Name |
Email |
Abstract Title |
Themes Addressed |
Presentation Slides |
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Elhanan Borenstein |
elbo@u.washington.edu |
Modeling the Human Microbiome: From Enzymes to Super-Organisms |
Keynote |
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Markus Buehler |
mbuehler@mit.edu |
Nonlinear behavior of silk minimizes damage and begets spider web robustness from the molecules up |
Poster 8 |
Presentation Slides |
Bruce Caswell |
caswell@dam.brown.edu |
Multi-Scale DPD Models for Red Blood Cells in Health and Disease |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
Kung-Sik Chan |
kung-sik-chan@uiowa.edu |
Lung-airway Data Interrogation via Cluster Analysis |
Poster 3 (Theme 1) |
Presentation Slides |
Tom Colace |
tomcolace@gmail.com |
Pairwise agonist screening and microfluidics reveal platelet function phenotype |
Poster 12 |
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Scott Diamond |
sld@seas.upenn.edu |
Multiscale prediction of patient-specific clotting function under flow. |
Theme 1 |
Unable to Post |
Andrew Dolan |
adolan@seas.upenn.edu |
A Quantitative Molecular Signaling Model of Calcium Regulation in a Homeostatic and Activated Platelet |
Poster 4 (Theme 1) |
Unable to Post |
David Eckmann, Ravi Radhakrishnan |
David.Eckmann@uphs.upenn.edu |
Modeling the motion of a nanocarrier for targeted drug delivery |
Poster 1 (Theme 1) |
Presentation Slides |
Ravi Radhakrishnan |
rradhak@seas.upenn.edu |
Top-down Multiscale Models and Free Energy Calculations of Multivalent Protein-Protein and Protein-Membrane Interactions in Nanocarrier Adhesion and Receptor Trafficking |
Theme 2 |
Presentation Slides |
Mounya Elhilali |
mounya@jhu.edu |
The Linear auditory cortex: how far can it take us in cocktail party scenes? |
Theme 2 |
Presentation Slides |
Ahmet Erdemir |
erdemira@ccf.org |
Chondrocyte Deformations as a Function of Tibiofemoral Joint Loading |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
Stacey Finley |
sdfinley@jhu.edu |
Multiscale Compartment Model of VEGF Distribution in the Body: Applications to Cancer Therapy |
Poster 9 |
Presentation Slides |
Matthew Flamm |
hflamm@seas.upenn.edu |
A Multiscale Model for Platelet Deposition |
Poster 13 |
Unable to Post |
Wonmuk Hwang |
hwm@yogi.tamu.edu |
Elucidating the feedback between micro-mechanical environments and the nano-scale dynamics of biolaments |
Poster 11 |
Presentation Slides |
Princess Imoukhuede |
pimoukhuede@gmail.com |
Quantitative Experimental Characterization of Angiogenic Receptors for Systems Biology |
Poster 10 |
Presentation Slides |
Yufang Jin |
Yufang.Jin@utsa.edu |
Targeting the Myocardial Infarction-Specific Protein Interaction Network Using Computational Analyses |
Poster 17 |
Presentation Slides |
Roy Kerckhoff and Andrew McCulloch |
roy.ucsd.edu |
Patient-specific multi-scale modeling of cardiac resynchronization therapy for dyssynchronous heart failure |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
Mike King |
mike.king@cornell.edu |
Multiscale model of platelet tethering and adhesion: similarities with the leukocyte adhesion cascade |
Theme 3 |
Presentation Slides |
Denise Kirschner |
kirschne@umich.edu |
2 Abstracts--1) The importance of multi-scale and multi-organ approaches to understand host-pathogen dynamics in TB 2)The role of tumor necrosis factor in granuloma function and reactivation TB |
Theme 3 |
Presentation Slides |
Jennifer Linderman |
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2 Abstracts--1) The importance of multi-scale and multi-organ approaches to understand host-pathogen dynamics in TB 2)The role of tumor necrosis factor in granuloma function and reactivation TB |
Poster 6 (Theme 2) |
Presentation Slides |
Saleet Jafri |
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Calcium signaling in heart: Multi-scale modeling with instabilities |
Theme 3 |
Presentation Slides |
Ching-Long Lin |
ching@engineering.uiowa.edu |
An Individual Multi-scale Image-based Lung Model and a Statistics-based Strategy of applying it to Population-based Assessment of Lung Functions |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
Bruce Lindsey |
blindsey@health.usf.edu |
Baroreceptor modulation of cough motor pattern: computational network model and in vivo experiments |
Poster 5 (Theme 2) |
Presentation Slides |
Yaling Liu |
yal310@Lehigh.edu |
Characterization of the Effects of Particle Shape and Blood Cells on Nanoparticle Delivery Efficiency |
Poster 16 |
Unable to Post |
Vasilis Marmarelis |
marmarelis@hotmail.com |
Synergistic use of data-based and mechanism-based modeling approaches |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
James Moore |
jmoorejr@bme.tamu.edu |
Multi-Scale Modeling of Lymphatic System Pumping and Signaling |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
Tina Morrison |
tina.morrison@fda.hhs.gov |
Abstract |
FDA Presentation |
Presentation Slides |
Sriram Neelamegham |
neel@buffalo.edu |
Systems Biology of Glycosylation |
Poster 18 |
Presentation Slides |
Russell O'Connor |
roconnor@health.usf.edu |
A prototype neuromechanical model of airway defensive reflexes |
Theme 3 |
Presentation Slides |
Teresa Pitts |
tepitts@ufl.edu |
Coordination of cough and swallow in vivo and in silico |
Poster 2 (Theme 1) |
Presentation Slides |
Sasha Popel |
apopel@jhu.edu |
Computational Modeling and Bioinformatics of Cancer Angiogenesis at the Molecular, Cellular, Tissue, and Whole-Body Scales |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
Ilya Rybak |
rybak@drexel.edu |
Multiscale modeling of the neural control of breathing: complex and simplified models |
Theme 2 |
Presentation Slides |
Dalin Tang |
dtang@wpi.edu |
A Framework for Human Coronary Plaque Vulnerability Assessment Based on Patient-Specific Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) Imaging, Computational Modeling and Planar Biaxial Artery Material Properties |
Poster 14 |
Presentation Slides |
Merryn Tawhai |
m.tawhai@auckland.ac.nz |
A multi-scale model to study airway hyper-responsiveness |
Theme 3 |
Presentation Slides |
Raj Vadigepalli |
raj@mail.dbi.tju.edu |
In vivo variability of regulatory programs and single cell physiology in central homeostatic control circuits |
Poster 7 (Theme 2) |
Presentation Slides |
Yoram Vodovotz |
vodovotzy@upmc.edu |
Combining Data-Driven and Multiscale Mechanistic Modeling to Explore Endotoxin-Induced Inflammation in Swine |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |
Roman Voronov |
bopohob@gmail.com |
Image-based modeling as simple approach to studying thrombosis |
Poster 15 |
Presentation Slides |
Bridget Wilson |
bwilson@salud.unm.edu |
Ovarian tumor attachment, invasion and vascularization reflect unique microenvironments in the peritoneum: Insights from intravital imaging and mathematical modeling |
Theme 2 |
Unable to Post |
Raimond Winslow |
rwinslow@jhu.edu |
Redox Modification of the Arrhythmic Substrate in Heart Failure |
Theme 2 |
Presentation Slides |
Katherine Zhang |
yanhang@bu.edu |
An Integrative Multi-Scale Model of Extracellular Matrix Mechanics in Vascular Remodeling |
Theme 1 |
Presentation Slides |