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Meeting
The First Workshop on Bone Tissue: Hierarchical Simulations for Clinical Applications
April 21-23, 2010, UCLA, Los Angeles,
www.ipam.ucla.edu
Dear European Society of Biomechanics member, We would like to draw you attention to this endorsed meeting for which members will get a 15% reduction on the full registration fee. To get the reduction members should click the 'pay by check' option when they register and send a check for only 85 USD rather than 100 USD. If you have trouble raising a check in USD you can pay in cash on arrival and will still get the early registration price IF you registered before the deadline. Note: ABSTRACT DEADLINE DECEMBER 1st 2009 UCLA/Orthopedic Hospital Department of Orthopedic Surgery and UCLA's Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics announce: The first workshop on Bone Tissue: Hierarchical Simulations for Clinical Applications April 21-23, 2010 at UCLA Abstract requirements at: http://ortho.ucla.edu/body.cfm?id=136 and https://www.ipam.ucla.edu/programs/bone2010. Submit abstract to mgascenzi@mednet.ucla.edu Early registration by March 15, 2010. BTHSCA1 aims to bring together orthopedic surgeons, clinicians, system biologists, mechanical and software engineers, and applied mathematicians to share the latest findings and formulate a plan to develop the next generation of three-dimensional multi-scale virtual rendering of bone tissue able to address specific clinical issues. The need for this workshop is based on: the increasing evidence that bone shows a plethora of divergent characteristics through a hierarchically-organized heterogeneous structure that varies across nano- , micro- , and macro- length scales; and the highly interdisciplinary nature of hierarchical modeling, based on developments that occur independently across multiple scientific disciplines and address phenomena manifested at the different scales Workshop topics will include:
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