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The CoMMaND lab recently presented its research through different talks and posters at the ASME SB3C Summer Bioengineering Conference in Santa Ana Pueblo, NM (June 22-25).
Throughout the conference, Prof. Holland chaired the 'Cancer Mechanics & Microfluidics' and 'AI and Machine Learning in Biofluids Modeling' sessions.
Kicking off the week, Karan Taneja, Ph. D., presented "Deep folds in the brain result from cortex pulling on astrocytes: a numerical study".
Cameron Godin then presented "Cortical curvedness patterns alter with volumetric expansion during infancy: a longitudinal analysis".
Xincheng Wang presented his work on "Discovering the reaction-diffusion equation of neutrophil swarming using physics-informed machine learning".
Masah Abubakr presented past work on "Investigating the effect of different rheological models on the blood flow in a capillary segment"
Niloy and Karan also presented future-faculty posters outlining their research goals in the future. The group is thankful for the opportunity to speak, and excited to present at future events.
