COMSOL, the maker of the COMSOL Multiphysics® simulation software, is announcing COMSOL Day: Biomedical Technologies to be held online, twice, on June 2 and June 9. On both days, the event will focus on simulation applications in medical technology, life sciences, and medical device design. In a series of technical presentations, attendees will see how COMSOL Multiphysics® is being used to design biomedical devices and understand the underlying physical phenomena of these devices. Keynote speakers from L'Institut Jean Lamour (IJL), Abbott, and the University of Maryland School of Medicine will discuss the use of multiphysics simulation for device design, applications in neurostimulation, and the development of thermal therapy for brain cancer, respectively. At the June 2 event, there will also be a panel discussion on material data and its importance to biomedical simulation applications.
In addition, there will be seven COMSOL presentations at each event:
- Trends in Biomedical Technologies
- Blood Pump Validation
- Electromagnetics Applications Within Biomedical Technologies
- Ultrasound and Hearing Aids in Biomedical Technologies
- Biochemical Sensors and Tests
- Bioheating of Tissue
- Microfluidics and Separation in Biomedical Technologies
Modeling and simulation (M&S) have been used for biotech applications for decades and are continuing to reach more ground within the industry as they further advance biomedical technologies, such as smart devices that are able to monitor various aspects of a user's health. In fact, M&S has been recognized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a tool that plays a "critical role" in the development of public health applications, and simulation has even been proposed as a way to run in silico clinical trials.
"Simulation is growing within the biomedical field. A lot of progress has been made and there are countless success stories," says Mao Mao, technical account manager for biomedical applications at COMSOL. "Since the FDA is supportive of its use, modeling and simulation are going to be an integral part of how medical technologies are developed in the future."
A benchmark model of the fluid flow in a centrifugal blood pump.
The COMSOL Day: Biomedical Technologies event dates and start times are as follows:
- June 2 at 10 a.m. CEST (France)
- June 9 at 11 a.m. EDT (USA)
The events are open to all, and attendance is free of charge.
View the COMSOL Day Program Details
Participation from any region at any of the events is welcomed. All presentations are in English.
