The researcher has focused on advancing computational modeling techniques in cardiovascular and glaucoma research, employing multi-scale approaches to simulate complex biological systems such as blood vessel wall mechanics, cardiovascular function, and bioelectricity interactions. They have integrated machine learning algorithms with physical-based models to analyze stress distribution in tissues like cartilage, optimize electrode placement using ECG data, and validate their findings against clinical outcomes measured via fMRI. Their work extends the application of these methods across diverse biological scales, contributing to a deeper understanding of cardiovascular health and disease.
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