ESB Travel Award for Mahdi Rezaei
Congratulations to Mahdi Rezaei, our doctoral candidate at SIMBIOTX, who was selected for a 2023 ESB Travel Award from the European Society of Biomechanics (ESB) for his abstract “Numerical Studies…
Category: Conferences
Best poster award at the E4H Symposium for Mahdi Rezaei
Congratulations to Mahdi Rezaei Adariani for receiving the Best Poster award at Engineering for Health Symposium (E4H) held at Ecole Polytechnique
CMBBE Conference 2023
SIMBIOTX team recently participated in the CMBEE 2023 conference held in Paris. We had the opportunity to present our projects during the different sessions of the conference. We were delighted…
Predicting Liver Surgery Complexity With AI-Based Digital Twins presented on Twin+
professor Irène Vignon-Clémentel and our PhD student, Omar Ali, presented his work as a poster on Twin+. The objective of his project is to predict the complexity of liver surgery…
MOX Colloquium 2021
Prof Irene Vignon-Clementel presented a project entitled “Patient-specific hemodynamics simulations for interventional planning of congenital and acquired cardiac diseases” in the first section of Mox Colloquium 2021.
Best poster award at the E4H Symposium for Mahdi Rezaei
Congratulations to Mahdi Rezaei Adariani for receiving the Best Poster award at Engineering for Health Symposium (E4H) held at Ecole Polytechnique
CMBBE Conference 2023
SIMBIOTX team recently participated in the CMBEE 2023 conference held in Paris. We had the opportunity to present our projects during the different sessions of the conference. We were delighted…
Predicting Liver Surgery Complexity With AI-Based Digital Twins presented on Twin+
professor Irène Vignon-Clémentel and our PhD student, Omar Ali, presented his work as a poster on Twin+. The objective of his project is to predict the complexity of liver surgery…
MOX Colloquium 2021
Prof Irene Vignon-Clementel presented a project entitled “Patient-specific hemodynamics simulations for interventional planning of congenital and acquired cardiac diseases” in the first section of Mox Colloquium 2021.
