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(Closed) PhD position on multi-scale modeling of cardiac growth & remodeling

Posted on March 2, 2016 by Martin Genet

Context Living tissues are made of highly complex hierarchical materials, with a large number of biochemical/biophysical mechanisms interacting at various spatial and temporal scales. This complexity can be addressed through modern modeling and simulation methods (e.g., multi-physics coupling, homogenization, model reduction, etc.), in close interaction with experimental assays. This leads Continue Reading(Closed) PhD position on multi-scale modeling of cardiac growth & remodeling→

MΞDISIM contributing to VTK development

Posted on February 8, 2016 by Martin Genet

The Visualization Toolkit (VTK) is the open-source library underlying ParaView—it is a very efficient piece of software for everything related to geometry, images and meshes. After being a user for many years, Martin recently corrected some bugs related to the handling of second order tensors, and his patches are now Continue ReadingMΞDISIM contributing to VTK development→

Jona Joachim joins MΞDISIM

Posted on February 8, 2016 by Martin Genet

Jona is taking one year off his medical training as anesthesiology resident at AP-HP to prepare a Master’s Degree in clinical research. He joins MΞDISIM to help calibrate cardiovascular models with clinical data obtained from healthy volunteers and continue the development of vascular models for non-invasive pressure estimation. Welcome Jona!

Federica Caforio joins MΞDISIM as a PhD student

Posted on November 2, 2015 by Martin Genet

After a Master's Degree in mathematical modelling and simulation for biomedical applications at the University of Trento (Italy) and two internships at the WIAS Institute in Berlin, Federica Caforio is just starting her PhD with MΞDISIM. She will work on mathematical and numerical modelling of elastic waves propagation in the Continue ReadingFederica Caforio joins MΞDISIM as a PhD student→

Alexandre Laurin joins MΞDISIM as a post-doctoral fellow

Posted on October 1, 2015 by Martin Genet

Alexandre comes to us following his PhD in aerospace physiology at the Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. His research deals mostly with seismocardiography: the measurement of chest vibrations due to the beating heart. With any luck, he’ll soon be spinning off the team’s work into real world applications. Welcome Continue ReadingAlexandre Laurin joins MΞDISIM as a post-doctoral fellow→

Antoine Tonnoir joins MΞDISIM as a post-doctoral fellow

Posted on September 8, 2015 by Martin Genet

After a PhD in the POEMS team at ENSTA, Antoine Tonnoir joins MΞDISIM as a postdoctoral research fellow. Welcome Antoine!

MΞDISIM has a new permanent researcher with Martin Genet

Posted on September 1, 2015 by Martin Genet

After a Marie Curie fellowship in between UC San Francisco, Stanford and the ETH Zurich, Martin Genet is a new Assistant Professor (Maître de Conférence) in the Mechanics Department/Solid Mechanics Laboratory at École Polytechnique. Welcome!