PROGRAMME
»DREILÄNDERTAGUNG«
SWISS, AUSTRIAN
AND GERMAN SOCIETIES for
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
4–6 OCTOBER 2016
CONGRESS CENTER BASEL [CH]
www.bmt2016.ch
©Fotolia: Basel Minster over Rhine by night - Switzerland Leonid Andronov
BMT 2016
» Programme overview • Tuesday, 4 October «
Singapore
Samarkand
Osaka
Mexico
Nairobi
Miami
Foyer
08:30–09:00
Keynote 1
p. 11
09:00–10:30
09:00–10:30
Modelling and
Modelling and
Simulation I
Simulation:
Pulmonary
Technology
p. 28
11:00–12:30
Modelling and
Simulation II
p. 33
p. 29
11:00–12:30
Neural Signal
Processing
p. 34
09:00–10:30
09:00–10:30
Biomaterials and Functional
Biocompatibility I Electrical
Stimulation and
Neuroprosteses
p. 30
p. 31
11:00–12:30
11:00–12:30
Biomaterials and FS Novel aspects
Biocompatibility II in dental implant
therapy: surfaces,
biomechanics
and work flow
p. 35
p. 36
09:00–10:30
Devices and
Systems for
Surgical
Intervention I
p. 32
11:00–12:30
Devices and
Systems for
Surgical
Intervention II
p. 37
12:30–13:30
12:30–13:30
General
Postersession I
Assembly SSBE
p. 37
p. 77
13:30–14:00
Keynote 2
p. 11
14:00–15:30
14:00–15:30
Biosensors and
FS BrainLinksBioanalytics
BrainTools:
Methods and
tools for neural
engineering
p. 38
p. 39
14:00–15:30
Prosthetics and
Rehabilitation
Engineering
p. 40
14:00–15:30
Training and
Further Education
for Engineers and
Physicians
p. 41
14:00–15:30
FS ICCAS
Special Session
on Computerassisted
procedures
p. 42
14:00–15:30
EAMBES council
meeting
p. 42
15:30–16:30
Postersession II
p. 84
16:30–18:00
16:30–18:00
16:30–18:00
Image Computing Biomechanics
FS Magnetische
and Orthopeadics Nanopartikel und
Magnetoenzephalographie
p. 43
18:00–19:00
Conference
opening
p. 44
p. 45
16:30–18:00
Biomedical
Instrumentation &
Micro and Nano
Systems
p. 46
16:30–18:00
EAMBES:
activities and
EU policy on
BME
p. 47
p. 14
19:00–20:00
Welcome
reception
2
p. 23
» Programme overview • Wednesday, 5 October «
Singapore
Samarkand
08:30–10:00
08:30–10:00
FS Image guided Cardiac Signal
interventions
Processing
p. 48
10:30–11:00
Keynote 3
p. 49
Osaka
08:30–10:00
Bioprinting and
Additive
Manufacturing
Mexico
Nairobi
08:30–10:00
FS Technik und
Methodik des
pelvinen Intraoperativen Neuromonitorings
08:30–10:00
FS Hygiene
Optimiertes
Design u. Aufbereitung von Medizinprodukten
p. 51
p. 52
p. 50
Foyer
p. 12
11:00–12:30
11:00–12:30
Cellular-, Tissue- Carciovascular
Implants
and
Bioengineering
11:00–12:30
Imaging I
p. 53
p. 54
11:00–12:30
11:00–12:30
FS Biosignalverar- FS Interoperabeitung in der
bilität für eine
Chronobiologie einrichtungsübergreifende Patientenversorgung
p. 55
p. 56
p. 57
12:30–13:30
Postersession III
p. 91
13:30–14:00
Keynote 4
p. 12
14:00–15:00
Award session
p. 16
15:15–16:45
Imaging II
15:15–16:45
Cardio
Technology
p. 58
17:00–18:30
Modelling and
Simulation: Cardio
Technology I
p. 63
15:15–16:45
Biocompatible
Coating
p. 59
p. 60
17:00–18:30
17:00–18:30
FS Ultraschall
FS Biohybrid
implants – the
golden cut between engineering
& biology?
p. 64
15:15–16:45
Drug Delivery
Technologie
15:15–16:45
FS Innovationmanagement in
Medical
Engineering &
Scientific Writing
p. 61
p. 62
17:00–18:30
17:00–18:30
Junges Forum
Clinical
Engineering and trifft alte Hasen
Hospital
Technology
p. 65
p. 66
18:30–19:30
General
Assembly
ÖGBMT
p. 67
p. 15
18:30–19:30
General
Assembly
DGBMT
p. 67
Social Event at Osypka AG (see p. 23)
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» Programme overview • Thursday, 6 October «
Singapore
Samarkand
Osaka
Mexico
Nairobi
Foyer
08:30–09:00
Keynote 5
p. 13
09:00–10:30
Biosignal
Processing I
09:00–10:30
Medical Implants/
Implant
Development I
p. 68
p. 69
09:00–10:30
Modelling and
Simulation:
Cardio
Technology II
09:00–10:30
AIIC – Developments in clinical
engineering in
Europe
p. 70
p. 70
10:30–11:00
Postersession IV
p. 99
11:00–11:30
Keynote 6
p. 13
11:30–12:00
Closing
p. 71
12:00–13:30
Biosignal
Processing II
12:00–13:30
12:00–13:30
Medical Implants/ Optical Imaging
Implant
Development II
p. 72
p. 73
p. 74
12:00–13:30
12:00–13:30
Smart Assistance DGCH – MedizinSystems
produkte und ihre
Evaluation – Umsetzung der MDR
p. 75
Keynote lecture
Other sessions and programme items
Track A: Biomaterials and Biocompatibility
Track B: Biomechanics and Orthopaedics
Track C: Biomedical Instrumentation & Micro and Nano Systems
Track F: Biosensors and Bioanalytics
Track G: Biosignal Processing
Track H: Cardio Technology
Track I: Cellular-, Tissue- and Bioengineering
Track K: Clinical Engineering and Hospital Technology
Track L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention
Track M: Drug Delivery Technology
Track N: Functional Electrical Stimulation and Neuroprostheses
Track O: Imaging, Image Processing and Image Guided Interventions
Track P: Implants
Track Q: Medical Information Mangagement
Track S: Medical Technology & Society
Track T: Modelling and Simulation
Track U: Neural Engineering
Track X: Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Engineering
Track Y: Smart Assistance Systems
Track Z: Training and Further Education for Engineers and Physicians
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p. 76
13.30–14.30
Farewell
p. 76
» Table of contents «
Organisation and imprint.......................................................................................
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Welcome notes......................................................................................................
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Keynote speaker....................................................................................................
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Conference opening..............................................................................................
14
Young forum BMT..................................................................................................
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Award session........................................................................................................
16
Students competition............................................................................................
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General information..............................................................................................
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General hints for authors and presenters.............................................................
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General hints for poster presenters......................................................................
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Social and cultural programme . ...........................................................................
23
Sponsors, exhibitors and cooperation partners....................................................
24
Plan of exhibition area ..........................................................................................
25
Sitzungen der Fachausschüsse der DGBMT..........................................................
26
Track title overview................................................................................................
27
Scientific programme
Tuesday, 4 October.........................................................................
Wednesday, 5 October...................................................................
Thursday, 6 October.......................................................................
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48
68
Poster sessions
Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October............................................
Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October...........................................
Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October.................................... Poster session IV • Thursday, 6 October........................................
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91
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Index of keynote speakers, chairs and authors.....................................................
102
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» Organisation and imprint «
Venue
Congress Center Basel
Messeplatz 21 • 4058 Basel (CH)
Date
4–6 October 2016
Conference website
www.bmt2016.ch
Organiser
Swiss Society for Biomedical Engineering (SSBE)
www.ssbe.ch
Austrian Society for Biomedical Engineering (ÖGBMT) www.oegbmt.at
German Society for Biomedical Engineering within VDE e. V. (DGBMT)
ww.dgbmt.de
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW)
www.fhnw.ch
Conference chair
Prof. Dr. Erik Schkommodau
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
School of Life Sciences Institute for Medical and Analytical Technologies
Gründenstraße 40 • 4132 Muttenz (CH)
Programme Co-Chair
Prof. Dr. David Hradetzky
University of Applied Sciences
and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
School of Life Sciences
Institute for Medical and Analytical
Technologies
Gründenstraße 40 • 4132 Muttenz (CH)
Conference organisation
Conventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH
Isabelle Eichelberger
Carl-Pulfrich-Straße 1 • 07745 Jena (DE)
Phone +49 3641 31 16-320
[email protected] • www.conventus.de
Design and layout
Layout
Editorial Deadline
Print
Circulation
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krea.tif-studio UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
21 September 2016
Junggebauer Medien GmbH
600
» Organisation and imprint «
Scientific programme committee
Christian Baumgartner (AT)
Doan Baykut (CH)
Stefano Bergamasco (IT)
Kurt Becker (DE)
Christian Bosshard (CH)
Volker Bucher (DE)
Andreas Büchner (DE)
Clemens Bulittta (DE)
Philippe Cattin (CH)
Olivier Chételat (CH)
Florian Coigny (CH)
Michael de Wild (CH)
Wolfgang Deiters (DE)
Hartmut Dickhaus (DE)
Catherine Disselhorst-Kluge (DE)
Olaf Dössel (DE)
Thomas Falck (DE)
Robert Farkas (DE)
Stephen J. Ferguson (CH)
Peter Foehr (DE)
Diego Ghezzi (CH)
Hermann Gilly (AT)
Birgit Glasmacher (DE)
Jens Haueisen (DE)
Dieter Hayn (AT)
Simone Hemm-Ode (CH)
Simon Herrlich (DE)
Roman Heuberger (CH)
Ernst Hofer (AT)
Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (DE)
Ulrich G. Hofmann (DE)
David Hradetzky (CH)
Jari Hyttinen (FI)
Michael Imhoff (DE)
Herbert Jennissen (DE)
Stefan Jockenhoevel (DE)
Pascal Joris (CH)
Philipp Jürgens (CH)
Jörn Justiz (CH)
Eugenijus Kaniusas (AT)
Ernst Klar (DE)
Petra Knaup-Gregori (DE)
Werner Kneist (DE)
Cornelia Kober (DE)
Volker Koch (CH)
Joachim Köser (CH)
Marc Kraft (DE)
Jens Krauss (CH)
Thilo B. Krüger (DE)
Wolfgang Lauer (DE)
Thomas Lenarz (DE)
Steffen Leonhardt (DE)
Winfried Mayr (AT)
Knut Möller (DE)
Sven Meister (DE)
Andreas Melzer (DE)
Robert Modre-Osprian (AT)
Ute Morgenstern (DE)
Francesco Moscato (AT)
Jens Mühlsteff (NL)
Rainer Müller (DE)
Thomas Neumuth (DE)
Heinrich Martin Overhoff (DE)
Joris Pascal (CH)
Thomas Penzel (DE)
Kevin Pfaffner (DE)
Uwe Pieles (CH)
Dominique Pioletti (CH)
Gernot Plank (AT)
Frank Pude (CH)
Klaus Radermacher (DE)
Theresa Rienmüller (AT)
Alex Ringenbach (CH)
Christian Rotsch (DE)
Tillmann Sander-Thömmes (DE)
Thomas Schanze (DE)
Stephan Scheidegger (CH)
Heinrich Schima (AT)
Alexander Schlaefer (DE)
Marianne Schmid Daners (CH)
Klaus-Peter Schmitz (DE)
Thomas Schmitz-Rode (DE)
Günter Schreier (AT)
Jörg Schröttner (AT)
Ralf Schumacher (CH)
Ashesh Shah (CH)
Jess Snedeker (CH)
Alfred Stett (DE)
Thomas Stieglitz (DE)
Rudolf Stollberger (AT)
Florian Thieringer (CH)
Lutz Trahms (DE)
Steffen H. Tretbar (DE)
Gerald Urban (DE)
Zoran Vidakovic (CH)
Andreas Voss (DE)
Karin Wårdell (SE)
Scott Wearing (AU)
Franz Weber (CH)
Stefan Weber (CH)
Regine Willumeit-Römer (DE)
Thomas Wittenberg (DE)
Philippe Zysset (CH)
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» Welcome • Conference chair «
Dear colleagues and friends,
On behalf of the Austrian, German and Swiss Societies for Biomedical Engineering,
I kindly welcome you to the “Dreiländertagung” in Basel in 2016.
Following the long-lasting tradition of this conference, it will provide the opportunity to
obtain a wide-range overview of the current state of art within the field of biomedical
engineering in our countries. Almost all universities involved in biomedical engineering
will participate and contribute to this event.
More than 400 submissions enabled us to form a programme of highest quality with
6 keynote lectures, 49 scientific sessions with almost 270 oral presentations and
190 posters in 4 poster sessions, which will provide the base for fruitful discussions
and intense knowledge exchange among all participants.
At this time, we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the German society, and therefore
additional events dedicated to the history will take place during the conference.
The conference location Basel – a vivid city at river Rhine, surrounded by the Jura
Mountains, Vosges Mountains and Black Forest – is worth a visit. Located at the border
triangle of France, Germany and Switzerland, it is easily accessible by train, plane and
car. Basel also used to be the home of many famous persons dedicating their live to
sciences and faith. Erasmus von Rotterdam, Johannes Calvin, Paracelsus, Jacob Bernoulli
and Leonhard Euler lived in Basel. Join us and follow their footsteps.
With kind regards,
Erik Schkommodau
Conference chair
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» Welcome • President ÖGBMT «
Dear colleagues and friends,
The three-country meeting of the Swiss, the German and the Austrian Societies for Biomedical
Engineering is a triennial event with a long tradition in providing a comprehensive forum for
scientific exchange integrating engineering, medicine, economy and education in the field.
It also follows the tradition to invite us to special places with beautiful landscape, cultural
heritage and academic and economical importance. This is more than literally fulfilled by
our hosts of the 2016 edition in Basel, the oldest university city in Switzerland, embedded
in the wonderful environment of the tri-border region with France and Germany, situated
on the Rhine, close to the Swiss Alps, and economic center with world leading healthcare
companies.
Biomedical Engineering has substantial socioeconomic influence. It creates valuable products
for improvements in healthcare and unloading of healthcare costs, it can boost economy
even in unstable business environment and it develops and maintains high quality employment. A paramount role of expert societies is promotion of political awareness and to
advocate for optimal border conditions. This can be well undertaken or at least tackled in
meetings of adequate size and profound representation of expertise and opinion leadership.
Those give opportunity for critical discussion of accomplishments, but also help for qualified
consensus-building on positive and negative developments and influential communication
to the public. In this respect, as a most actual example, I want to draw attention to the forthcoming implementation of the new European medical device regulation that we observe
with growing concerns. The intended gain in medical product safety appears questionable,
the realization may rather impede innovation, delay developments, keep useful products off
the market, cause considerable additional costs and endanger start-ups and SMUs in their
existence. Please take the opportunity of this representative and competent assembly for
solution-oriented discussions on coping with this critical situation that requires our attention.
I want to end with thanking Professor Erik Schkommodau and his team for their dedication
to provide this outstanding basis for a fruitful and creative gathering of our Biomedical
Engineering community. Their efforts will be rewarded by an extraordinary success and the
event will undoubtedly be remembered as a strong and sustainable impulse for prosperity
of our field.
