Satoshi Ii

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University of Tokyo

Japan

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Dr. Satoshi Ii is an Associate Professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan. His research interests encompass fluid dynamics related to biological systems, cardiac function assessment, and the mechanical properties of cells in blood flows. He has contributed to the understanding of particle margination, myocardial strain, and the dynamics of clots and stem cell differentiation through his recent publications.

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2020

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Yohsuke Imai

Kobe University

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Shunichi Ishida

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Kobe University

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Hiromi Miyoshi

University of Tokyo

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Naoya Sakamoto

University of Tokyo

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Articles (7)

Numerical Study of Particle Margination in a Square Channel Flow with Red Blood Cells

Assessment of cardiac function using the modified ejection fraction as an indicator of myocardial circumferential strain

Effects of fluid-cell-vessel interactions on the membrane tensions of circulating tumor cells in capillary blood flows

Intranuclear mesoscale viscoelastic changes during osteoblastic differentiation of human mesenchymal stem cells

Development of a mesoscopic framework spanning nanoscale protofibril dynamics to macro-scale fibrin clot formation

Effects of Left Ventricular Hypertrophy and Myocardial Stiffness on Myocardial Strain Under Preserved Ejection Fraction

Multiscale modeling of human cerebrovasculature: A hybrid approach using image-based geometry and a mathematical algorithm

Collaborators (4)

Yohsuke Imai

Shunichi Ishida

Hiromi Miyoshi

Naoya Sakamoto

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