Hans Dierckx

Assistant Professor

KULeuven

Belgium

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Hans Dierckx is an Assistant Professor at KULeuven in Belgium. His research focuses on excitable media, specifically investigating phase defects in contexts such as cardiac tissue. His recent work includes topics on self-organized wave patterns, data-driven predictive models for cardiac excitation, and the dynamics of scroll waves in three-dimensional tissue structures.

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Daniël A Pijnappels

Leiden University Medical Center

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Antoine A.F. de Vries

Leiden University Medical Center

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Strings, Branes and Twistons: Topological Analysis of Phase Defects in Excitable Media Such as the Heart

Reconstruction of excitation waves from mechanical deformation using physics-informed neural networks

Fast creation of data-driven low-order predictive cardiac tissue excitation models from recorded activation patterns

Self-Organized Target Wave Chimeras in Reaction-Diffusion Media

Scroll Waves and Filaments in Excitable Media of Higher Spatial Dimension

Control of the chirality of spiral waves and recreation of spatial excitation patterns through optogenetics

Scroll wave with negative filament tension in a model of the left ventricle of the human heart and its overdrive pacing

High-frequency pacing of scroll waves in a three-dimensional slab model of cardiac tissue

Drift of Scroll Waves in a Mathematical Model of a Heterogeneous Human Heart Left Ventricle

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Daniël A Pijnappels

Antoine A.F. de Vries

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