Winfried Mayr
President of the Austrian Society for Biomedical Engineering (ÖGBMT)
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» Welcome • President DGBMT «
Dear members of DGBMT, dear attendees of the BMT 2016,
As president of the German Society of Biomedical Engineering I send you a warm
welcome to this year’s conference BMT 2016 in Basel. The three country conference
focusses on all aspects of biomedical engineering represented by leading experts in
the field and international guests. For the first time the conference language will be
English in order to address the international collaboration as well as the international
research groups working in this field of technology.
Biomedical engineering has become a major backbone of modern medicine throughout
all areas of patient care in diagnostic and therapy but also in rehabilitation. A special
focus on medical implants also reflects the true interdisciplinary character of research
and development from basic and applied sciences into translation and clinical application. Current challenges as related to regulatory affairs are addressed and highlight the
complex environment in which R&D has taken place today.
This year’s conference is also the 50th Conference of the German Society of Biomedical
Engineering. Given this long lasting tradition it also shows the strong position this field
has in Germany both in academia and industry. This cooperation is essential at core
for the progress in the field which we want to promote with this year’s conference.
We are thankful to our host Prof. Schkommodau and his team for taken the effort to
organize this truly international event.
Prof. Dr. med. Thomas Lenarz
President of the German Society for Biomedical Engineering
within VDE e. V. (DGBMT)
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» Keynote speaker • Tuesday, 4 October «
08:30–09:00 Keynote 1
Cognitive Computing/Watson
Haig Alexander Peter (Rüschlikon/CH)
Haig A. Peter is a Cognitive Computing Ambassador at IBM Research- Zurich having joined
the IBM Corporation in 2000. As an ambassador at IBM, Haig meets with hundreds of
clients annually to help them understand how cognitive computing systems can learn
and interact naturally with people to extend what either humans or machine could do
on their own, particularly when it comes to making better decisions by penetrating the
complexity of Big Data. Haig has been an invited keynote speaker at many conferences
around Europe on the topic cognitive computing and Watson in Healthcare -Oncology
and the Global Technology Outlook which identifies significant technology trends and
identifies highimpact disruptive technologies leading to game-changing products and
services over a 3-5-year horizon. Haig focuses on the following industries: Healthcare,
Pharmaceutical, Life Sciences, Retail, Consumer Products, and Travel & Transportation.
13:30–14:00
Keynote 2
ERC-Grant Integration von „BCI“ und
„Sensory Feedback“ für die Steuerung von Prothesen
und Neuroprothesen
Gernot R. Müller-Putz (Graz/AT)
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. techn. Gernot Müller-Putz is head of the Institute of Neural Engineering and its associated Laboratory of Brain-Computer Interfaces. He received his MSc
in electrical and biomedical engineering in 2000, his PhD in electrical engineering in 2004
and his habilitation and “venia docendi” in medical informatics from Graz University of
Technoloy in 2008. Since 2014 he is full professor for semantic data analysis. He has gained
extensive experience in the field of biosignal analysis, brain-computer interface research,
EEG-based neuroprosthesis control, communication with BCI in patients with disorders of
consciousness, hybrid BCI systems, the human somatosensory system, and BCIs in assistive
technology over the past 16 years. He has also managed several national projects (State
of Styria) and international projects (Wings for Life, EU Projects) and is currently coordinator of the EU Horizon 2020 project Moregrasp. Furthermore, he organized and hosted six
international Brain-Computer Interface Conferences over the last 13 years in Graz, currently preparing the 7th Conference in Sept. 2017. He is also steering board member of
the International BCI Meeting, which takes place in the US every three years (last time in
2016). He is Review Editor of Frontiers in Neuroscience, special section Neuroprosthetics,
Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions in Biomedical Engineering and Associate Editor of the
Brain-Computer Interface Journal. In 2014/15 he was Guest editor in chief of a special issue
of the Proceedings of the IEEE “The Plurality of Human Brain-Computer Interfacing”. He has
authored more than 132 peer reviewed publications and more than 100 contributions to
conferences which were cited more than 8000 times (h-index 42). Recently he was awarded
with an ERC Consolidator Grant “Feel your Reach” from the European Research Council.
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» Keynote speaker • Wednesday, 5 October «
10:30–11:00 Keynote 3
Sensing and IT – Current Advances in MRI Technology
Klaas P. Prüssmann (Zurich/CH)
Since August 2002 Klaas Prüssmann has been Assistant Professor and since October
2005 Associate Professor for Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technology at the ETH.
Born on June 7th of 1969 in Waiblingen, Germany, Klaas Prüssmann studied Physics
and Medicine at the University of Bonn. After receiving a diploma in Physics in 1995,
he was a doctoral student at the Institute for Biomedical Engineering of the University
and ETH Zürich. In the year 2000 he received a PhD in Physics and took a position as
a project leader. For his work on parallel magnetic resonance imaging he received the
Günther-Laukien-Prize and the Philips Innovation Award in 2001.
13:30–14:00 Keynote 4
LED phototherapy – What’s new?
Matthias Born (Aachen/DE)
Professor Born has been working with Philips since 1992 (current rank Director Clinical &
Scientific Affairs and Principal Scientist) and is Professor for Physics at the Heinrich-HeineUniversity of Düsseldorf. In 2000 he made his habilitation in Experimental Physics and
received the Venia Legendi. He is specialized in Plasma Physics, Laser Physics & Optics
and Medical Technology. He coordinated various activities for the Philips businesses
in Healthcare, Consumer Lifestyle and Lighting including Philips Research. Actually, he
is heading the Clinical & Scientific Affairs of Philips Light & Health within the business
group Emerging Businesses and Philips Research.
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» Keynote speaker • Thursday, 6 October «
08:30–09:00 Keynote 5
Image guided therapy of the musculoskeletal apparatus
Lutz-P. Nolte (Bern/CH)
Lutz-P. Nolte is professor for Surgical Technology and Biomechanics at the University of
Bern, Switzerland. He received the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Civil Engineering from
the Ruhr-University Bochum in Germany. After several years of research in the USA,
he joined the M.E. Müller Institute -ISTB at the University of Bern, which he leads as a
director since 2003. In 2007 Lutz Nolte was co-founder of the Artificial Organ Center
for Biomedical Engineering Research (ARTORG) and its first director. From 2001–2013
he served as codirector of the National Center of Competence in Research „Computer
Aided and Image Guided Medical Interventions“ based at the ETHZ. His research focuses on image-guided therapies and spinal disorders. Lutz Nolte is a member of the
Swiss Academy of Technical Sciences (SATW) and held various positions in the federal
innovation promotion agency CTI for over 15 years, currently heading the domain of
CTI Start-up and Entrepreneurship.
11:00–11:30
Keynote 6
Multiscale multiphysics models of total cardiac function:
from basics science towards clinical application
Gernot Plank (Graz/AT)
Gernot Plank received the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the
Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Technical University of Graz, Graz, Austria, in 1996
and 2000, respectively. Afterwards he was a Postdoctoral Fellow with the Technical University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain (2000–2002), the University of Calgary, AB, Canada
(2003), and a Marie Curie Fellow with Johns Hopkins University (2006–2008). In 2008
he was selected for an Academic Fellow position at the Oxford e-Research Centre,
University of Oxford, Oxford, UK (2008–2014). Since 2010 he is an Associate Professor
with the Institute of Biophysics, Medical University of Graz, Graz, Austria, where he
is heading the Computational Cardiology Laboratory. His research interests comprise
computational modeling of cardiac electrophysiology, mechanics and hemodynamics
in terms of both methodological as well as applied aspects. Besides numerical work
on parallel accelerated iterative solvers as well as anatomical meshing technologies,
his applied research focuses on understanding mechanisms underlying formation and
maintenance of cardiac arryhthmias and their treatment with electrical defibrillation
therapy, heart failure mechanisms and cardiac resynchronization therapy and, more
recently, cardiac and vascular hemodynamics.
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» Conferene opening • Tuesday, 4 October «
18:00–19:00
Room
Conference opening
Singapore
Prof. Dr. Winfried Mayr
President of the Austrian Society for Biomedical Engineering
Prof. Prof. h. c. Dr. med. Thomas Lenarz
President of the German Society for Biomedical Engineering
Opening lecture on the occasion of the 50th anniversary
of the German Society for Biomedical Engineering (DGBMT)
Welcome notes
Prof. Dr. Erik Schkommodau
Conference chair
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Klaus-Peter Schmitz University of Rostock
Institute for Biomedical Engineering (IBMT)
Institute for Implant Technology and
Biomaterials e.V. (IIB e. V.)
“Technik hilft heilen”
“Technology helps Healing”
Prof. Schmitz has studied Applied Mechanics at the University of Rostock from 1964 to 1969. He conducted
his postgraduate work in the field of Structural Mechanics and received his PhD in 1972.
From 1972 to 1984 he worked as a development engineer in the shipbuilding industry at the Institute for Naval
Architecture in Rostock. Concurrently, he completed his habilitation thesis on the theory of oscillations in 1980.
After that, he was appointed as Head of the research department “Biomechanics and Medical Materials” at the
Clinic for Internal Medicine at the University of Rostock. Since 1992 he is Professor for Biomedical Engineering,
and in 1995 he was appointed as Director of the Institute for Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rostock.
His research focusses on implants and biomaterials with a special emphasis on cardiovascular implants.
Prof. Schmitz is a full member of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Class of
Technological Sciences. Moreover, he is a founder member of acatech, the National Academy of Science and
Engineering in Germany.
From 1996 to 2004 he was active as an alternative consultant to the German Research Society, DFG, in the
field of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering.
He is Chairman of the Board of the coordinated research project “RESPONSE – Partnership for Innovation
in Implant Technology” within the BMBF program “zwanzig20 – Partnership for Innovation”. Moreover he
is Chairman of the Board of the Competence Center for Medical Engineering Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
His medline record features 159 publications. He is co-inventor of more than 50 patents.
Prof. Schmitz was awarded the “VDE Ehrenring” of the VDE, the Association for Electrical, Electronic and
Information Technologies in Germany, in 2008.
19:00–21:00 Welcome reception
Room
Foyer
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» YOUNG FORUM BMT «
Während der BMT-Dreiländertagung in Basel findet
am 05.10.2016 in der Zeit von 17:00–18:30 Uhr die
Session „Junges Forum trifft alte Hasen“ gemeinsam
mit dem DGBMT-Fachausschuss „Aus- und Weiterbildung – Biomedizinische Technik im Studium“
statt. Ziel der Veranstaltung ist der Austausch von
Studierenden und Berufseinsteigern mit erfahrenen
Persönlichkeiten im Bereich der Biomedizintechnik.
17:00–18:30 Junges Forum trifft alte Hasen
Gast
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. med. dent. Dr. h.c. Hans-Florian Zeilhofer
(Chefarzt Mund-, Kiefer- und Gesichtschirurgie, Universitätsspital Basel)
Thema
Von der Vision zum Medizinprodukt – der steinige Weg zur Innovation
Moderation Dr.-Ing. Karsten Seidl
17:00
Impulsvortrag
17:30
Podiumsdiskussion
Typ
Session des DGBMT-Fachausschusses
Aus- und Weiterbildung – Biomedizinische Technik im Studium
Raum
Nairobi
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. med. dent. Dr. h.c. Hans-Florian Zeilhofer ist Chefarzt der Mund-, Kieferund Gesichtschirurgie am Universitätsspital Basel. Seine Forschungsgebiete umfassen
unter anderem computerassistierte Chirurgie (CAS), intraoperative Navi-gationssysteme,
medizinisches Rapid-Manufacturing sowie Laser-Therapie und -Chirurgie. In diesen
Bereichen ist Prof. Zeilhofer in verschiedene sehr erfolgreiche Start-up-Unternehmen
involviert. In der Session geben Prof. Zeilhofer zusammen mit einem CEO eines jungen
Start-ups Einblick in die Chancen und Hürden einer Unternehmensgründung im Bereich
der Biomedizintechnik; angefangen von der medizinischen Vision bis zur disruptiven
Innovation.
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» Award session • Wednesday, 5 October «
DGBMT awards
Prize for Patient Safety in Medical Technology 2016
This year again, the Deutsche Gesellschaft Biomedizinische Technik (DGBMT) also awards
the Prize for Patient Safety in Medical Technology together with the Aktionsbündnis
Patientensicherheit (APS). The prize is endowed with 6,500 EUR and founded by
Dr. med. Hans Heindl.
The winners of the prize in 2016 are:
Christiane Haupt
A model-based product evaluation protocol for comparison of
safety-engineered protection mechanisms of winged blood collection
needles
Dipl.-Ing. Christoph Hoog Antink
Reducing False Alarms in the ICU by Quantifying Self-Similarity of
Multimodal Biosignals
The prizes will be awarded by Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel.
Klee-Prize 2016
Once again this year, the Deutsche Gesellschaft Biomedizinische Technik (DGBMT) also
awards the DGBMT prize of the Klee family foundation endowed with 5.000 EUR for
the promotion of young scientists.
The winner of the DGBMT prize of the Klee family foundation in 2016 is:
Dr.-Ing. Jan-Philipp Kobler
Ein knochenfixiertes, mechatronisches Assistenzsystem für
die minimalinvasive Cochleaimplantat-Chirurgie
The prize will be awarded by Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel, chairman of the DGBMT prize committee.
The prize-giving ceremony and the laudatory speech for the winners will take place
on the occasion of the Award Session in room Singapore on Wednesday, 5 October,
14:00–15:00 hrs.
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» Award session • Wednesday, 5 October «
ÖGBMT Award
Stefan-Schuy-Preis
Every year, the Austrian Society of Biomedical Engineering (ÖGBMT) awards the ”StefanSchuy-Preis” endowed with 1.500 EUR to promote excellent scientific work in the field
of biomedical engineering.
The winner of the Stefan Schuy Prize in 2016 is:
Dr. Christoph Augustin
Anatomically accurate high resolution modeling of human whole heart
electromechanics: A strongly scable algebraic multigrid solver method
for nonlinear deformation
The prize will be awarded by Univ.-Prof. DI DDr. Winfried Mayr, chairman of the prize
committee.
SSBE Award
Research Award
The Swiss Society of Biomedical Engineering (SSBE) awards yearly its Research Award for
a doctoral thesis or an equivalent body of research. The award consists of a certificate
and a cash prize of 5,000 CHF.
The winner of the SSBE Research Award in 2016 is:
Andreas Schmocker
Surgical probe and implant development for nucleus pulposus
replacements
The prize will be awarded by Prof. sc. tech. Jess Gerrit Snedeker,
chairman of the prize committee.
The prize-giving ceremony and the laudatory speech for the winners will take place
on the occasion of the Award Session in room Singapore on Wednesday, 5 October,
14:00–15:00 hrs.
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» Students competition «
Students competition 2016 (DGBMT, ÖGBMT and SSBE)
From 13 finalists the best 5 presentations are assessed by the jurors during the running
sessions of the BMT conference and the winners determined and awarded certificates
and prizes.
