This annual Workshop aims to expose students, engineers and scientists to recent developments in Biomedical Engineering that took place in some of the most respected international research centers and universities of the world.

The attendance of WBME is free of charge and will provide students the possibility to interact with national and international speakers. As in the last year's edition, the 11th WBME will also have a Poster Session for young researchers who wish to present and discuss their recent work:

Por Troy Shinbrot (Rutgers University).

Abstract: Granular flows are encountered in applications ranging from engineering to astrophysics to biology. In many of these applications, grains spontaneously and unexpectedly form well defined morphologies. In this talk, I will describe a few examples, including the separation of sand and boulders on near earth asteroids, and the emergence of structured patterns in biological cells.

Por Ana P. Pinheiro (Faculty of Psychology, University of Lisbon, Alameda da Universidade, Lisbon, appinheiro@psicologia.ulisboa.pt).

Pedro Miguel dos Santos Borges defende a dissertação "Conetividade neuronal: novos biomarcadores de disfunção neuronal".

Francisco Ferreira Cunha defende a dissertação "Desenvolvimento de um Software para Alinhamento Virtual de Lâminas Integralmente Digitalizadas de Anatomia Patológica".

Isabel Francisca Sota Machado Barradas defende a dissertação "New methods for the investigation of dynamics of functional magnetic resonance imaging data".

This annual Workshop aims to expose students, engineers and scientists to recent developments in Biomedical Engineering that took place in some of the most respected international research centers and universities of the world.

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Tomás Ferreira defende a dissertação "Computer aided method for 3D assessment of the lower limb alignment for orthopedic surgery planning".

André Lourenço Gonçalves defende a dissertação "Inclusion of biology in treatment planning for proton therapy".

Marta Carrilho defende a dissertação "Development of an Exoskeleton Model in a Neurorehabilitation Perspective".