Conference Agenda

I. Lecture: Hybrid Modelling (Francesco Regazzoni, Polimi)

II. Use-case example: GANs for clinical data synthesis (Rajarajeswari Ganesan, TU/e, In-Silico World project)

III. Use-case example: AI-based prediction of transvalvular pressure gradients in aortic stenosis (Jan Brüning, CHA, SIMCor)

IV. Use-case example: Generating synthetic aorta shapes using diffusion networks (Teodor Matei, Siemens/UTBV)

I. Lecture: Virtual cohort generation and validation: a multi-level methodology (Wouter Huberts, TU/e, SIMCor)

II. Use-case example: Virtual cohort generation of Aortic Valve Stenosis geometries (Sabine Verstraeten, SIMCor, TU/e)

III. Use-case example: A statistical shape model of the porcine and human pulmonary artery for evaluation of medical devices (Jan Jan Brüning, CHA, SIMCor)

IV. Use-case example: Automatic spine modelling for clinical cohorts (Joeri Kok, TU/e, ScoliStorm project, ERC advanced grant)

I. Lecture: Patient-based clinical trials (Pablo Verde, HHU)

II. Lecture: From engineering metrics to clinical endpoints (Andreas Arndt, Biotronik)

III. Round table discussion (Moderator: Liesbet Geris)

All poster presenters were invited to complement their poster presentation with a short pitch video to accompany their work. This will provide a brief overview of the research, share key findings and engage with a wider audience. The created videos are available online on our congress website: https://esbiomech.org/conference/esb2023/poster-videos/

All poster presenters were invited to complement their poster presentation with a short pitch video to accompany their work. This will provide a brief overview of the research, share key findings and engage with a wider audience. The created videos are available online on our congress website: https://esbiomech.org/conference/esb2023/poster-videos/

All poster presenters were invited to complement their poster presentation with a short pitch video to accompany their work. This will provide a brief overview of the research, share key findings and engage with a wider audience. The created videos are available online on our congress website: https://esbiomech.org/conference/esb2023/poster-videos/