The members of the jurors are:
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Prof. Stephen Fergusson (ETH Zurich)
Prof. Dominique Pioletti (EPF Lausanne)
Prof. David Hradetzky (University of Applied Science, Muttenz)
Dr. Andre Bucher (Robert Mathys Foundation)
The assessment at the conference is based on the following criteria:
• Scientific content of the paper
• Scientific content of the presentation
• Quality of the presentation
• Timing in the presentation
• Demonstration of competence in the discussion
• Dealing with audience
1st prize 1,000 EUR
2nd prize 500 EUR
3rd prize 300 EUR
4th prize 100 EUR
5th prize 100 EUR
The announcement of the winners and the award of certificates takes place during the
closing session of the conference on 6 October 2016 from 11:30 hrs in room Singapore.
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» General information «
Registration
Registration for the conference is required.
Please register online at www.bmt2016.ch.
The registration fees include
•Admission to all scientific sessions and access to the industrial exhibition
•Opening ceremony
• Welcome reception
• Conference materials (conference bag, final programme, abstract publication, name
badge, etc.)
•Refreshments as indicated in the programme
General terms and conditions
Please find our general terms and conditions at www.bmt2016.ch.
Online programme planner
With the help of the planner of the scientific programme you can structure your personal
conference programme. Benefit from the intuitive handling and get an overview of the
daily programme and each session. Desktop PCs, tablets or cell phones, the display will
automatically adapt to your (mobile) device to ensure user-friendly presentation. Access
sessions and lectures wherever you are: office, on the way or at the congress itself.
Like to know if a person is involved in additional sessions? Just check, by clicking on this
person or using the search function. A particular overview will summarise all commitments of each and everyone involved in the scientific programme.
Please find the online programme planner at
http://www.bmt2016.ch/programme/scientific-programme/.
Publication of abstracts
Accepted abstracts will be published online as a supplement (with DOI) to the journal
‘Biomedical Engineering’ by de Gruyter in the regular volume. Published abstracts will
be available online on the de Gruyter’s homepage (free access).
Accepted conference paper will be published online in the open access journal ‘Current
Directions in Biomedical Engineering’ by de Gruyter. Accepted conference papers will
be prepared for listing by PubMed Central and will be available online (with DOI each)
on the de Gruyter’s homepage (free access).
BMTE: http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/bmte
CDBME: http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/cdbme
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» General information «
Certificate of attendance
Certificates of attendance will first be made available on the last day of the conference
at the check-in desk.
Name badge
Please wear your name badge during all conference events, including the networking
activities. Admission to scientific sessions and to the industrial exhibition is restricted
to participants wearing their badge. Participants will receive their name badge when
collecting their conference documents at the check-in desk.
Cloakroom
The coat and luggage room at the conference is with costs and secure.
Opening hours Check-In
Speakers presentation upload area
Poster Exhibition
Industrial Exhibition
04. October
07:00–19:00
07:00–18:00
05. October
07:30–18:30
07:30–17:00
06. October
07:30–13:30
07:30–13:30
09:30–18:30
09:30–20:30
08:30–18:30
09:30–17:30
08:30–11:00
10:00–11:00
Internet corner and WIFI access
Computers with internet connection are available for conference participants in the
speakers’ presentation upload area (foyer 2nd floor).
WIFI is available for free throughout the whole conference area. Please ask at the
check-in desk for the login data.
Conference language
The official conference language is English.
Several programme sessions will be held in German. They are highlighted in the
programme with a German flag.
Catering
Catering will be served during the official coffee and lunch breaks in the foyer. All food
provided is covered by the registration fee.
Service for impaired people
All rooms are accessible by wheelchair.
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» General hints for authors and presenters «
Speakers’ presentation upload area
Presentations should be submitted in due time in the dedicated speakers’ presentation
upload area (foyer 2nd floor).
Presentation format
Please bring your presentation on a USB mass storage, CD-ROM or DVD and include all
video files. The presentation should be prepared as PDF or MS Office PowerPoint (up
to 2016 version, Windows10) in format 4:3. A presentation notebook will be provided.
To guarantee a smooth running of the programme, please upload your presentation in
due time – at least 2 hours before your presentation is due to start.
For Mac users
To make sure your presentation is displayed correctly, please
• bring your presentation as pdf-file with fonts embedded or
• restrict yourself to Arial/Times New Roman (not Times)/Courier New (not Courier)/
Symbol/Wingdings when creating your ppt- or pptx-file.
Technical equipment
All technical equipment (presentation computer, video projector, sound system, laser
pointer) will be available on-site. The use of personal notebooks is possible upon agreement. However, it may interrupt the flow of the programme in the lecture hall. Please
provide an adapter for VGA if necessary. Should you wish to use non-digital equipment,
please contact us at [email protected].
Time allocation
Please prepare your presentation for the allotted amount of time. Chairs and moderators may interrupt should you overrun your time limit.
Online programme planner
Make use of our online programme planner to find the time of your presentation as
well as the session and its detailed programme.
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» General hints for poster presenters «
Poster session
Poster authors are requested to be present at their posters during the official poster
sessions. Posters will be presented in 4 poster sessions.
For further information regarding assignment of a poster to a session, please refer to
pages 77, 84, 91 and 99.
Poster session I
Poster session II
Poster session III
Poster session IV
Tuesday, 4 October
Tuesday, 4 October
Wednesday, 5 October
Thursday, 6 October
12:30–13:30
15:30–16:30
12:30–13:30
10:30–11:00
Poster mounting
All posters have to be mounted until 12:00 hrs on Tuesday, 4 October. Posters have to
be removed until 12:00 hrs on Thursday, 6 October at the latest.
Any posters left on the boards at the close of the poster session will be considered as
waste.
Poster preparation
Please prepare and print your poster in advance to the conference.
Your poster must be prepared in English and should have a size of DIN A0 (84,1 cm x
118,9 cm) preferably in a portrait format (not landscape format). Pins will be provided
on your poster board. The size of the poster boards is 110 cm (width) x 150 cm (height).
Please do not use any other type of pins than those provided. All poster boards will
be labelled with a poster number. You can find your poster number in the programme
book (see pages 77 ff.).
Online programme planner
Make use of our online programme planner to find the time of your poster presentation
as well as the poster session and its detailed programme.
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» Social and cultural programme «
Welcome Reception • Tuesday, 4 October
We would like to invite you to join the welcome reception and
to have a nice evening with your conference colleagues and
exhibitors in a relaxed atmosphere; refreshing beverages and
finger-food will be served.
Time
Location
Fee
19:00–20:30
Foyer, Congress Center Basel
Messeplatz 21
4058 Basel (CH)
inclusive
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Social Event • Wednesday, 5 October
We are glad to invite you to the social event of the “Dreiländertagung” at the OSYPKA AG premises in Rheinfelden. It is the
special honor of Prof. Dr-Ing. Dr.-Ing. Eh. Peter Osypka, founder
of OSYPKA AG and founding member of the DGBMT Society, to
host you at our headquarter facility.
OSYPKA AG – a name that stands for innovative medical devices © Osypka AG
and implants created with the highest level of precision. The 1977 founded family owned
company with around 200 employees is a pioneer in catheter technology (first cardiac
RF-ablation) as well as implantable and temporary cardiac pacing leads. OSYPKA AG
not only produces OSYPKA-brand products but also offers development and production of any kind of stimulation leads, balloon catheters, cardiac catheters, processes for
encapsulation of AIMDs, and sterilization service for other medical devices companies.
More than 90% of the manufacturing processes are performed in-house, which is rather
unique in this industry.
All interested persons are invited to a tour through the production facilities.
Enjoy a memorable evening in a stimulating atmosphere accompanied by great music. A
cozy relax-area invites you and your colleagues and friends to get into a lively exchange.
Time
Location
Fee
20:00–01:00
Osypka AG
Earl-H.-Wood-Straße 1
79618 Rheinfelden-Herten (DE)
75 EUR
Bus shuttles leave from Congress Center Basel to Rheinfelden at 19:00 hrs and 19:30
hrs. From 22:00 hrs a bus shuttle leaves every hour back to the Congress Center Basel.
Last departure at 01:00 hrs.
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» Sponsors, exhibitors and cooperation partners «
Sponsors
Kanton Basel-Stadt
Exhibitors
Atlas Copco Tools Central Europe GmbH (Essen/DE)
Booth nr.
2
BIOPAC Systems, Inc. (Goleta, CA/US)
4
Cluster Life Sciences Tirol/MTC Medizintechnik-Cluster (Innsbruck/AT)
9
COMSOL Multiphysics GmbH (Zurich/CH)
5
De Gruyter GmbH (Berlin/DE)
7
g.tec medical engineering GmbH (Schiedlberg/AT)
6
LifeMaps – Making gene mapping usable (Greifswald/DE)
3
Technische Universität München, Lehrstuhl für Medizintechnik (Garching/DE)
10
Universitätsmedizin Rostock, Institut für Biomedizinische Technik
(Rostock/DE)
1
VDE Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik Informationstechnik e. V. (Frankfurt a. M./DE)
8
Cooperation partners
Cluster Life Sciences Tirol (Tirol/AT)
Medical Cluster (Bern/CH)
MTC Medizintechnik-Cluster (Linz/AT)
State at printing
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Room
Room
Room Singapore
Room Nairobi
» Plan of exhibition area «
State at printing
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» Sitzungen der Fachausschüsse der DGBMT «
We cordially invite you to the meetings of the DGBMT Fachausschüsse (expert committees). The meetings are publicly for every interested participant of the conference.
Tuesday, 4 October
12:30–13:30 Medizintechnik in der MRT
Nairobi
12:30–13:30 Mobile Diagnostik und Therapiesysteme
Osaka
12:30–13:30 Neuroprothetik und Intelligente Implantate
Mexico
12:30–13:30 Rehabilitationstechnik
Samarkand
15:30–16:30 Informationsmanagement in der Medizin Mexico
15:30–16:30 Ultraschall in der Medizin
Samarkand
Wednesday, 5 October
12:30–13:30 Bildgestützte navigierte Intervention
Miami
12:30–13:30 Biomaterialien und Medizinische Implantate Singapore
12:30–13:30 Implantierbare Assistenzsysteme
Osaka
12:30–13:30 Magnetische Methoden in der Medizin
Samarkand
12:30–13:30 Methodik der Patientenüberwachung
Mexico
12:30–13:30 Mikro- und Nanosysteme
Nairobi
15:30–16:30 Biosignale – Informationsverarbeitung in Medizin und Biowissenschaften
Miami
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» Track title overview «
A
B
C
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Biomaterials and Biocompatibility
Biomechanics and Orthopaedics
Biomedical Instrumentation & Micro and Nano Systems
Bioprinting and Additive Manufacturing
Biosensors and Bioanalytics
Biosignal Processing
Cardio Technology
Cellular-, Tissue- and Bioengineering
Clinical and Ambulatory Monitoring
Clinical Engineering and Hospital Technology
Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention
Drug Delivery Technology
Functional Electrical Stimulation and Neuroprostheses
Imaging, Image Processing and Image Guided Interventions
Implants
Medical Information Mangagement
Medical Device Management
Medical Technology and Society
Modelling and Simulation
Neural Engineering
Patient Monitoring
Personalized Health
Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Engineering
Smart Assistance Systems
Training and Further Education for Engineers and Physicians
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
08:30–09:00 Keynote 1
Room
Singapore
Cognitive computing/Watson
Haig Alexander Peter (Rüschlikon/CH)
09:00–10:30
Room
Chairs
09:00
T-OP-19
09:15
T-OP-20
09:30
T-OP-21
09:45
T-OP-22
10:00
T-OP-23
10:15
T-OP-18
Track T: Modelling and Simulation I
Singapore
Zoran Vidakovic (Zurich/CH), Andreas Voss (Jena/DE)
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Dynamic Model of an upper limb exoskeleton with user interaction
Markus Hessinger, Niko Faul, Peter P. Pott
Roland Werthschützky (Darmstadt/DE)
Development of parietal bone surrogates for parietal graft lift
training
Marianne Hollensteiner (Linz, Salzburg/AT), David Fürst
Benjamin Esterer, Stefan Hunger, Michael Malek (Linz/AT)
Peter Augat, Falk Schrödl (Salzburg/AT)
Daniel Stephan (Bürmoos/AT), Andreas Schrempf (Linz/AT)
Numerical simulation of mechanically stimulated bone remodelling
Josephine Mauck, Jan Wieding, Daniel Kluess
Rainer Bader (Rostock/DE)
Conversion of engineering stresses to Cauchy stresses in tensile and
compression tests of thermoplastic polymers
Kerstin Schümann, Udo Röhr, Klaus-Peter Schmitz
Niels Grabow (Rostock/DE)
Numerical examinations of simplified spondylodesis models
concerning energy absorption in magnetic resonance imaging
Nicole Hadert (Gelsenkirchen/DE), Qi Liu (Dundee/GB)
Waldemar Zylka (Gelsenkirchen/DE)
Principle study on the signal connection at transabdominal fetal
pulse oximetry
Marcel Böttrich, Daniel Laqua, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
09:00–10:30
Room
Chairs
09:00
T-OP-12
Track T: Modelling and Simulation – Pulmonary Technology
Samarkand
Steffen Leonhardt (Aachen/DE)
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Computational model of a fractal lung to simulate and visualize
gas transport for diagnostic purposes and patient education
Carl-Friedrich Benner, Sylvia Nyilas, Pinelopi Anagnostopoulou
David Hasler, Philipp Latzin, Dominik Obrist (Bern/CH)
09:15
T-OP-13
Assessment of nasal resistance using computational
fluid dynamics
Jan Osman, Friederike Großmann, Kay Brosien, Ulrich Kertzscher
Leonid Goubergrits, Thomas Hildebrandt (Berlin/DE)
09:30
T-OP-14
09:45
T-OP-15
10:00
T-OP-16
10:15
T-OP-17
Resistance in a non-linear autoregressive model of
pulmonary mechanics
Ruby Langdon, Paul Docherty (Christchurch/NZ), Bernhard Laufer
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Cascaded control environment for a CPAP-device
Mathias Scheel (Wismar, Schwerin/DE), Olaf Simanski (Wismar/DE)
Andreas Berndt (Schwerin/DE)
Inspiratory and expiratory elastance in a non-linear autoregressive
model of pulmonary mechanics
Ruby Langdon, Paul Docherty (Christchurch/NZ)
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Determination of regional lung function in cystic fibrosis using
electrical impedance tomography
Sabine Krüger-Ziolek, Benjamin Schullcke, Zhanqi Zhao, Bo Gong
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
09:00–10:30
Room
Chairs
09:00
A-OP-01
09:15
A-OP-02
09:30
A-OP-03
09:45
A-OP-04
10:00
A-OP-05
10:15
A-OP-06
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Track A: Biomaterials and Biocompatibility I
Osaka
Michael de Wild (Muttenz/CH), Franz Weber (Zurich/CH)
Tailored protein adsorption on biocompatible plasma nanofilms
Michael Bergmann, Gerald Urban (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Alginate-based anisotropic capillary hydrogels as biomaterial
scaffolds for oriented axon regeneration
Rainer Müller, Manuel Brunner, Gerhard Luedicke (Regensburg/DE) Armin Blesch (Indianapolis, IN/US), Manuel Günther
Thomas Schackel, Norbert Weidner (Heidelberg/DE)
A standardized investigation of the biocompatibility of spider silk
Jörn W. Kuhbier, Vincent Coger, Judith Müller, Christina Liebsch
Kerstin Reimers, Frederik Schlottmann, Vesna Bucan, Khaled Dastagir
Peter M. Vogt, Sarah Strauß (Hanover/DE)
Synthesis and characterization of PIL/pNIPAAm hybrid hydrogels
Sylvia Pfensig, Daniela Arbeiter, Klaus-Peter Schmitz
Niels Grabow, Thomas Eickner, Sabine Illner (Rostock/DE)
Novel blood protein based scaffolds for cardiovascular
tissue engineering
Antonia Kuhn, Marc Müller, Sara Knigge
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Cell adhesion and viability of human endothelial cells on
electrospun polymer scaffolds
Claudia Matschegewski, Jörn-Bo Matthies, Niels Grabow
Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
09:00–10:30
Room
Chairs
Track N: Functional Electrical Stimulation and Neuroprostheses
Mexico
Simone Hemm-Ode (Muttenz/CH)
Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
09:00
N-OP-01
09:15
N-OP-02
09:30
N-OP-03
09:45
N-OP-04
10:00
N-OP-05
10:15
N-OP-06
A flexible standalone system with integrated sensor feedback for
multi-pad electrode functional electrical stimulation
Jan Loitz, Aljoscha Reinert, Ann-Krisitin Neumann, Fanny Quandt
Dietmar Schroeder, Wolfgang Krautschneider (Hamburg/DE)
Smart control for functional electrical stimulation with optimal
pulse intensity
Aljoscha Reinert, Jan Loitz, Fanny Quandt, Dietmar Schroeder
Wolfgang Krautschneider (Hamburg/DE)
Tactile display on the remaining hand for unilateral hand amputees
Tao Li (Biel/CH), Huaiqi Huang (Biel, Neuchâtel/CH)
Christian Antfolk (Lund/SE), Jörn Justiz, Volker M. Koch (Biel/CH)
On the way to a self-sufficient closed-loop implant for early
seizure detection
Simon Heller, Michael Kroener, Peter Woias, Christian Donos
Matthias Dümpelmann, Andreas Schulze-Bonhage, Farrokh Manzouri
Daniel Lachner, Joschka Boedecker, Manuel Blum (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Effects of sustained electrical stimulation on spasticity assessed
by the pendulum test
José Luis Vargas Luna, Halla K. Guðfinnsdóttir, Gígja Magnúsdóttir
Vilborg Guðmundsdóttir (Reykjavik/IS), Matthias Krenn
Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT), Guðbjörg K. Ludvigsdóttir
Thordur Helgason (Reykjavik/IS)
Clinical reliability of a subretinal implant
Martin Kokelmann, Sandra Rudorf, Walter G. Wrobel (Reutlingen/DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
09:00–10:30
Room
Chair
09:00
L-OP-01
Track L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention I
Nairobi
Klaus Radermacher (Aachen/DE), Philippe Cattin (Basel/CH)
09:15
L-OP-02
09:30
L-OP-03
09:45
L-OP-04
10:00
L-OP-05
Implant for bone expansion as new procedure for generation of
vascularised grafts to bridge long bone defects
Matthias Militz (Murnau/DE), Carolin Gabler
Josephine Mauck (Rostock/DE), Robert Bialas
Christoph Miethke (Potsdam/DE), Volker Buehren (Murnau/DE)
Wolfram Mittelmeier, Rainer Bader (Rostock/DE)
Markus Oehlbauer (Murnau/DE)
In vivo electrical impedance measurement in mastoid bone
Thomas Wyss Balmer (Bern/CH)
Development of a skull phantom for the assessment of implant
X-ray visibility
Thomas Hoffmann, Fabian Klink, Axel Boese, Karin Fischer
Oliver Beuing, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)
Ultrasonic-based transcutaneous energy supply and signal
transmission for hermetically encapsulated miniature implants
Margit Biehl, Peter Weber, Matthias Molitor, Timo Koch
Andreas Schneider (St. Ingbert/DE)
Accuracy investigation of a new mininavigation system for
dental implants
Stephan Böhringer, Philipp Jürgens, Erik Schkommodau
Frank Berlinghoff, Simone Hemm-Ode (Basel/CH)
10:30–11:00 Coffe break
Room
Foyer
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:00
T-OP-24
11:15
T-OP-25
11:30
T-OP-26
11:45
T-OP-27
12:00
T-OP-28
12:15
T-OP-29
Track T: Modelling and Simulation II
Singapore
Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE), N.N.
