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ASME 2012 Summer Bioengineering Conference Thursday, June 21, 2012 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM Challenge: UNDERGRADUATE DESIGN COMPETITION IN REHABILITATIVE AND ASSISTIVE DEVICES - 6 - Vieques Organizers: Lorin Maletsky (University of Kansas), Martin Tanaka (Western Carolina University) The top six finalist teams in the undergraduate design competition in rehabilitation and assistive technologies will present their final projects. These six design projects were evaluated and selected based on a proposal submitted in January, and their presentations will now be judged to identify the top final project. Funding to help the teams with their projects and travel expenses was provided by the National Science Foundation. Challenge: COMPUTATIONAL FLUIDS DYNAMICS CHALLENGE Palominito Organizers: David A. Steinman (University of Toronto), Francis Loth (University of Akron) The Challenge centers on a giant cerebral aneurysm with proximal stenosis. This case derives from a study by Cebral et al. and was chosen for its clinical relevance and because questions were raised about the CFD predictions. This Challenge aims to test the sensitivity of steady and pulsatile pressure drops as predicted by different CFD solvers or groups, and against in vitro pressure measurements. Response to an open call for participation was impressive, with 27 groups from around the world submitting preliminary results spanning a wide range of CFD approaches. Participants have been blinded to each other's findings and the experimental results, all of which will be revealed and summarized at the workshop in aggregated form. There will also be a roundtable discussion about the challenges of holding this Challenge, as well as plans for further Challenges. Time-permitting, a few participants will briefly introduce their CFD methods and verification strategies. After the workshop, participants will help draft a manuscript for submission to the ASME Journal of Biomechanical Engineering. Challenge: GRAND CHALLENGE COMPETITION TO PREDICT IN VIVO KNEE LOADS Icaco Organizers: B.J. Fregly (University of Florida), Darryl D'Lima (Shiley Center for Orthopaedic Research & Education at Scripps Clinic) This annual competition provides the musculoskeletal modeling research community with the unique opportunity to evaluate its muscle and contact force predictions for the knee. Each year, experimental movement data collected from a subject implanted with a force-measuring knee replacement are made available to competitors. Data are collected for gait and other movement tasks and include surface marker motion, ground reaction force, muscle EMG activity, muscle strength, CT/MR, and tibial tray contact force. The implant contact force measurements are withheld for the gait trials, and competitors use musculoskeletal models to predict medial and lateral contact forces in a blinded fashion for two specified gait trials. The winning team is selected based on prediction accuracy and modeling novelty and receives a $1000 cash award. This annual competition is sponsored by the Dynamics, Design, and Rehabilitation Technical Committee and by the NIH National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering under grant R01EB009351.
Friday, June 22, 2012 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM Workshop: 4D PHASE CONTRAST MAGNETIC RESONANCE (4D PCMR) FOR VISUALIZING HEMODYNAMICS - 7 - ASME 2012 Summer Bioengineering Conference Palominito Organizers: David Steinman (University of Toronto), Yannis Papaharilaou (Foundation for Research and Technology, Hellas), John Oshinski (Emory University) Participants: Michael Markl (Northwestern University), Alex Frydrychowicz (UKSH, Germany), Oliver Wieben (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Petter Dyverfeldt (University of California San Francisco) Time-resolved, 3D phase contrast MRI (so-called 4D PCMRI) has emerged in recent years as a method for quantifying complex flow patterns in-vivo. This workshop aims to introduce participants to the theory and current applications of 4D PCMRI, summarize the advantages as well as challenges of using the technique, and outline future directions. A goal is also to have an interactive exchange on the role of 4D PCMR and CFD for visualizing and quantifying vascular hemodynamics. Important points to be touched on are: • Background on acquisition methods • Clinical applications and physician interest • Wall shear stress measurements from 4D PCMR • Pressure gradient measurements from 4D PCMR • Commonalities with CFD: post-processing, visualization • Opportunities/challenges for integrating 4D PCMR with CFD Workshop: TEACHING CELL & TISSUE ENGINEERING Icaco Organizers: Kristen Billiar (Worcester Polytechnic Institute), Roland Kaunas (Texas A&M), Ali Khademhosseini (MIT/Harvard), Rob Mauck (University of Pennsylvania) Participants: Roland Kaunas (Texas A&M), Rob Mauck (University of Pennsylvania), Nate Sniadecki (University of Washington), Virginia Ferguson (University of Colorado) The annual ASME-BED conference is increasingly defined by top-rate students presenting in the domain of cell and tissue engineering. However, there are few defined curricula in this area. It is therefore imperative that we establish the most appropriate framework for teaching this material to our students to prepare them for graduate study and effective entrance into the workforce. The goals of this workshop are thus to define what it is that our community (AMSE-BED attendees) currently teaches in this area, to determine the most appropriate content, and to define how this content is best conveyed at various educational levels. The workshop will consist of an overview of existing methods/tools for teaching, presentations by leaders in the field who teach in this area, and a panel discussion. A white paper on this topic will be formulated based on this workshop, and submitted to the Journal of Biomechanical Engineering to disseminate this consensus to our broader community.
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