Submission deadline 30 November 2024
Present a Perspective Talk during ESB 2025 and share the vision of your field!
- Are you a senior researcher?
- Would you like to introduce a session by giving a brief overview of real-life challenges in the field, unanswered questions, and novel approaches to solving these problems?
- Do you want to share your vision of the field and challenges to be targeted?
Submit an abstract for a Perspective talk!
How to submit
Prepare your abstract, use the abstract template and don’t exceed one page.
Submit the PDF file not bigger than 1MB through ConfTool.
Wait for an acceptance email coming in December.
Important Information
Senior researchers are invited to submit perspective talks in their area of research. A Perspectives Talk (PT) is a ‘mini-keynote’, i.e., an extended presentation that introduces a session. PT is given by an established researcher or tandem of experts from different fields/backgrounds with focus on a cutting edge, coherent body of research. It should give a brief overview of results and unanswered questions, based mainly, but not exclusively on their own and their group’s contribution to this field, and must include future vision and challenges to be targeted. PTs are intended to encourage intergenerational and multidisciplinary networking and to give scientists the opportunity to learn from those with more experience.
- Abstract template use is mandatory.
- The abstract should be compiled without changing the styles.
- The abstract must not exceed one page (a word count of approximately 500 words).
- The abstract should be uploaded as PDF document through the conference website. Maximum size of the PDF file: 1 MB.
- Please refer directly to the Abstract template document for the complete guidelines.
Perspective talks
ESB 2024 Main Topics
- Cardiovascular biomechanics
- Cardiovascular implants and devices
- Cardiovascular imaging
- Computational methods for cardiovascular applications
- Musculoskeletal Biomechanics
- Orthopaedic implants and devices
- Muscoloskeletal imaging
- Computational methods for orthopaedic applications
- Hard tissue biomechanics
- Soft tissue biomechanics
- Computational methods in tissue mechanic
- Mechanobiology
- Tissue engineering
- Biomaterials
- Cellular and molecular biomechanics
- Human movement
- Orthotics & Prosthetics
- Sport Biomechanics
- Ergonomics and occupational biomechanics
- Rehabilitation
- Impact/injury biomechanics
- In silico and real clinical trials
- Verification, validation and uncertainties quantification
- Computational biology
- Additive manufacturing for biomedical applications
- Humanoid robotics and mechatronics
- In vivo measurement and sensors in biomechanics
- New mathematics in biomechanics
- Biomechanics education
- Data driven healthcare and machine learning in biomechanics
- Animal and Plant biomechanics
- Respiratory biomechanics
- Dental biomechanics
- Ocular biomechanics
- Reproductive biomechanics
ESB 2024 Perspective Talks
Speaker | Institution | Perspective Talk Title | Track |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stephen John Payne | National Taiwan University - Taiwan | New Approaches To Cerebral Haemodynamics Models In Cerebrovascular And Neurodegenerative Disease | New mathematics in biomechanics |
| Dominique Pioletti | EPFL - Switzerland | Temperature: The Missing Link In Our Understanding Of Cartilage Homeostasis? | Musculoskeletal biomechanics |
| Francesco Migliavacca | Politecnico di Milano - Italy | Towards Personalised Digital Twins To Predict Responses To Therapeutic Actions: Application To Aortic Diseases | Computational methods for cardiovascular applications |
| Yohan Payan | Univ. Grenoble Alpes - France | Biomechanical Digital Twins: Challenges And Bottlenecks | Clinical applications and translational research |
| Lorenzo Grassi | Lund University - Sweden | Subject-Specific Fe Models And In-Silico Medicine. How To Combine Credibility With Clinical Feasibility? | Computational methods for orthopaedic applications |
| Choon Hwai Yap | Imperial College London - United Kingdom | Clinically Relevant Fetal Heart Biomechanics Modelling | Cardiovascular biomechanics |
| Andreas Stylianou | European University Cyprus / EUC Research Centre - Cyprus | AFM-Based Nanomechanical Biomarkers | Mechanobiology |
| Umberto Morbiducci | Politecnico di Torino - Italy | Endothelial Shear Stress In Vascular Disease: Inside And Outside Of The Plato’s Cave | Cardiovascular biomechanics |
| Matthew J Major | Northwestern University - USA | Framing Leg Prosthesis Design As An Optimization Problem: Linking Mechanical Function To Biomechanical Outcomes | Orthotics & prosthetics |
| Francesco Sturla | IRCCS Policlinico San Donato - Italy | Leveraging Computational Tools To Cope With Clinical Needs And Personalize Cardiovascular Treatments | Computational methods for cardiovascular applications |
| Clement de Loubens | LRP CNRS UGA - France | Challenges And Advances In Modeling Gastrointestinal Tract Motility And Transport Phenomena | Computational biology |
| Behrooz Fereidoonnezhad | TU Delft - the Netherlands | Towared Personalised Treatment Of Stroke: A Multiscale Computational Approach | Cardiovascular biomechanics |
| Richie Harinderjit Singh Gill | University of Bath - United Kingdom | From Simulation To Surgery: Personalised Biomechanical Treatment For Knee OA | Clinical applications and translational research |
| Marco Palanca | University of Bologna - Italy | New Insights On The Mechanical Properties Of Metastatic Vertebrae As Evaluated From Combined Advanced Imaging And Experimental Approaches | Hard tissue biomechanics |
| Seyyed Hamed Hosseini Nasab | ETH Zürich - Switzerland | Enhancing Total Knee Arthroplasty Outcomes: Navigating Challenges, Innovations, And Future Directions | Orthopaedic implants and devices |
| Seraina Anne Dual | KTH Royal Institute of Technology - Sweden | Impacting Cardiovascular Health With Sensor Systems | In vivo measurements and sensors in biomechanics |
| Stephen J. Ferguson | ETH Zürich - Switzerland | Acetabular Labrum Restoration By Tissue Engineering: Structure, Biomechanics, Mechanobiolgy | Tissue engineering |
| Angela Elizabeth Kedgley | Imperial College London - United Kingdom | Relevance Of In Vitro Joint Motion Simulation In An Increasingly Digital World | Musculoskeletal biomechanics |
| Alessandro Borghi | Durham University - UK | Craniofacial Biomechanics: Integrating Research With Clinical Practice | Hard tissue biomechanics |
| Sandra Loerakker | Eindhoven University of Technology - the Netherlands | Computational Modeling Of Growth And Remodeling To Advance Cardiovascular Tissue Engineering | Cardiovascular biomechanics |
| Anthal Smits | Eindhoven University of Technology - the Netherlands | Dissecting Macrophage Mechanobiology To Engineer Immuno-Regenerative Cardiovascular Implants | Tissue engineering |
| Jose F Rodriguez Matas | Politecnico di Milano - Italy | Computational Model Of The Zebrafish Heart | Animal and plant biomechanics |
| Helene Pillet | Arts et Metiers Institute of Technology IBHGC - France | Biomechanics Of The Locomotion Applied To Prosthetic Design | Orthotics & prosthetics |
| Diana Massai | Politecnico di Torino - Italy | Knowledge-Generation Platform For Unravelling Bone Mechanotransduction Mechanisms | Mechanobiology |
| Jerome Noailly | Pompeu Fabra University - Spain | Computational Systems Mechanobiology To Explore Important Endotypes In Non-Communicable Disorders | Computational biology |
| Peter Zioupos | University of Hull - United Kingdom | Bone Tissue Properties To Understand Fracture Risk In Bone Disorders | Hard tissue biomechanics |