Interdisciplinary modeling of nanotherapy targeting the
tumor microenvironment
Hermann Frieboes (Louisville, KY/US)
Influence of Siluron® insertion on model drug distribution in
the simulated vitreous body
Sandra Stein, Malte Bogdahn, Werner Weitschies
Anne Seidlitz (Greifswald/DE)
Investigating the constitutive activity of ghrelin receptor
by molecular modelling
Andrea Danani, Marco Deriu, Gianvito Grasso
Ginevra Licandro (Manno/CH)
Small myocyte enclaves may facilitate conduction of excitation
through scar tissue: A one-dimensional simulation study
Eike Moritz Wülfers, Peter Kohl, Gunnar Seemann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Evaluating different approaches to identify a three parameter
gas exchange model
Jörn Kretschmer (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Paul Docherty (Christchurch/NZ), Axel Riedlinger
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Effects of fibrosis on the extracellular potential based on 3D
reconstructions from histological sections of heart tissue
Markus Rottmann, Jannik Zürn, Ufuk Arslan (Karlsruhe/DE)
Karin Klingel (Tuebingen/DE), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:15
G-OP-02
Track G: Neural Signal Processing
Samarkand
Hartmut Dickhaus (Heidelberg/DE), Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE)
11:00
G-OP-01
11:30
G-OP-03
11:45
G-OP-04
Simulation and evaluation of stimulation scenarios for targeted
vestibular nerve excitation
Peter Schier, Michael Handler
Daniel Baumgarten (Innsbruck/AT), Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT)
12:00
G-OP-05
12:15
G-OP-06
Neural information processes in EEG during general anaesthesia
and coma
Denis Jordan, Rüdiger Ilg, Daniel Golkowski, Andreas Ranft
Sebastian Berger (Munich/DE), Gudrun Stockmanns (Mülheim/DE)
Gerhard Schneider (Wuppertal/DE), Eberhard F. Kochs (Munich/DE)
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Modular workflow for simulating patient specific stimulation
efficiency of vestibular implants
Michael Handler, Peter Schier, Karl Fritscher (Hall in Tirol/AT)
Lejo Johnson Chacko, Rudolf Glueckert, Anneliese Schrott-Fischer
Rami Saba (Innsbruck/AT), Rainer Schubert
Daniel Baumgarten (Hall in Tirol/AT)
Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT)
Deep brain stimulation: increasing efficiency by
alternative waveforms
Soheil Mottaghi, Kevin Joseph, Katerina Argiti, Thomas J. Feuerstein
Ulrich G. Hofmann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Extraction of tremor features from Parkinson patients with
DBS treatment
Rene Peter Bremm (Belvaux/LU)
Prediction of immediately occurring microsleep events from
brain electric signals
Martin Golz, David Sommer (Schmalkalden/DE)
Jarek Krajewski (Cologne/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:00
A-OP-07
11:15
A-OP-08
11:30
A-OP-09
11:45
A-OP-10
12:00
A-OP-11
12:15
A-OP-12
Track A: Biomaterials and Biocompatibility II
Osaka
Michael de Wild (Muttenz/CH), Rainer Müller (Regensburg/DE)
High-strength biomaterials for implants
Bernhard Mingler, Maciej Krystian, Jelena Horky
Manfred Bammer (Vienna/AT)
Biofilm formation and antibiotic susceptibility of quorum sensing
mutant P. aeruginosa in implant infection mouse model
Muhammad Imran Rahim, Manfred Rohde, Jan-Marten Seitz
Peter Paul Mueller (Lahore/PK)
Changes in impedance and cell recording by surface etching of a
carbon nanotube-silicone rubber electrode material
Katharina Tegtmeier, Fabian Borrmann, Dominique Manikowski
Birgit Andrée, Thomas Lenarz, Theodor Doll (Hanover/DE)
Effects of heat treatment and welding process on superelastic
behaviour and microstructure of micro electron beam welded NiTi
Isabel Balz, Uwe Reisgen, Julia Schoft (Aachen/DE)
Christian Otten (Hünstetten-Kesselbach/DE)
Long-term stable modifications of silicone elastomer for
improved hemocompatibility
Cécile Boudot, Sarah Burkhardt, Miriam Haerst (Garching/DE)
The effect of thermal treatment on the mechanical properties of
PLLA tubular specimens
Daniela Arbeiter, Kerstin Schümann, Thomas Eickner, Olga Sahmel
Klaus-Peter Schmitz, Niels Grabow (Rostock/DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
11:00–12:30
Room
Chair
11:00
P-OP-13
11:15
P-OP-14
Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Biomaterialien und medizinische Implantate
Track P: Novel aspects in dental implant therapy: surfaces,
biomechanics and work flow
Mexico
Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE)
11:45
P-OP-16
12:00
P-OP-15
Advanced wettability analysis of implant surfaces
Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE)
12:15
TBC
N.N.
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Digital dentistry meets implant dentistry
Florian Beuer (Berlin/DE)
Latest developmentts in dental implant system designing and
effects on implant restoration concepts
Axel Kirsch (Filderstadt/DE)
Protecting ultra- and hyperhydrophilic surfaces in dry state from
loss of wettability
Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE), Steffen Lüers
Markus Laub (Bochum/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:00
L-OP-06
11:15
L-OP-07
11:30
L-OP-08
11:45
L-OP-09
12:00
L-OP-10
12:15
L-OP-11
Track L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention II
Nairobi
Philipp Jürgens (Lörrach/DE), N.N.
Surgical navigation with QR codes
Manuel Katanacho, Wladimir De la Cadena
Sebastian Engel (Berlin/DE)
Development and evaluation of a cooled RF-lesion electrode which
yields increased lesion size and energy delivery
Helena Tronnier, Rudi Mattmüller, Thilo B. Krüger
Oliver Weihberger (Emmendingen/DE)
Investigation of the pressure gradient of embolic protection devices
Anja Kurzhals, Jörn-Bo Matthies (Rostock/DE)
Reimer Andresen (Heide/DE), Niels Grabow, Klaus-Peter Schmitz
Wolfram Schmidt (Rostock/DE)
Design of a haptic human-machine-interface for bimanual control
of a surgical robot
Carsten Neupert, Sebastian Matich, Christian Hatzfeld, Peter P. Pott
Roland Werthschützky (Darmstadt/DE)
Computer assistance in femoral dero­tation osteotomy:
A bottom-up approach
Christoph Auer, Sebastian Kallus, Andreas Geisbüsch, Thomas Dreher
Hartmut Dickhaus (Heidelberg/DE)
Fibre optical probe navigation during deep brain stimulation
implantation – safety aspects
Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE)
Simone Hemm-Ode (Linköping/SE; Muttenz, Basel/CH)
Peter Zsigmond (Linköping/SE)
12:30–13:30 General Assembly SSBE
Room
Miami
12:30–13:30 Poster session I (see pages 77 ff.) and lunch break
Room
Foyer
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
13:30–14:00 Keynote 2
Room
Singapore
ERC-Grant Integration von „BCI“ und „Sensory Feedback“ für
die Steuerung von Prothesen und Neuroprothesen
Gernot R. Müller-Putz (Graz/AT)
14:00–15:30
Room
Chairs
14:00
F-OP-01
Track F: Biosensors and Bioanalytics
Singapore
Eugenijus Kaniusas (Vienna/AT), Jens Krauss (Neuchátel/CH)
A universal platform for nucleic acid based point-of-care diagnostics
Philipp Holz, Benedikt Hauer, Albrecht Brandenburg, Simon Wadle
Steffen Zehnle, Mark Keller (Freiburg i. Br./DE), Ronny Möller
Birgit Koger (Hamburg/DE)
14:15
F-OP-02
14:30
F-OP-03
14:45
F-OP-04
15:00
F-OP-05
Electrochemical biosensor system integration on flexible substrates
for wearable health applications
Lars Blohm, Agnieszka Kurylo, Jörg Albers, Gundula Piechotta
Eric Nebling, Thomas Knieling (Itzehoe/DE)
15:15
F-OP-06
Investigating radiofrequency ablation lesions within an in vitro
setup using electrophysiological data
Khaled Naib (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)
Stefan Pollnow (Karlsruhe/DE), Taleieh Rajabi, Ralf Ahrens
Andreas Guber (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)
Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
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IR-Spectroscopy and multivariate data analysis in point of care testing
Anja Niedermayr (Munich/DE), Jeremy Murray (Edinburgh/GB)
Matthias Schreiter, Michael Schmalenberg, Peter B. Luppa
Alexander M. Gigler (Munich/DE)
Biochemical piezoresistive sensors based on pH- and
glucose-sensitive hydrogels for medical applications
Ulrike Schmidt, Margarita Guenther, Gerald Gerlach (Dresden/DE)
Development of implantable electrochemical sensors for in vivo
measurement of Dopamine
Tanja Martin, Markus Westerhausen, Boris Hofmann (Tuebingen/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
14:00–15:30
Room
Chair
14:00
U-OP-01
14:15
U-OP-02
14:30
U-OP-03
14:45
U-OP-04
15:00
U-OP-05
15:15
U-OP-06
Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Intelligente Implantate und Neuroprothetik
Track U: BrainLinks-BrainTools – Methods and tools for
neural engineering
Samarkand
Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
BrainLinks-BrainTools – Methods and tools for neural engineering
Thomas Stieglitz, Oliver Paul, Ulrike Wallrabe
Patrick Ruther (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Controlling Bessel beams for optophysiology
Ulrike Wallrabe, Angelina Müller, Markus Reisacher
Oliver Ambacher, Katarcyna Holc
Matthias Wapler (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
MEMS-based micro-optical tools for optogenetic applications
Patrick Ruther, Marie Theresa Alt, Eva-Maria Fiedler
Christian Mounir, Linda Rudmann, Michael Schwaerzle, Oliver Paul
Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Developments for the next generation of brain probes
Thomas Stieglitz, Eva-Maria Fiedler, Danesh Ashouri Vasjari
Christian Bentler, Rickard Liljemalm, Fredrick Pothof
Abdalrahmen Sayed Herbawi, Falk Barz, Matthias Kuhl, Oliver Paul
Patrick Ruther (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Achievements and trends of CMOS-assisted neural
recording interfaces
Matthias Kuhl (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Beyond slow waves – Non-invasive High-Gamma mapping in
an optimized EEG Lab
Martin Völker, Lukas D. J. Fiederer, Martin Glasstetter
Sofie Berberich, Wolfram Burgard, Andreas Schulze-Bonhage
Tonino Ball (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
14:00–15:30
Room
Chairs
14:00
X-OP-01
14:15
X-OP-02
14:30
X-OP-03
14:45
X-OP-04
15:00
X-OP-05
Control scheme selection in human-machine-interfaces by analysis
of activity signals
Wolfgang Doneit, Ralf Mikut (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)
David Liebetanz (Göttingen/DE), Rüdiger Rupp (Heidelberg/DE)
Markus Reischl (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)
15:15
X-OP-06
Event-based sampling for reducing communication load in
wireless IMU networks
Daniel Laidig (Berlin/DE), Sebastian Trimpe (Tuebingen/DE)
Thomas Seel (Berlin/DE)
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Track X: Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Engineering
Osaka
Catherine Disselhorst-Klug (Aachen/DE), Marc Kraft (Berlin/DE)
Development of a locomotor therapy device for infants
Jörg Schröttner, Andreas Tilp, Robert Neubauer (Graz/AT)
Sigrid Ranner, Peter Grieshofer (Gratwein-Staßengel/AT)
The exoprostheses test device gait simulator – next steps for
comprehensive fatigue and functional examination
Peter Seufert, Philip Töllner, Simon Gallinger, Julius Thiele
Marc Kraft (Berlin/DE)
An adaptive learning agent to improve myoelectric-controlled
prosthesis – concept and ideas
Weerayot Aramphianlert, Christoph Kast, Matthias Krenn
Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT)
Development of a closed-loop control system for upper limb
prosthesis integrating electromyographic inputs and
position feedback
Christoph Kast, Weerayot Aramphianlert, Matthias Krenn
Christian Hofer, Oskar C. Aszmann, Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
14:00–15:30
Room
Chairs
14:00
Z-OP-01
Track Z: Training and Further Education for Engineers and Physicians
Mexico
Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE), Frank Pude (Muttenz/CH)
Gap of education in medical technology for physicians:
a challenge for biomedical engineering
Ernst Hofer, Robert Arnold, Gernot Reishofer
Helmut Ahammer (Graz/AT)
14:15
Z-OP-02
14:30
Z-OP-03
Technical Medicine – an online study-program for medical
professionals and biomedical engineers
Jonathan Ahles, Carola Schneider
Dominik von Elverfeldt (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
14:45
Z-OP-04
15:00
Z-OP-05
15:15
Z-OP-06
A passive beating heart setup for interventional cardiology training
Marcus Granegger, Philipp Aigner, Erwin Kitzmüller, Martin Stoiber
Francesco Moscato, Ina Michel-Behnke, Heinrich Schima (Vienna/AT)
Biomedical engineering in Northern Iraq – DAAD-Projects
BIONIQ-Bios and BIONIQ-MedPhys
Thomas Schanze, Jan-Dirk Janßen, Robin Etzel
Martin Fiebich (Giessen/DE)
Unique set-up for training of CTO intervention and evaluation of
new catheter technologies with haptic feedback
Christian Hatzfeld, Nataliya Stefanova, Thomas Opitz (Darmstadt/DE)
Jochen Genzel (Würzburg/DE), Roland Werthschützky
Mario Kupnik (Darmstadt/DE), Wolfram Voelker (Würzburg/DE)
Mathematical and physical models for simulation of biomedical
engineering processes in comparison to real patient data for
research, education, and training
Ute Morgenstern, Tobias Meyer, Martin Oelschlägel, Julia Kuß
Richard Stodtmeister (Dresden/DE), Tilo Winkler (Boston, MA/US)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
14:00–15:30
Room
Chairs
14:00
L-OP-12
Fokus Session
Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery (ICCAS)
Track L: ICCAS Special Session on Computer-assisted procedures
Nairobi
Andreas Melzer, Thomas Neumuth (Leipzig/DE)
14:20
14:40
L-OP-13
15:00
L-OP-14
Blood flow clustering and applications in virtual stenting of intracranial
aneurysms
Steffen Oeltze-Jafra (Leipzig/DE)
A service for monitoring the quality of intraoperative cone
beam CT images
Frank Heckel (Bremen, Leipzig/DE), Jan Schlamelcher (Oldenburg/DE)
Hanna Rotermund (Nuremberg/DE), Max Rockstroh (Leipzig/DE)
Stephan Zidowitz (Bremen/DE), Thomas Neumuth (Leipzig/DE)
Clinical decision support system for TNM classification of laryngeal
cancer using Bayesian networks
Mario A. Cypko, Jan Gaebel, Jan Wojdziak
Matthaeus Stoehr (Leipzig/DE)
Automatic depth scanning system for 3D infrared thermography
Michael Unger (Leipzig/DE), Adrian Franke (Ilmenau/DE)
Claire Chalopin (Leipzig/DE)
14:00–15:30 EAMBES council meeting
Room
Miami
15:30–16:30 Poster session II (see pages 84 ff.) and coffe break
Room
Foyer
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
16:30–18:00
Room
Chairs
16:30
O-OP-01
16:45
O-OP-02
17:00
O-OP-03
17:15
O-OP-04
17:30
O-OP-05
17:45
O-OP-06
Track O: Image Computing
Singapore
Alex Ringenbach (Muttenz/CH), Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT)
