Session: Simulation-Based Engineering and Science for Biomedical Advances II (2012 Annual Meeting)

Description:

Theory, modeling and simulation is making great contributions to advances in biomedical sciences and engineering. This session of invited and contributed talks will explore recent advances in tools and applications of simulation-based engineering and science for biomedical advances. Papers are welcome on mathematical modeling and theoretical and computational approaches to protein modeling and prediction, pharmaceutical processing and drug design, understanding and/or treatment of disease, imaging, cryogenics and preservation, nanomedicine, and related topics in biomedical science, engineering and technology.

Sponsor:

Biomedical Applications of Chemical Engineering

Co-Sponsor(s):

Engineering Fundamentals in Life Science (15d)

Chair:

Sharon C. Glotzer
Professor
University of Michigan
Chemical Engineering
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Fax Number: 734-763-0459
Email: sglotzer@umich.edu

Co-Chair:

Peter T. Cummings
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Center of Nanophase Materials Sciences
Oak Ridge, TN 37831
Phone Number: 615-322-8720
Email: peter.cummings@vanderbilt.edu

Papers:

Introductory Remarks

451a

Building Tools for Predicting Allosteric Regulation Pathways in Proteins
Galen Collier, Columbia University; Vanessa Ortiz, Columbia University

Break

451c

Modelling and Robust Model Predictive Control of Insulin Delivery in Type 1 DM
Stamatina Zavitsanou, Centre for Process Systems Engineering, Imperial College; Nicki Panoskaltsis, Northwick Park Hospital; Athanasios Mantalaris, Centre for Process Systems Engineering, Imperial College; Michael C. Georgiadis, Centre for Process Systems Engineering, Imperial College; Efstratios N. Pistikopoulos, Imperial College London, Centre for Process Systems Engineering

451d

Deriving 2D Velocity Profile Using Streamlines Image Velocimetry (SIV)
Eliezer Keinan, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Elishai Ezra, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Yaakov Nahmias, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

451e

Non-Dimensional Analysis of Retinal Microaneurysms: Critical Threshold for Treatment
Elishai Ezra, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Eliezer Keinan, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Yossi Mandel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Michael Boulton, University of Florida; Yaakov Nahmias, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

451f

Engineered Macromolecules As Inhibitors to Oxidized Low Density Lipoprotein by Macrophage Scavenger Receptors: Simulation of Structure – Function Relationships
Michael Tomasini, Rutgers University; M. Silvina Tomassone, Rutgers University

451g

Mechanistic Modeling of DNA Hybridization On Surfaces for Improved Microarray Design
Kyle E. Pratt, Brigham Young University; Ryan C. Welling, Brigham Young University; Terry J. Schmitt, Brigham Young University; Thomas A. Knotts IV, Brigham Young University

451h

Modeling Nonspecific Interactions in Biological Systems
Andrew D. White, University of Washington; Ann K. Nowinski, University of Washington; Wenjun Huang, University of Washington; Andrew J. Keefe, University of Washington; Fang Sun, University of Washington; Shaoyi Jiang, University of Washington

451i

Exploring the Relationship Between Helicobacter Pylori's Caga Sequence and Affinity with Host's Receptors: A Proposal for Molecular Diagnostic Tools
Paula Andrea Delgado Pinzón, Universidad de los Andes; Carlos Alberto Jaramillo Henao, Universidad de los Andes; María del Pilar Delgado Perafán, Universidad de los Andes; Natalia Melisa Peñaranda Fajardo, Universidad de los Andes; Nathalia Garces Ferrreira, Universidad de los Andes; Harold Enrique Castro Barrera, Universidad de los Andes; Andrés Fernando González Barrios, Universidad de los Andes

Concluding Remarks

See more of this Group/Topical: Topical 7: Biomedical Applications of Chemical Engineering

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