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| − | The aim of this course is to | + | The aim of this course is to introduce to students the advanced dynamical problems of biomechanics and provide hands-on training on the analytical and numerical approaches. Lectures give insight into how mechanical knowledge can be implemented in biological science and illustrate different ways of analysis. |
Featured methods and examples primarily cover the most popular research topics, and the introduced concepts can be easily applied to many other issues. The core of the course is the examining of non-stationary bioheat transfer problem and non-linear DNA dynamics framed in the context of continuum mechanics approach. This course also includes wide overlook of the various contemporary problems and methods of research applicable to state-of-the-art biodynamical problems. | Featured methods and examples primarily cover the most popular research topics, and the introduced concepts can be easily applied to many other issues. The core of the course is the examining of non-stationary bioheat transfer problem and non-linear DNA dynamics framed in the context of continuum mechanics approach. This course also includes wide overlook of the various contemporary problems and methods of research applicable to state-of-the-art biodynamical problems. | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 17 November 2014
The aim of this course is to introduce to students the advanced dynamical problems of biomechanics and provide hands-on training on the analytical and numerical approaches. Lectures give insight into how mechanical knowledge can be implemented in biological science and illustrate different ways of analysis.
Featured methods and examples primarily cover the most popular research topics, and the introduced concepts can be easily applied to many other issues. The core of the course is the examining of non-stationary bioheat transfer problem and non-linear DNA dynamics framed in the context of continuum mechanics approach. This course also includes wide overlook of the various contemporary problems and methods of research applicable to state-of-the-art biodynamical problems.
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