An improved tracking framework for ultrasound probe localization
in image-guided radiosurgery
Svenja Ipsen, Ralf Bruder, Philipp Jauer, Floris Ernst (Lübeck/DE)
Oliver Blanck (Kiel, Frankfurt a. M., Güstrow/DE)
Achim Schweikard (Lübeck/DE)
Improvement of a subviral particle tracker by the use of a
LAP-Kalman-algorithm
Andreas Rausch, Dennis Müller, Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE)
Learning discriminative classification models for grading
anal intraepithelial neoplasia
Philipp Kainz, Michael Mayrhofer-Reinhartshuber (Graz/AT)
Roland Sedivy (Krems-Stein/AT; Bern/CH)
Helmut Ahammer (Graz/AT)
Regularization of EIT reconstruction based on multi-scales
wavelet transforms
Bo Gong, Benjamin Schullcke, Sabine Krueger-Ziolek
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Segmentation of nucleus in HEp-2 specimen images using Fuzzy
c-Means clustering approach
Suhail Parvaze Pathan, Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN)
Segmentation and analysis of brainstem in Alzheimer MR images
using region based level set method
S. Rao Shashanka, Mitra Kaushik,
Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
16:30–18:00
Room
Chairs
16:30
B-OP-01
16:45
B-OP-02
17:15
B-OP-04
17:30
B-OP-05
17:45
B-OP-06
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Track B: Biomechanics and Orthopaedics
Samarkand
Florian Thieringer (Basel/CH), Scott Wearing (Kelvin Grove/AU)
Towards in silico prognosis using big data
Nicholas Ohs, Fabian Keller, Ole Blank (Zurich/CH)
Yuk-Wai Wayne Lee, Chun-Yiu Jack Cheng (Hong Kong/HK)
Peter Arbenz, Ralph Müller, Patrik Christen (Zurich/CH)
In vivo measurement of human tendon properties during activities
of daily living using guided transmission mode ultrasonography
Scott Wearing, Christian Langton (Kelvin Grove/AU)
Werner Klingler (Ulm/DE), Sue Hooper (Brisbane/AU)
Torsten Brauner (Munich/DE)
Technical concept and evaluation of a novel shoulder simulator
with adaptive muscle force generation and free motion
Mark Verjans, Nad Siroros, Klaus Rademacher
Jörg Eschweiler (Aachen/DE)
Effect of indenter diameters during creep indentation on articular
cartilage and model-based parameter identification using
the biphasic model
Peter Foehr (Munich/DE), Thomas Reuter (Chemnitz/DE)
Constantin von Deimling, Lara Kuntz, Andreas Obermeier
Rainer Burgkart (Munich/DE)
Usability evaluation of a locomotor therapy device considering
different strategies
Sonja Langthaler, Alexander Lassnig, Christian Baumgartner
Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
16:30–18:00
Room
Chair
16:30
O-OP-31
16:45
O-OP-32
Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Magnetische Methoden in der Medizin
Track O: Magnetische Nanopartikel und Magnetoenzephalographie
Osaka
Tilmann Sander-Thömmes (Berlin/DE)
17:00
O-OP-33
17:15
O-OP-34
17:30
O-OP-36
Impact of different registration methods in MEG source analysis
Marie Theiß (Recklinghausen, Münster/DE)
Advanced analysis of tracers for magnetic particle imaging:
magnetic and geometric characterization by multidetector
field-flow fractionation
Norbert Löwa, Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE)
Interactions of protein corona coated magnetic nanoparticles
and human cells
Andreas Weidner (Ilmenau/DE), Christine Gräfe (Jena/DE)
Hilke Remmer (Braunschweig/DE), Moritz von der Lühe
Joachim H. Clement (Jena/DE), Frank Ludwig (Braunschweig/DE)
Felix H. Schacher (Jena/DE), Silvio Dutz (Ilmenau/DE)
Setup of a sleep recording system compatible with
magnetoencephalography
Tilmann Sander-Thömmes, Martin Glos
Christian Veauthier (Berlin/DE)
Magnetorelaxometry tomography for quantitative imaging of
the mobility of magnetic nanoparticles
Maik Liebl (Berlin, Ilmenau/DE), Uwe Steinhoff (Berlin/DE)
Daniel Baumgarten (Ilmenau/DE; Hall in Tyrol/AT)
Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
16:30–18:00
Room
Chairs
16:30
C-OP-01
16:45
C-OP-02
17:00
C-OP-03
17:15
C-OP-04
17:30
C-OP-05
17:45
C-OP-06
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Track C: Biomedical Instrumentation & Micro and Nano Systems
Mexico
Ernst Hofer (Graz/AT), Gerald Urban (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
A microfluidic-based toolkit for automated analyses of C. elegans
nematodes as models for mitochondrial and neurodegenerative
human diseases
Matteo Cornaglia, Laurent Mouchiroud, Gopalan Krishnamani
Alexis Marette, Shreya Narasimhan, Virginija Jovaisaite
Vincenzo Sorrentino, Thomas Lehnert, Johan Auwerx
Martin Gijs (Lausanne/CH)
Hypoxia-on-a-Chip Generating hypoxic conditions in microfluidic
cell culture systems
Mathias Busek, Stefan Grünzner, Tobias Steege, Udo Klotzbach
Frank Sonntag (Dresden/DE)
Monitoring the effectiveness of the vacuum bell during the
treatment of pectus excavatum: technical innovation
Sergio Sesia, David Hradetzky, Frank-Martin Haecker (Basel/CH)
Integration of a semi-automatic in-vitro RFA procedure into an
experimental setup
Stefan Pollnow, Lisa-Mareike Busch (Karlsruhe/DE)
Eike Moritz Wülfers (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Robert Arnold (Graz/AT), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Development of a pneumo-tactile vibrissae stimulator for freely
behaving rodents
Benedikt Hofmeier (St. Blasien/DE)
Fabrication of MEMS-based 3D-μECoG-MEAs
Martin Deckert, Michael Lippert, Kentaroh Takagaki
Andreas Brose, Frank Ohl, Bertram Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Tuesday, 4 October «
16:30–18:00
Room
Chairs
16:30
16:42
16:54
17:06
EAMBES – activities and EU policy on BME
Nairobi
Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI)
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
17:18
Recent EAMBES activities – European Parliament Interest
Group on BME
Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI)
17:30
Round table discussion on BME policy goals and activities in
EU and worldwide
Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI), Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE), Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE)
EAMBES overview and its policy activities on BME
Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI)
European Economic and Social Committee report on BME
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
EAMBES fellows and recognition of excellence on BME
Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE)
EAMBES position on EU medical devices directive Affairs
Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE)
17:00–18:00 CDBME Editorial Board meeting
Room
Miami
18:00–19:00 Conference opening (see page 14)
Room
Singapore
19:00–21:00 Welcome reception (see page 23)
Room
Foyer
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» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
08:30–10:00
Room
Chair
08:30
O-OP-25
08:48
O-OP-26
09:06
O-OP-27
09:24
O-OP-28
09:42
O-OP-29
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Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Bildgeführte navigierte Interventionen
Track O: Image guided interventions
Singapore
Heinrich Martin Overhoff (Gelsenkirchen/DE)
Inside-Out access strategy using new trans-vascular
catheter approach
Axel Boese, Dirk Foerstenberg, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)
US/MRI Fusion with new optical tracking and marker approach
for interventional procedures inside the MRI suite
Yeshaswini Nagaraj, Bjoern Menze (Garching/DE)
Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)
Determination of needle axis in in-plane acquired 3-D ultrasound
image volumes using stick transform
Heinrich Martin Overhoff, Sebastian Schmitt
Anke Poelstra (Gelsenkirchen/DE)
Development of patient-specific TAVR to reduce regurgitation
Markus Bongert, Markus Geller (Dortmund/DE)
Markus Schlömicher (Bochum/DE), Tim Ricken (Dortmund/DE)
Volkmar Nicolas, Justus Strauch (Bochum/DE)
Selective visualization of mammary ducts of sub-millimeter
diameter in 3-D ultrasound image volumes
Heinrich Martin Overhoff (Gelsenkirchen/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
08:30–10:00
Room
Chairs
08:30
G-OP-07
08:45
G-OP-08
09:00
G-OP-09
09:15
G-OP-10
09:30
G-OP-11
09:45
G-OP-12
Track G: Cardiac Signal Processing
Samarkand
Joris Pascal (Muttenz/CH), Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE)
Determining cardiac vagal threshold from short term
heart rate complexity
Rami Abou Hamdan, Andy Schumann, Marco Herbsleb (Jena/DE)
Marcus Schmidt, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)
Karl-Jürgen Bär, Holger Gabriel (Jena/DE)
Classification of cardiac excitation patterns during atrial fibrillation
Christian Reich, Tobias Oesterlein, Markus Rottmann (Karlsruhe/DE)
Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
An Algorithm to automatically determine the cycle length
coverage to identify rotational activity during atrial fibrillation:
A simulation study
Wenzel Kaltenbacher, Markus Rottmann, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Deriving respiration from high resolution 12-channel-ECG
during cycling exercise
Andy Schumann (Jena/DE), Marcus Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE)
Marco Herbsleb, Charlotte Semm (Jena/DE)
Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE), Holger Gabriel
Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE)
Reducing of gradient induced artifacts on the ECG signal during
MRI examinations using Wilcoxon filter
Marcus Schmidt, Johannes Krug, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)
Automatic detection and mapping of double potentials in
intracardiac electrograms
Tobias Oesterlein, Alexander Kramlich, Gustavo Lenis, Armin Luik
Claus Schmitt, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
08:30–10:00
Room
Chairs
08:30
E-OP-01
08:45
E-OP-02
Track E: Bioprinting and Additive Manufacturing
Osaka
Christian Rotsch (Dresden/DE), Ralf Schumacher (Muttenz/CH)
09:00
E-OP-03
09:15
E-OP-04
09:30
E-OP-05
09:45
E-OP-06
Patient specific root-analogue dental implants:
additive manufacturing and finite element analysis
Johannes Gattinger, Christian Bullemer (Garching/DE)
Ola Harrysson (Raleigh, NC/US)
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Effect of process parameters on hardness of SLM-Mg material
Jasmine Rüegg (Muttenz/CH), Fabian Wohlfender (Basel/CH)
Romy Marek, Michael de Wild, Nicola Vogt (Muttenz/CH)
Experimental studies on 3D printing of barium titanate ceramics
for medical applications
Robert Mau, Mark Schult, Eric Buckow
Hermann Seitz (Rostock/DE)
3D printing – a key technology for tailored biomedical cell
culture lab ware
Florian Schmieder, Joachim Ströbel, Mechthild Rösler
Stefan Grünzner, Bernd Hohenstein, Udo Klotzbach
Frank Sonntag (Dresden/DE)
3-D printed bioreactors – perspectives and concepts
Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE), Sarah Burkhardt
Matthias Schuh, Stefan Leonhardt (Garching/DE)
In situ photopolymerized composite hydrogels for implants:
application to a nucleus pulposus replacement
Andreas Schmocker, Azadeh Khoushabi (Lausanne/CH)
Daniela Frauchiger, Benjamin Gantenbein (Bern/CH)
Constantin Schizas, Christophe Moser, Pierre-Etienne Bourban
Dominique Pioletti (Lausanne/CH)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
08:30–10:00
Room
Chairs
08:30
G-OP-16
08:45
G-OP-17
Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Implantierbare Assistenzsysteme
Track G: Technik und Methodik des pelvinen
Intraoperativen Neuromonitorings
Mexico
Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE), Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)
09:00
G-OP-18
09:15
G-OP-19
09:30
G-OP-20
Postprocessing algorithm for automated analysis of pelvic
intraoperative neuromonitoring signals
Celine Wegner, Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE)
Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE), Daniel W. Glos
Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)
Modeling the pelvic region for non-invasive pelvic
intraoperative neuromonitoring
Tomasz Moszkowski (Kraków/PL; Emmendingen/DE)
Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE), Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)
Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE)
Intra-anal surface electrode design for a pelvic
intraoperative neuromonitoring
Roman Ruff, Jan Diesing (St. Ingbert/DE)
Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE), Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)
Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE)
Best practice – surgeon driven application in pelvic operations
Thilo B. Krüger, Karin Somerlik-Fuchs, Celine Wegner
Rudi Mattmüller (Emmendingen/DE)
Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE)
Extracorporeal stimulation of pelvic autonomic nerves under
non-invasive intra-anal surface EMG of the internal anal sphincter:
preliminary results of an experimental study
Nicolas Wachter, Daniel W. Kauff, Axel Heimann (Mainz/DE)
Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE)
Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE), Hauke Lang
Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)
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09:45
G-OP-21
Minimal invasive pelvic intraoperative neuromonitoring:
Novel developments within translational research and collaboration
Daniel W. Kauff, Nicolas Wachter, Axel Heimann (Mainz/DE)
Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE), Hauke Lang
Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)
08:30–10:00
Room
Chair
08:30
K-OP-02
08:48
K-OP-03
09:06
K-OP-04
09:24
K-OP-05
09:42
K-OP-06
Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Hygiene und Medizintechnik
Track K: Hygiene Optimiertes Design und Aufbereitung von Medizinprodukten
Nairobi
Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE)
Safe reprocessing of medical devices with a view of the entire
process chain – the guideline VDI 5700
Marc Kraft (Berlin/DE)
Hygenic design and validated reprocessing of angiography
systems and other non-sterile used medical devices
Sebastian Buhl, Sabine Hentschel, C Werner, Nicole Eschenbecher
Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE)
Anti-microbial surfaces for health care applications using
transition metallo-acids
Peter Guggenbichler (Kössen/AT)
Cleanroom suitability qualification of a six axis robot system for
sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing – holistic approach
Markus Keller, Stefanie Boos, Gabriela Baum, Mathias Brückner
Frank Bürger, Udo Gommel (Stuttgart/DE)
Hygiene Optimiertes Design und Aufbereitung von
Medizinprodukten – Design and Reprocessing of Medical devices:
How to optimize under hygienic aspects?
