar web-site: http://biomechanizmy.meil.pw.edu.pl/icb2011/) to Dr. Cezary Rzymkowski, e-mail: czarek@meil.pw.edu.pl , fax: +48 22 6282587, before August 20, 2011.

    The Seminar fee, covering: lunches, coffee breaks, materials, other organizational costs and tax (but not hotel costs) is 100 Euro. For information on the fee payment methods/details see the Registration Form.
    Updates, information on accommodation options, “how to get there” and the Registration Form are posted at: http://biomechanizmy.meil.pw.edu.pl/icb2011

    We warmly invite you to Warsaw in September 2011!

    Chairmen of the Seminar:

    Prof. Krzysztof Kedzior and Dr. Cezary Rzymkowski
    Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Aeronautics and Applied Mechanics Nowowiejska 24, 00665 Warsaw, Poland Phone: +48 22 234 5698, Fax: +48 22 628 2587
    E-mail: kkedzior@meil.pw.edu.pl, czarek@meil.pw.edu.pl

    Prof. Jeff Crandall
    Center for Applied Biomechanics University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
    ----------------------------------

    Submitted on behalf of the organizers
    Krystyna Gielo-Perczak
    Biomch-L Co-moderator

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