Nele Famaey

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KU Leuven

Belgium

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Dr. Nele Famaey is a Research Professor at KU Leuven, Belgium. Her research focuses on biomechanics, particularly in the study of arterial tissues, cranial bone, and soft robotics. Recent publications include investigations into the mechanical properties of the pia-arachnoid complex, mycelium mechanics, and the development of computational models for vascular growth and remodeling.

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Elizabeth A.V. Jones

University of Maastricht

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Patrick Segers

Ghent University

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Ellen Kuhl

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Libera Fresiello

University of Twente

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Mathias Peirlinck

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Delft University of Technology

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Marco Viceconti

University of Bologna

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Liesbet Geris

University of Liege

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KU Leuven

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Articles (17)

Probing mycelium mechanics and taste: The moist and fibrous signature of fungi steak

Constitutive neural networks for main pulmonary arteries: discovering the undiscovered

Biomechanical characterization of the human pia-arachnoid complex using bulge inflation testing and the virtual fields method

From microstructure to mechanics: A multi-constituent micro-scale computational model of arterial tissue

How robust is the virtual fields method with respect to experimental inhomogeneities for bulge inflation testing of hyperelastic materials?

Fracture mechanics properties of human cranial bone

Activation of a Soft Robotic Left Ventricular Phantom Embedded in a Closed-Loop Cardiovascular Simulator: A Computational and Experimental Analysis

Uncertainty quantification of the wall thickness and stiffness in an idealized dissected aorta

Contribution of collagen degradation and proteoglycan depletion to cartilage degeneration in primary and secondary osteoarthritis: an in silico study

How to implement constrained mixture growth and remodeling algorithms for soft biological tissues

Computational modeling reveals inflammation-driven dilatation of the pulmonary autograft in aortic position

Layer‐specific fiber distribution in arterial tissue modeled as a constrained mixture

In Vivo Material Properties of Human Common Carotid Arteries: Trends and Sex Differences

Drivers of vascular growth and remodeling: A computational framework to promote benign adaptation in the Ross procedure

Corrigendum to “Constrained mixture modeling affects material parameter identification from planar biaxial tests” [J. Mech. Behav. Biomed. Mater. 95 (2019) 124–135]

Possible Contexts of Use for In Silico Trials Methodologies: A Consensus-Based Review

A homogenized constrained mixture model of restenosis and vascular remodelling after balloon angioplasty

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Elizabeth A.V. Jones

Patrick Segers

Ellen Kuhl

Libera Fresiello

Mathias Peirlinck

Marco Viceconti

Liesbet Geris

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