Gerhard Kirmse (Tuttlingen/DE)
10:00–10:30 Coffe break
Room
Foyer
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10:30–11:00
Room
Keynote 3
Singapore
11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:00
O-OP-07
11:15
O-OP-08
11:30
O-OP-09
Track O: Imaging I
Singapore
Thomas Schmitz-Rohde (Aachen/DE), Stefan Weber (Bern/CH)
11:45
O-OP-10
12:00
O-OP-11
12:15
O-OP-12
Sensing and IT – Current Advances in MRI Technology
Klaas P. Prüssmann (Zurich/CH)
Investigation of regional pulmonary perfusion using
electrical impedance tomography
Michael Kircher, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Design of complex RF pulse shapes for asymmetric excitation
patterns via optimal control
Christoph Stefan Aigner (Graz/AT), Christian Clason (Essen/DE)
Armin Rund, Andreas Petrovic, Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT)
Assessing MRI susceptibility artefacts through an indicator of
image distortion
Alfredo Illanes, Johannes Krug, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)
Computer assisted assessment of bone metastases in the
craniofacial skeleton including evaluation of CT-based versus
CBCT-based application
Cornelia Kober (Hamburg/DE), Philipp Jürgens, Hans-Florian Zeilhofer
Britt-Isabelle Berg (Basel/CH)
Combined magnetic particle and magnetic resonance
imaging of the liver
Jan Dieckhoff, Michael G. Kaul, Tobias Mummert, Caroline Jung
Tobias Knopp, Gerhard Adam, Harald Ittrich (Hamburg/DE)
Influence of tracer concentration on image reconstruction of
a commercial preclinical MPI-scanner
Olaf Kosch (Berlin/DE)
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11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:00
I-OP-01
11:15
I-OP-02
11:30
I-OP-03
11:45
I-OP-04
12:00
I-OP-05
12:15
I-OP-06
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Track I: Cellular-, Tissue- and Bioengineering
Samarkand
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE), Jess Snedeker (Zurich/CH)
Influence of storage conditions on the release of growth factors
in Platelet-Rich Blood derivatives
Katharina Düregger, Anqi Peng, Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
Cryopreservation of cells using defined serum-free
cryoprotective agents
Lothar Lauterböck, Jan-Cedric Volbers, Nicola Hofmann
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Influence of mesenchymal stem cell differentiation by 3D
co-culturing with meniscal cells in an equine model
Antje Kremer (Würzburg/DE), Iris Ribitsch, Florien Jenner (Vienna/AT) Heike Walles, Jenny Reboredo (Würzburg/DE)
New bioreactor vessel for tissue engineering of human
nasal septal chondrocytes
Sascha Princz, Ulla Wenzel, Silke Schwarz, Nicole Rotter
Martin Hessling (Ulm/DE)
Determination of the membrane hydraulic permeability of MSCs
Lothar Lauterböck, Jennifer Contreras Lopez
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Fluid flow simulations in a porous scaffold to improve co-cultivation
of human mesenchymal stromal stem cells and human
microvascular endothelial cells for bone tissue engineering
Valentin Jossen, Dieter Eibl (Wädenswil/CH)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:00
H-OP-07
11:15
H-OP-08
11:30
H-OP-09
11:45
H-OP-10
Track H: Cardiovascular Implants
Osaka
Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE), Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT)
12:00
H-OP-11
12:15
H-OP-12
Transient Euler-Lagrange/DEM simulation of stent thrombosis
Michael Stiehm, Carolin Wüstenhagen, Niels Grabow
Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE)
Textile-reinforcement for aortic tissue-engineered heart valves
Christine Donay, Linda Schiermeister, Ricardo Moreira
Magnus Kruse, Petra Mela, Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE)
Comparison of the dynamic diameter deformation of nitinol carotis
stents during fatigue testing with radial loading
Maria Boeck, Frank Kamke, Niels Grabow
Wolfram Schmidt (Rostock/DE)
A method to determine the kink resistance of stents and stent
delivery systems according to international standards
Christoph Brandt-Wunderlich, Christopher Schwerdt, Peter Behrens,
Niels Grabow, Klaus-Peter Schmitz
Wolfram Schmidt (Rostock/DE)
Comparison of stented bifurcation and straight vessel 3D-simulation
with a prior simulated velocity profile inlet
Carolin Wüstenhagen, Finja Borowski, Niels Grabow
Klaus-Peter Schmitz, Michael Stiehm (Rostock/DE)
Long-term validation study of a solar powered pacemaker
Lukas Bereuter, Sebastian Williner, Adrian Zurbuchen (Bern/CH)
Rolf Vogel (Solothurn/CH), Andreas Haeberlin (Bern/CH)
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11:00–12:30
Room
Chairs
11:00
11:30
11:45
G-OP-13
12:00
G-OP-14
12:15
G-OP-15
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Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Biosignale – Informationsverarbeitung in Medizin
und Biowissenschaften
Track G: Biosignalverarbeitung in der Chronobiologie
Mexico
Thomas Penzel (Berlin/DE), Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE)
Chronobiologie – ein Überblick
Christian Cajochen (Basel/CH)
Analyse des EEG bei 24-Stunden Messung
Peter Achermann (Zurich/CH)
Spectral analytic assessment of Non-REM/REM sleep dynamics
Bernd Feige (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Pulse wave parameters for quantification of cardiovascular risk
over 24 hours
Dirk Sommermeyer (Karlsruhe/DE; Gothenburg/SE)
Ding Zou (Gothenburg/SE), Winfried J. Randerath (Solingen/DE)
Joachim H. Ficker (Nürnberg/DE), Thomas Penzel (Berlin/DE)
Bernd Sanner (Wuppertal/DE), Jan Hedner
Ludger Grote (Gothenburg/SE)
Heart rate variability in healthy subjects with 40 hours
sleep deprivation
Thomas Penzel, Martin Glos, Niels Wessel, Ingo Fietze (Berlin/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
11:00–12:30
Room
Chair
11:00
Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Informationsmanagement in der Medizin
Track Q: Interoperabilität für eine einrichtungsübergreifende
Patientenversorgung
Nairobi
Petra Knaup-Gregori (Heidelberg/DE), Lothar Schöpe (Dortmund/DE)
11:20
Q-OP-01
11:40
Q-OP-02
Towards a recommending system to establish supply and
care chains in the field of medical and social work
Marius R. Khan, Sabine Sachweh (Dortmund/DE)
Digital health and digital biomarkers – enabling value chains
on health data
Sven Meister, Wolfgang Deiters (Dortmund/DE)
Stefan Becker (Essen/DE)
12:00
Q-OP-03
OpenEHR platform concept for semantic interoperability in
project HaMSTR
Erik Tute (Braunschweig, Dortmund/DE)
Begrüßung und Kurzvorstellung des Fachausschusses
Informationsmanagement in der Medizin und
des Arbeitskreises Interoperabilität
Petra Knaup-Gregori (Heidelberg/DE), Lothar Schöpe (Dortmund/DE)
12:30–13:30 Poster session III (see pages 91 ff.) and lunch break
Room
Foyer
13:30–14:00 Keynote 4
Room
Singapore
LED Phototherapy – What’s new?
Matthias Born (Aachen/DE)
14:00–15:00 Award Session (see page 16 f.)
