ABI Tuesday Seminar Series

ABI Tuesday Seminar Series

The Auckland Bioengineering Institute, University of Auckland

The Auckland Bioengineering Institute's official seminar series that runs every Tuesday at 4pm

Speakers
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Dr Nazanin Ebrahimi
Dr Rocco Pitto
Dr. Benjamin O'Brien
Dr Amy Chan PhD
A.-Prof. Miro Erkintalo
Dr Kim Mellor
Dr Danielle Lottridge
Dr Julia Fehrer
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Greg Sands
Prof. Peter Vincent
Dr. Andrew Preston
Dr Gonzalo Daniel Maso Talou PhD
Prof Peter Hunter FRS
Jadranka Travas-Sejdic
Mr Roger Warren BSc DipID
Professor Frank Bloomfield
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The Auckland Bioengineering Institute
The Auckland Bioengineering Institute

Upcoming live seminars

March 2025

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Novel Imaging Of Human Fascia in vivo Using Advanced MRI
Tue @ 3am
University of Auckland

Novel Imaging Of Human Fascia in vivo Using Advanced MRI

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Randika Perera
University of Auckland and Bioengineering Center
Tuesday, March 4, 2025 3:00 AM (UTC)
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Published seminars

Computational Soft Tissue Mechanobiology
Feb 25
Hamburg University of Technology

Computational Soft Tissue Mechanobiology

Christian Cyron, Hamburg University of Technology
Multiphysics Modeling in Biomechanics: Challenges and Opportunities
Feb 18

Multiphysics Modeling in Biomechanics: Challenges and Opportunities

Alessio Gizzi, Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma
Predictions of Human Prostate Cancer with NMR Metabolomics from Biopsies, New Development in Cardiac Function Assessment with Cardiac Magnetic Resonance: From Cells to AI
Feb 9
Harvard Medical School
University of Pennsylvania
Predictions of Human Prostate Cancer with NMR Metabolomics from Biopsies
Leo Cheng, Harvard Medical School
New Development in Cardiac Function Assessment with Cardiac Magnetic Resonance: From Cells to AI
Victor Ferrari, Departments of Medicine and Radiology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
From experiments to computational models of the fast and slow lanes of the cardiac vagus
Feb 4
University of Delaware
Thomas Jefferson University

From experiments to computational models of the fast and slow lanes of the cardiac vagus

Michelle M. Gee, University of Delaware and Thomas Jefferson University
Digital twins for in silico clinical trials using modelling and simulation
Dec 2024

Digital twins for in silico clinical trials using modelling and simulation

Blanca Rodriguez
Pixels to Skeletons: Towards Internet-Scale Biomechanics
Dec 2024

Pixels to Skeletons: Towards Internet-Scale Biomechanics

Michael Black, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems
Spectral Approach in Medical System Design and Image Analysis -Surgical Illuminant Development and Rodent Skip Flap Analysis-
Dec 2024
Chiba University

Spectral Approach in Medical System Design and Image Analysis -Surgical Illuminant Development and Rodent Skip Flap Analysis-

Hideaki Haneishi, Chiba University
Human heart under stress: its mysteries revealed by mechano-imaging modeling
Dec 2024
École Polytechnique

Human heart under stress: its mysteries revealed by mechano-imaging modeling

Delphine Périé-Curnier, École Polytechnique
Neuroscience Approaches to Stroke Rehabilitation and Predictions of Brain Health
Nov 2024
University of Glasgow

Neuroscience Approaches to Stroke Rehabilitation and Predictions of Brain Health

Monika Harvey, University of Glasgow