GACM 2025
That’s a wrap on 11th Colloquium on Computational Mechanics of the German Association for Computational Mechanics in Braunschweig.
The Brainiacs team had a great time presenting our latest work across biomechanics, brain mechanics, and computational modeling.
Many thanks to the organizers, session chairs, and everyone who joined the discussions throughout the conference.
Highlights from Monday, 22 September:
Advances in Modeling and Simulation for Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering
Jan Hinrichsen: Modeling Brain Folding in Epilepsy Patients with Focal Cortical Dysplasia
Yashasvi Verma: Effect of Vasculature on Direct Inversion Approach in Magnetic Resonance Elastography of Brain Tissue
Poster Session
Jaimé Goedhals: Modelling Mechanics-Induced Damage of Brain Tissue
Nina Reiter: Microstructure-motivated Modeling of Human Brain Viscoelasticity