Room
Singapore
DGBMT – Prize for Patient Safety in Medical Technology 2016
DGBMT – Klee-Prize 2016
ÖGBMT – Stefan-Schuy-Preis 2016
SSBE – Research Award 2016
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15:00–15:15 Coffe break
Room
Foyer
15:15–16:45
Room
Chairs
15:15
O-OP-13
15:30
O-OP-14
15:45
O-OP-15
16:00
O-OP-16
16:15
O-OP-17
16:30
O-OP-18
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Track O: Imaging II
Singapore
Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE), Cornelia Kober (Hamburg/DE)
Possibilities of ultrasound measurements for in vitro
differentiation of bone qualities D1-D4
Susanne Reimann, Fabian Becker (Bonn/DE)
Bilal Al-Nawas (Mainz/DE), Christoph Bourauel
Gerhard Wahl (Bonn/DE)
Focusing ultrasound through anisotropic media
Marc Fournelle, Jorge Oevermann, Wolfgang Bost, Daniel Schmitt
Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE)
High-speed interleaved optoacoustic and plane wave
compounded imaging
Marc Fournelle, Steffen Weber, Wolfgang Bost, Holger Hewener
Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE)
Shear wave elastography in ultrasound research
Holger Hewener, Lukas Brausch (St. Ingbert/DE)
EyeGuidance – a computer controlled system to guide
eye movements
Bernd Köhler, Georg Bretthauer (Karlsruhe/DE)
Rudolf Guthoff (Rostock/DE), Klaus-Martin Reichert
Ingo Sieber (Karlsruhe/DE), Oliver Stachs (Rostock/DE)
Lorenzo Toso, Stephan Allgeier (Karlsruhe/DE)
Analysis of corneal subbasal nerve fiber length in mosaic image
series acquired by guided eye movements
Stephan Allgeier (Karlsruhe/DE), Karsten Winter (Leipzig/DE)
Georg Bretthauer (Karlsruhe/DE), Rudolf Guthoff
Sabine Peschel (Rostock/DE), Klaus-Martin Reichert (Karlsruhe/DE)
Oliver Stachs (Rostock/DE), Bernd Köhler (Karlsruhe/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
15:15–16:45
Room
Chairs
15:15
H-OP-01
15:30
H-OP-02
15:45
H-OP-03
16:00
H-OP-04
16:15
H-OP-05
16:30
H-OP-06
Track H: Cardio Technology
Samarkand
Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE), Jens Mühlsteff (Eindhoven/NL)
In vitro experiments to characterize ventricular electromechanics
Robert Arnold, Anton J. Prassl, Ernst Hofer, Gernot Plank (Graz/AT)
Continuous non-invasive monitoring of blood pressure in the
operating room – a cuffless optical technology at the fingertip
Josep Sola, Martin Proença, Fabian Braun (Neuchatel/CH)
Nicolas Pierrel, Yan Degiorgis (Lausanne/CH), Christophe Verjus
Mathieu Lemay, Mattia Bertschi (Neuchatel/CH)
Patrick Schoettker (Lausanne/CH)
Application of microwave sensor technology in cardiovascular
disease for plaque detection
David Wagner (Magdeburg/DE), Sebastian Vogt (Marburg/DE)
Farabi Ibne Jamal, Subhajit Guha, Christian Wenger, Jan Wessel
Dietmar Kissinger (Frankfurt a. d. O./DE), Kai Pitschmann
Ulrich Schumann, Bertram Schmidt, Markus Detert (Magdeburg/DE)
Artificial blood circulatory and special Ultrasound Doppler probes
for detecting and sizing gaseous embolism
Philipp Stark, Christoph Kalkbrenner, Rainer Brucher (Ulm/DE)
Patrick Braß (Krefeld/DE)
First clinical study of continuous beat-to-beat hemodynamic
monitoring in patients with implantable blood pumps
Francesco Moscato, Christoph Gross, Michael Haller
Christiane Marko, Daniel Zimpfer, Heinrich Schima (Vienna/AT)
Detection of microsleep events in a car driving simulation study
using electrocardiographic features
Gustavo Lenis, Patrick Reichensperger (Karlsruhe/DE), David Sommer
Christian Heinze, Martin Golz (Schmalkalden/DE)
Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
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15:15–16:45
Room
Chairs
15:15
A-OP-13
15:30
A-OP-14
15:45
A-OP-15
16:00
A-OP-16
16:15
A-OP-17
16:30
A-OP-18
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Track A: Biocompatible Coating
Osaka
Uwe Pieles (Muttenz/CH)
Volker Bucher (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Biocompatible wear-resistant thick ceramic coating
Nicola Voigt (Muttenz/CH), Katarzyna Wozniak, Armando Salito (Dättwil/CH)
Michael de Wild (Muttenz/CH)
Modification of neural electrode surfaces by nanoporous
platinum coatings
Kim Dana Kreisköther, Jennifer Schulze, Dawid Peter Warwas, Nina Ehlert
Hans-Christoph Schwarz, Athanasia Warnecke, Peter Behrens (Hannover/DE)
Protection of active implant electronics with organosilicon open
air plasma coating for plastic overmolding
Matthias Zeppenfeld, Maximilian Wardenberg, Christin Rapp
Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
Fabrication and development of an all-inkjet printed microelectrode
array for the investigation of cell-chip interactions
Bernd Bachmann, Nouran Adly, Jan Schnitker, Alexey Yakushenko (Jülich/DE)
Bernhard Wolfrum (Munich/DE)
Examination of dielectric strength of thin Parylene C films
under various conditions
Andreas Heid (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE), Rene von Metzen
Alfred Stett (Reutlingen/DE), Volker Bucher (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Open air plasma deposited antimicrobial SiOx/TiOx composite
films for biomedical applications
Christin Rapp, Andreas Baumgärtel, Lucas Artmann
Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE), Syed Salman Asad (Steinhagen/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
15:15–16:45
Room
Chairs
15:15
M-OP-01
Track M: Drug Delivery Technology
Mexico
Simon Herrlich (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
David Hradetzky (Muttenz/CH)
15:30
M-OP-02
15:45
M-OP-03
16:00
M-OP-04
16:15
M-OP-05
PCL/PLA fibers as a dual drug delivery system for
anti-coagulant agents
Fedaa AL Halabi, Alexandros Repanas, Marc Müller, Michael Bode
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
In vitro simulation of distribution processes following
intramuscular injection
Mareike Probst, Martin Schmidt, Werner Weitschies
Anne Seidlitz (Greifswald/DE)
16:30
M-OP-06
Development of smart controlled drug delivery system based on
nanoporous titania dioxide coatings for dental implants
Philipp Abendroth, Carina Brickwedde, Jörn Schäske, Katharina Doll
Andreas Winkel, Meike Stiesch, Peter Behrens (Hanover/DE)
3D printing of model polycaprolactone implants using fused
depositon modeling
Wiebke Kempin, Christian Franz, Werner Weitschies
Anne Seidlitz (Greifswald/DE)
Development of delivery systems based on nanoporous silica
nanoparticles for neuronal applications
Nadeschda Schmidt, Tanja Heemeier, Jennifer Schulze
Athanasia Warnecke, Peter Behrens (Hanover/DE)
Dermaject – a new medical drug delivery safety device
enabling precise and reproducible intradermal injections
Markus Clemenz, Michael Kegel, Simon Herrlich
Bernd Folkmer (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Steffen Baumeister (Donaueschingen/DE), Jörg Kalla
Martin Trächtler (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Roland Zengerle (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
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15:15–16:45
Room
Chair
15:15
S-OP-01
15:35
S-OP-02
15:55
S-OP-03
16:15
16:45–17:00
Room
62
Fokus Session
Track S: Innovationmanagement in Medical Engineering and
Scientific Writing
Nairobi
Robert Farkas (Aachen/DE), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Composition of inventor teams and technological progress:
academia, industry and factors influencing efficiency
in innovation processes
Friedrich Dornbusch (Leipzig/DE)
Empirical assessment of the time course of innovation in
biomedical engineering – first results of a comparative approach
Robert Farkas, Andrei Alexandru Puiu, Nader Hamadeh
Mark Bukowski, Thomas Schmitz-Rode (Aachen/DE)
Key success elements for speeding up innovation in
medical device industry
Christoph Appert (Basel/CH)
Wissenschaftliches Schreiben
Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Coffee break
Foyer
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
17:00–18:30
Room
Chairs
17:00
T-OP-01
Track T: Modelling and Simulation – Cardio Technology I
Singapore
Doan Baykut (Basel/CH), Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT)
Modeling and experimental validation of hypothermalinduced mechanisms in cardiac tissue
Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT)
Roland Kienast, Michael Handler, Friedrich Hanser, Jörg Schröttner
Theresa Rienmüller (Graz, Hall in Tirol/AT)
17:15
T-OP-02
Virtual electrode polarization under myocardial acute ischemia:
dependence on ischemic area and border zone sizes of
the exciting electric field
Edda Boccia, Ulrich Parlitz, Stefan Luther (Göttingen/DE)
17:30
T-OP-03
17:45
T-OP-04
18:00
T-OP-05
18:15
T-OP-06
Effect of left atrial hypertrophy on P-Wave morphology in
a computational model
Robin Andlauer, Axel Loewe, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Simulation of intracardiac electrograms around
acute ablation lesions
Joachim Greiner, Stefan Pollnow, Steffen Schuler
Gustavo Lenis (Karlsruhe/DE)
Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Parametrization of activation based cardiac electrophysiology
models using bidomain model simulations
Birgit Stender (Lübeck/DE)
Comparison of two spatio-temporal approaches for solving the
inverse problem of ECG
Danila Potyagaylo, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
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17:00–18:30
Room
Chair
17:00
Fokus Session
Fachausschuss: Biomaterialien und medizinische Implantate
Track P: Biohybrid implants – The golden cut between
engineering and biology?
Samarkand
Stefan Jockenhoevel, Valentine Gesché (Aachen/DE)
17:20
Autologous cells for biofunctional cochlear implants
Athanasia Warnecke (Hanover/DE)
17:36
Computational modelling for biohybrid organs
Sotirios Korossis (Hanover/DE)
17:52
EndOxy – development of an endothelialized oxgenator
Christian Cornelissen, Sarah Menzel, Lena Thiebes (Aachen/DE)
18:08
Challenges to engineer complex vascularized implants
Christoph Rücker, Heike Walles, Oliver Pullig (Wuerzburg/DE)
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Biohybrid implants – The golden ratio in regenerative medicine?
Stefan Jockenhoevel, Christian Apel, Petra Mela
Valentine Gesché (Aachen/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
17:00–18:30
Room
Chair
17:00
O-OP-37
17:22
O-OP-38
Fokus Session
Ultraschall in der Medizin
Track O: Ultraschall
Osaka
Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE)
17:44
O-OP-39
18:06
O-OP-40
3D Ultrasound tomography for breast cancer diagnosis
Nicole V. Ruiter, Torsten Hopp, Michael Zapf,
Hartmut Gemmeke (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)
3D segmentation of thyroid ultrasound images by using
active contours
Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE), Prabal Poudel (Bonn/DE)
Christian Hansen, Julian Sprung (Magdeburg/DE)
High frequency ultrasonic transducers using soft mold process
Sylvia Gebhardt, Paul Günther, Susan Walter, Thomas Herzog
Henning Heuer, Holger Neubert (Dresden/DE)
Detection and tracking of microbubbles for vascular
imaging in oncology
Georg Schmitz, Stefanie Dencks, Dimitri Ackermann (Bochum/DE)
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» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
17:00–18:30
Room
Chairs
17:00
J-OP-01
Track J: Clinical Engineering and Hospital Technology
Mexico
Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE), Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT)
Multiple factors influencing OR ventilation system effectiveness:
A comparative study
Sebastian Buhl, Clemens Bulitta, Nicole Eschenbecher
Sabine Hentschel (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE)
17:15
J-OP-02
17:30
J-OP-03
Ventilation with “Expiratory Ventilation Assistance“ – in vivo
evaluation of a mechanical ventilator prototype
Johannes Schmidt, Christin Wenzel, Marlene Mahn, Sashko Spassov
Heidi Cristina-Schmitz, Silke Borgmann, Jörg Haberstroh
Stephan Meckel, Steffen Wirth, Stefan Schumann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
17:45
J-OP-04
18:00
J-OP-05
18:15
J-OP-06
Comparative assessment of stroke patients‘ upper limb tasks to
evaluate a system based on inertial measurement units and
fuzzy logic
Braulio R. Duarte, Catherine Disselhorst-Klug (Aachen/DE)
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Pressure-flow characteristics of coaxial tubing systems
Christin Wenzel, Stefan Schumann
Johannes Spaeth (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
In vitro assessment of the effects of high glucose levels on
rheological blood parameters
Steven Ndzengue, Marc Müller (Hanover/DE)
Jörg Vienken (Usingen/DE), Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Evaluation of an app-based stress protocol
Claudius Noeh, Carlos Fonseca Ulloa, Johannes Mollenhauer
Simon Hofmann, Lisa Steinbrecher, Andreas Haller, Michael Scholtes
Florian Schudt, Keywan Sohrabi, Volker Gross (Giessen/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Wednesday, 5 October «
17:00–18:30 Junges Forum trifft alte Hasen (see page 15)
Room
Nairobi
18:30–19:30 General Assembly ÖGBMT
Room
Mexico
18:30–19:30 General Assembly DGBMT
Room
Nairobi
20:00–01:00 Social event (see page 23)
Did you
know?
Conventus is the Professional Congress Organiser from BMT*
* ”DreilänDerTagung“
Swiss, Austrian and German Societies for Biomedical Eengineering
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» Scientific Programme • Thursday, 6 October «
08:30–09:00
Room
Keynote 5
Singapore
09:00–10:30
Room
Chairs
09:00
G-OP-22
09:15
G-OP-23
09:30
G-OP-24
09:45
G-OP-25
10:00
G-OP-26
10:15
G-OP-27
Track G: Biosignal Processing I
Singapore
Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT), N.N.
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Image guided therapy of the musculoskeletal apparatus
Lutz-P. Nolte (Bern/CH)
Vasomotor assessment by camera-based photoplethysmography
Alexander Trumpp, Joachim Schell, Hagen Malberg
Sebastian Zaunseder (Dresden/DE)
Classification of morphologic changes in
photoplethysmographic waveforms
Timo Tigges, Zenit Music, Alexandru-Gabriel Pielmus, Michael Klum
Aarne Feldheiser, Oliver Hunsicker, Reinhold Orglmeister (Berlin/DE)
Novel computation of pulse transit time from multi-channel
PPG signals by wavelet transform
Alexandru-Gabriel Pielmus, Maik Pflugradt, Timo Tigges
Michael Klum, Aarne Feldheiser, Oliver Hunsicker
Reinhold Orglmeister (Berlin/DE)
Efficient design of FIR Filter based low-pass differentiators
for biomedical signal processing
Michael Wulf (Dortmund/DE), Gerhard Staude
Andreas Knopp (Neubiberg/DE), Thomas Felderhoff (Dortmund/DE)
Nonlinear causal influences assessed by mutual compression
entropy
Andy Schumann, Berit Fleckenstein, Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE)
Comparative study of methods for solving the correspondence
problem in EMD applications
Diana Piper, Karin Schiecke, Herbert Witte, Lutz Leistritz (Jena/DE)
» Scientific Programme • Thursday, 6 October «
09:00–10:30
Room
Chairs
09:00
P-OP-01
09:15
P-OP-02
09:30
P-OP-03
09:45
P-OP-04
10:00
P-OP-05
10:15
P-OP-06
Track P: Medical Implants/Implant Development I
Samarkand
Peter Foehr (Munich/DE), Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE)
Intracochlear stimulation of the basilar membrane
Wouter J. van Drunen, Viktor Hofmann, Jens Twiefel
Anatoly Glukhovskoy, Sebastian Beringer, Marc C. Wurz
Thomas S. Rau, Jörg Wallaschek, Lutz Rissing, Thomas Lenarz
Omid Majdani (Hanover/DE)
Acoustical test of a direct acoustical cochlear stimulator
Christof Stieger, Andreas Arnold (Bern/CH)
Claudia Candreia (Bern, Luzern/CH), Yasser Alnufaily
Marco Caversaccio (Bern/CH), Jérémie Guignard (Bern, Basel/CH)
Radiopacity assessment of neurovascular implants
Thomas Hoffmann, Sebastian Gugel, Oliver Beuing
Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)
Soft and stretchable electronics for interfacing muscle and
nervous tissue
Flurin Stauffer, Klas Tybrandt, Marc Schneider
Vincent Martinez, Martin Schwab, Thomas Kessler
Janos Vörös (Zurich/CH)
Development of a desiccant based dielectric for monitoring
humidity conditions in miniaturized hermetic implantable packages
Michael Langenmair, Linda Rudmann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Juan S. Ordonez (Eindhoven/NL; Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Development of an artifact-free aneurysm clip
Alexander Brack (Aachen/DE), Sebastian Senger
Gerrit Fischer (Homburg/Saar/DE), Henning Janssen (Aachen/DE)
Joachim Oertel (Homburg/Saar/DE), Christian Brecher (Aachen/DE)
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09:00–10:30
Room
Chairs
09:00
T-OP-07
09:15
T-OP-08
09:30
T-OP-09
Track T: Modelling and Simulation – Cardio Technology II
Osaka
Marianne Schmid Daners (Zurich/CH), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Deformation and contraction energy in a simulated human heart
Lukas Baron, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Virtual angiography of complex vascular networks to assist
arteriovenous malformation therapy
Sabrina Frey, Marius Schwalbe, Stefan Weber
Hendrik von Tengg-Kobligk, Dominik Obrist
Iris Baumgartner (Bern/CH)
System identification of a left ventricular assist device for
