Stéphane Avril

Avril Mines Saint-Étienne
Centre for Biomedical and Healthcare Engineering
Saint-Étienne, France

E-mail: avril@emse.fr
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Keywords:Parameter identification using full-field optical measurements; digital image/volume correlation; optical coherence imaging; virtual fields method; elastography; vascular remodeling and adaptation; mechanics of VSMCs; tensional homeostasis; mechanotransduction; mechanobiology of aneurysms; computer modeling of endovascular aneurysm repair

Alain Goriely

Goriely

University of Oxford
Mathematical Institute
Radcliffe Observatory Quarter
Woodstock Road
Oxford OX2 6GG, UK

E-mail: goriely@maths.ox.ac.uk
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Keywords: Brain modeling; brain tissue and mechanics; neuromechanics; shaping of the brain and skull during development; axonal rheology; nonlinear inelasticity; morphogenesis; ageing; brain trauma and disease; multiphase theory; contact mechanics

Gerhard A. Holzapfel

Holzapfel

Graz University of Technology
Institute of Biomechanics
Stremayrgasse 16/2
8010 Graz, Austria

E-mail: holzapfel@tugraz.at
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Keywords: Main aspects of mechanical/structural modeling of biological soft tissue; identification of collagen fiber dispersion and associated modeling, including fiber recruitment and damage – pros/cons; modeling/simulation aspects of aortic dissection; negative Poynting effect and its connection with collagen cross-links

Ellen Kuhl

Kuhl

Stanford University
Department of Mechanical Engineering
440 Escondido Mall
Stanford CA 94305, USA

E-mail: ekuhl@stanford.edu
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Keywords: Automated discovery of models, parameters, and experiments for soft tissues; from continuum mechanics to constitutive artificial neural networks; comparing invariant and principal-stretch based networks; Bayesian networks, uncertainty quantification; discovering models, parameters, and experiments for brain, skin, and arteries

David Nordsletten

Nordsletten

University of Michigan
Department of Biomedical Engineering and Cardiac Surgery
2800 Plymouth Rd
Ann Arbor 48109, USA

E-mail: nordslet@umich.edu
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Keywords: Cardiac biomechanics; patient-specific modeling; image-based modeling; model personalization; data assimilation; biomechanics of engineered heart tissues; fractional viscoelasticity; numerical methods; finite element methods; hemodynamic modeling; fluid-structure interaction; elastography; relative pressure estimation

Ray W. Ogden

Ogden

University of Glasgow
School of Mathematics and Statistics
University Gardens
Glasgow G12 8QW, UK

E-mail: raymond.ogden@glasgow.ac.uk
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Keywords: Continuum mechanics required for application to soft biological tissue constitutive modeling; fiber-reinforced materials, fiber dispersion, cross-linking; importance of residual stresses and their influence on the elastic response of arteries; modeling errors to be avoided