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Collaborative work between Dpt of Anesthesia and Critical Care of Lariboisiere Hospital in Paris and M3DISIM Inria team, in addition supported by international partners from the TOFMOD Associated Team (UTSW Medical Center Dallas and King's College London), was published in PLOS ONE (link to the open access paper). The proof-of-concept Continue ReadingNew paper on model-augmented monitoring of cardiovascular physiology during general anesthesia→

Collaborative work between Czech Technical University in Prague, Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine in Prague and M3DISIM Inria team in the scope of TOFMOD, was accepted for publicaton in Series S of Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, preprint available via HAL. The paper presents non-rigid spatial registration of the Continue ReadingNew paper on non-rigid registration of image series to map myocardial fibrosis, in the scope of TOFMOD associated team→

Collaborative work between M3DISIM Inria team, Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine in Prague and Czech Technical University in Prague, in the scope of TOFMOD associated team, was published in Magnetic Resonance Materials in Physics, Biology and Medicine. The paper presents combining of MR image data from an experiment performed Continue ReadingNew paper on coupling between modeling of large vessel flow and magnetic resonce in the scope of TOFMOD associated team→

Collaborative work between M3DISIM Inria team, St Thomas' Hospital King's College London and University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, in the scope of TOFMOD associated team, was published in PLOS ONE. The paper presents a biomechanical modeling framework, which contributes to the characterization of early-stage heart failure in single-ventricle Continue ReadingNew paper on Fontan circulation modeling in the scope of TOFMOD associated team→

MΞDISIM members are part of the organizing committee of the next VPH2020 Conference (26-28 August 2020, Paris, France). SAVE THE DATE and SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT (https://vph2020.sciencesconf.org)

Martin Genet just published a paper in Clinical Biomechanics, introducing a new framework for controlling growth-induced residual stresses in the context of the kinematic growth approach (i.e., multiplicative split of deformation gradient), through an additional relaxation step.

Jean-Marc Allain just published a review paper on the role of ion channels in plant mechanosensing, with colleagues from Institute for Integrative Biology of the Cell (I2BC) (CEA/CNRS/Université Paris-Sud/Université Paris‐Saclay).

Jean-Marc Allain is co-chairing the upcoming workshop "Biomechanics from cells to tissues", which "aims to bring together engineers, physicists and life scientists working at the interface between mechanics, biology and medicine to exchange recent results and stimulate further interactions within the Paris-Saclay and broader Paris area.". Martin Genet will be Continue ReadingJean-Marc Allain co-chair, Martin Genet plenary speaker @ upcoming Parisian Biomechanics Workshop→