sensorless estimation of the pump flowrate
Martin Maw, Heinrich Schima, Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT)
09:45
T-OP-11
Differences in tension development due to electrophysiological
apico-basal heterogeneity gradients in a computational rabbit
ventricle model
Robin Moss (Freiburg i. Br./DE), Lukas Baron (Karlsruhe/DE)
Gunnar Seemann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
09:00–10:30
Room
Chair
09:00
K-OP-01
Italian Association of Clinical Engineers (AIIC)
Track K: AIIC – Developments in clinical engineering
in Europe
Nairobi
Stefano Bergamasco (Forli/IT)
09:30
10:00
The international relatiohships among clinical engineering societies
Paolo Lago (Pavia/IT)
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AIIC – a winning model for membership and partnership in
Clinical Engineering Associations
Stefano Bergamasco (Forli/IT)
Clinical engineering – time for a paradigm shift in education
and operations – from cost and technology to strategy and
value creation
Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE)
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10:30–11:00 Poster session IV (see pages 99 ff.) and coffe break
Room
Foyer
11:00–11:30 Keynote 6
Room
Singapore
Multiscale multiphysics models of total cardiac function:
From basics science towards clinical application
Gernot Plank (Graz/AT)
11:30–12:00 Student competition/Closing
Room
Singapore
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» Scientific Programme • Thursday, 6 October «
12:00–13:30
Room
Chairs
12:00
G-OP-28
12:15
G-OP-29
Track G: Biosignal Processing II
Singapore
Joris Pascal (Muttenz/CH), Volker M. Koch (Biel/CH)
12:30
G-OP-30
Semi-automated detection of fractional shortening in
zebrafish embryo heart videos
Christian Pylatiuk (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)
Sara Nasrat (Amman/JO), Daniel Marcato (Karlsruhe/DE)
Sofia Hirth (Ulm/DE), Markus Reischl (Karlsruhe/DE)
12:45
G-OP-31
13:00
G-OP-32
13:15
G-OP-33
Towards an automatic detection and quantification of urinary
bladder activity in overactive bladder patients
Thomas Niederhauser (Biel/CH), Tarcisi Cantieni, Michelle Grämiger
Andreas Haeberlin, Dominik Obrist, Fiona Burkhard
Francesco Clavica (Bern/CH)
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fNIRS for future use in auditory diagnostics
Günther Bauernfeind, Sabine Haumann
Thomas Lenarz (Hanover, Oldenburg/DE)
Changed central vascular regulation in glaucoma patients
Andreas Voss, Cristina Gonzalez, Claudia Fischer (Jena/DE), Eva Koch
Niklas Plange (Aachen/DE), Kathleen Kunert (Erfurt/DE)
Blood pressure measurement on the cheek
Sarah Schneider, Klaus Affeld, Claudia Kopic
Ulrich Kertzscher (Berlin/DE)
Derivation of the respiratory rate from directly and indirectly
measured respiratory signals using autocorrelation
Fabian Schrumpf, Matthias Sturm, Gerold Bausch
Mirco Fuchs (Leipzig/DE)
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12:00–13:30
Room
Chairs
12:00
P-OP-07
12:15
P-OP-08
12:30
P-OP-09
Track P: Medical Implants/Implant Development II
Samarkand
Thorsten Göttsche (Rheinfelden/DE), Roman Heuberger (Bettlach/CH)
Topology optimized osteosynthesis plates – a new approach for
patient-specific treatments in mandibular reconstructions
Peter Foehr, Constantin von Deimling (Munich/DE)
Michael Seebach (Garching/DE), Thomas Baum, Jochen Weitz
Marco Kesting, Rainer Burgkart (Munich/DE)
12:45
P-OP-10
The effect of different manufacturing process parameters on the
bond strength between Y-TZP and a veneering ceramic
Sarah Busemann (Garbsen/DE)
13:00
P-OP-11
13:15
P-OP-12
Adjustable bone fixation of an artificial hip stem by using an
intergrated sensor actuator system
Christian Rotsch, Gille Katarina, Sandra Hunger, Andreas Heinig
Hagen Grätz (Dresden/DE), Christian Schulze
Rainer Bader (Rostock/DE), Martin Ettrichrätz, Thomas Töppel
Welf-Guntram Drossel (Dresden/DE)
New design and adapted materials for degradable implants
Janne Haack (Bremen/DE)
Enhancing the regeneration of bone defects by alkalizing the
peri-implant zone – an in vitro approach
Philipp Wysotzki, Anne-Marie Galow, Werner Baumann
Jan Gimsa (Rostock/DE)
Rapid Prototyping of replica knee implants for in vitro testing
Mark Verjans, Malte Asseln, Klaus Radermacher (Aachen/DE)
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12:00–13:30 Track O: Optical Imaging
Room
Osaka
Chairs
Christian Bosshard (Muttenz/CH), Jörn Justiz (Biel/CH)
12:00
O-OP-20
12:15
O-OP-19
12:30
O-OP-21
Mapping of functional integrity of brain cortex in glioma patients
by intraoperative optical imaging using direct cortical stimulation
Martin Oelschlägel, Tobias Meyer, Stephan B. Sobottka
Matthias Kirsch, Gabriele Schackert, Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE)
12:45
O-OP-22
13:00
O-OP-23
Doppler optical coherence tomography as a promising tool for
detecting fluid in the human middle ear
Lars Kirsten, Simon Baumgärtner, Mikael Timo Erkkilä, Jonas Golde
Max Kemper, Thomas Stoppe, Matthias Bornitz, Marcus Neudert
Thomas Zahnert, Edmund Koch (Dresden/DE)
13:15
O-OP-24
3D Local in vivo Environment (LivE) Imaging for single cell protein
analysis of bone tissue
Carly Taylor, Ariane Scheuren, Andreas Trüssel
Ralph Müller (Zurich/CH)
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A framework for feedback-based segmentation of 3D image stacks
Markus Reischl, Nico Peter, Ralf Mikut
Johannes Stegmaier (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)
Heike Leitte (Kaiserslautern/DE), Rasmus Schröder, Ira Mang
Julia Portl (Heidelberg/DE)
Local binary patterns for differentiation of brain tissue types in
optical coherence tomography images
Marcel Lenz, Robin Krug, Christopher Dillmann, Nils C. Gerhardt
Hubert Welp, Kirsten Schmieder, Martin R. Hofmann (Bochum/DE)
Motion artifact removal in optical mapping of cardiac tissue
Jan Christoph, Stefan Luther (Göttingen/DE)
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12:00–13:30
Room
Chairs
12:00
Y-OP-01
12:15
Y-OP-02
12:30
Y-OP-03
12:45
Y-OP-04
13:00
Y-OP-05
13:15
Y-OP-06
Track Y: Smart Assistance Systems
Mexico
Olivier Chételat (Neuchátel/CH), Jens Mühlsteff (Eindhoven/NL)
Camera-based respiration monitoring
Fabian Braun (Neuchâtel, Lausanne/CH), Alia Lemkaddem
Virginie Moser, Stephan Dasen
Olivier Grossenbacher (Neuchâtel/CH)
Contactless respiratory monitoring system for magnetic resonance
imaging applications using a laser range sensor
Johannes Krug, Robert Odenbach, Axel Boese
Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)
Interactive monitoring system for visual respiratory biofeedback:
Assessment of an air bellows belt
Robert Odenbach, Axel Boese, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)
Hemodynamic response to exercise in patients with a left
ventricular assist device – in-sights from clinical data and
a numerical model
Christoph Gross, Martin Maw, Christiane Marko
Thomas Schlöglhofer, Michael Haller, Daniel Zimpfer
Heinrich Schima, Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT)
Development of a low-cost senor based aid for visually
impaired people
Nora Loepthien, Tanja Jehnichen, Josephine Hauser, Benjamin Schullcke
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Patient assistive system for the shoulder joint
Erika Scheuner, Jonas Fabech, Dominik Textor, Roman Kuster
Bernd Heinlein (Winterthur/CH)
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12:00–13:30
Room
Chairs
12:00
12:22
12:44
13:06
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Chirurgie (DGCH)
Medizinprodukte und ihre Evaluation:
Umsetzung der Medical Device Regulation
Nairobi
N. N., Thomas Lenarz (Hanover/DE)
Medical Device Regulation – Neufassung
Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE)
Neufassung der Medical Device Regulation aus der Sicht des
Bundesinstituts für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte
Wolfgang Lauer (Bonn/DE)
Die Novellierung der Medical Device Regulation: hatten die
Stellungnahmen der Fachgesellschaften einen Effekt?
Ernst Klar (Rostock/DE)
Herausforderungen in der Umsetzung der Medical Device
Regulation aus der Sicht des Anwenders
Mathias Wilhelmi (Hanover/DE)
13:30–14:30 Farewell
Room
Foyer
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» Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October «
12:30–13:30
Room
Topics (ID)
A-PP-01
A-PP-02
A-PP-04
A-PP-05
A-PP-06
A-PP-07
A-PP-08
Poster session I
Foyer
Track A: Biomaterials and Biocompatibility (A-PP01–10)
Track G: Biosignal Processing (G-PP01–15)
Track J: Clinical and Ambulatory Monitoring (J-PP01–02)
Track L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention (L-PP01–06)
Track N: Functional Electrical Stimulation and Neuroprostheses (N-PP01–02)
Track T: Modelling and Simulation (T-PP01–15)
Track V: Patient Monitoring (V-PP01–02)
Measuring the long term stability of (flexible) multi layer substrates
Markus Westerhausen, Tanja Martin, Boris Hofmann (Tuebingen/DE)
Atmospheric plasma deposited silicon based organic/inorganic
hybrid coatings on stainless steel for medical implants
Christin Rapp, Marie Klose (Garching/DE), Syed Salman Asad
Christian Buske (Steinhagen/DE), Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
Electro-spun sPEEK membranes for oxygenation applications
Magnus Kruse, Christine Neusser, Felix Hesselmann
Suzana Djeljadini, Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE)
Hydrophilization of silicone elastomers for medical applications
using polyethylene glycol
Miriam Haerst, Markus Ahrens, Cécile Boudot
Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
SPR- Analysis of protein interactions on biodegradable
polymer surfaces
Katharina Wulf, Niels Grabow, Thomas Eickner (Rostock/DE)
Calcification protocol for the enhanced in vitro screening of
artificial heart valve materials
Stefanie Kohse, Niels Grabow, Thomas Eickner (Rostock/DE)
Systemic analysis about residual chloroform in PLLA films
Michael Teske, Daniela Arbeiter, Konstanze Schober, Thomas Eickner
Niels Grabow (Rostock/DE)
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» Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October «
A-PP-09
A macrophage model of osseointegration
Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE)
A-PP-10
G-PP-01
G-PP-02
G-PP-03
G-PP-04
G-PP-05
G-PP-06
Blood damage modeling for a dynamic haemocompatibility
testing device
Sara Knigge, Felix Lemcke, Benjamin Krolitzki
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
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Left cardiac atrioventricular delay and interventricular delay in
cardiac resynchronization therapy responder and non-responder
Matthias Heinke (Offenburg/DE), Helmut Kühnert (Jena/DE)
Tobias Heinke (Rudolstadt/DE), Jonas Tumampos (Offenburg/DE)
Gudrun Dannberg (Jena/DE)
A study of ECG sampling frequency and its impact on the
functionality of EDR methods
Marcus Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE), Andy Schumann
Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE), Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)
An automatic systolic peak detector of blood pressure waveforms
using 4th order cumulants
Marcus Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE), Andy Schumann
Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE), Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)
Pacemaker and electrocardiography measurements in TAVI
Jonas Tumampos, Pierre Christian Takam (Offenburg/DE)
Michael Gick, Rolf-Peter Kienzle (Freiburg, Bad Krozingen/DE)
Matthias Heinke (Offenburg/DE)
Combined analysis of unipolar and bipolar electrograms for local
activation time annotation near the stimulus site of paced rhythms
Bhawna Verma, Tobias Oesterlein, Armin Luik, Claus Schmitt
Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Real-time QRS detection using integrated variance for
ECG gated cardiac MRI
Marcus Schmidt, Johannes Krug, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)
» Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October «
G-PP-07
Impaired neuronal synchronization in schizophrenic patients
Steffen Schulz (Jena/DE), Borja Cladera
Beatriz Giraldo (Barcelona/ES), Karl-Juergen Baer, Matthias Bolz
Andreas Voss (Jena/DE)
G-PP-08
G-PP-09
G-PP-10
G-PP-11
G-PP-12
G-PP-13
G-PP-14
Preprocessing of unipolar signals acquired by a novel intracardiac
mapping system
Salina Huck, Tobias Oesterlein, Armin Luik
Claus Schmitt (Karlsruhe/DE), Reza Wakili (Munich/DE)
Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
A fast algorithm for the recovering of an unknown periodic signal
in a noisy recording
Michael Feiling, Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE)
Level-crossing behavior analysis for seizure prediction in epilepsy
Katja Mühlberg, Ronald Tetzlaff, Vanessa Senger (Dresden/DE)
Transthoracic impedance cardiography measurements with
different monitoring devices
Jonas Tumampos, Nadine Schuler, Matthias Heinke (Offenburg/DE)
Facial nerve paresis – a real-time digital biofeedback mirror as
therapeutic exercise tool using phase based video motion
processing
Andy Kruder, Tobias Rempel, Nicolai Spicher (Dortmund/DE)
Anke Schlüter, Stephan Lang (Essen/DE)
Markus Kukuk (Dortmund/DE)
Assessment of surface electromyography signals under nonfatigue
and fatigue conditions using nonlinear techniques and machine
learning methods
Kiran Marri, Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN)
Analysis of stress states using electrodermal activity signals
and wavelet transform
G. Nagarajan, Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN)
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G-PP-15
J-PP-01
J-PP-02
L-PP-01
L-PP-02
L-PP-03
A democratic neuronal position estimation algorithm:
Let the majority decide
Martin Nguyen, Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE)
Camera-based pulse transition time measurement for
blood pressure estimation
Fabian Schrumpf, Juliane Bauer, Bianca Reichard, Daniel Matthes
Mirco Fuchs (Leipzig/DE)
Skin detetction based ROI selection for the analysis of rPPG
signals in newborns
Daniel Matthes, Christoph Mönch, Fabian Schrumpf, Mirco Fuchs
Gerold Bausch (Leipzig/DE)
Real-time prediction of temperature elevation during bone drilling
using the torque and force signal
Arne Feldmann, Manuel Stebinger, Kate Gavaghan
Philippe Zysset (Bern/CH)
Fibula flap registration for computer assisted mandibular
reconstruction in craniomaxillofacial surgery
Sebastian Kallus, Igor Nova, Christoph Auer, Urs Eisenmann
Roland Metzner, Moritz Berger, Hartmut Dickhaus (Heidelberg/DE)
A single port robot with parallel manipulators, latest results
Sebastian Matich, Carsten Neupert, H. F. Schlaak
Peter P. Pott (Darmstadt/DE)
L-PP-04
L-PP-05
Multiaxial force sensor for tissue characteristics measurements
Markus Hessinger (Darmstadt/DE), Tobias Pilic (Leipzig/DE)
Roland Werthschützky, Peter P. Pott (Darmstadt/DE)
L-PP-06
Resectoscope with an easy to use twist mechanism for
improved handling
Axel Boese, Holger Fritzsche, Martin Schostak
Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)
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Marker for estimation of position and bearing of medical devices
Axel Boese, Dirk Foerstenberg, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)
» Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October «
N-PP-01
N-PP-02
Chronic High frequency stimulation of the dorsolateral striatum
lowers the c-fos expression of cortical neurons
Patrick Pflüger, Richard Pinnell, Nadja Martini
Ulrich G. Hofmann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
T-PP-01
T-PP-02
T-PP-03
T-PP-04
Mathematical modeling of nanoparticle transport and cellular
uptake based on in vitro sedimentation experiments
Marie Weiel, Danila Potyagaylo, Olaf Dössel
Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe/DE)
Clinical setup for functional electrostimulation to promote
nerve regrowth
Karin Somerlik-Fuchs (Emmendingen/DE)
Jean-Louis Divoux (Vallauris/FR), Michael Millrose (Murnau/DE)
Andreas Eisenschenk (Greifswald/DE), Arneborg Ernst
Rolf-Dieter Battmer (Berlin/DE), Rudi Mattmüller
Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE)
P-Wave terminal force is affected by the site of earliest right atrial
activation and its proximity to inter-atrial connections
Independent from Atrial Size
Axel Loewe (Karlsruhe/DE)
Martin W. Krueger (Karlsruhe, Ladenburg/DE)
Fredrik Holmqvist (Lund/SE), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)
Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Pyotr G. Platonov (Lund/SE)
Estimation of dosimetric parameters based on the KNR and KNCSF
correction factors for small field’s radiation therapy at 6 and
18MVlinac energies using Monte Carlo simulation methods
Seyed Ali Rahimi (Sari/IR)
Doppler optical coherence tomography for noise-reduced
flow velocity measurements
Julia Walther, Edmund Koch (Dresden/DE)
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» Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October «
T-PP-05
T-PP-06
T-PP-07
T-PP-08
T-PP-09
T-PP-10
T-PP-11
T-PP-12
T-PP-13
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Simulation a new mechanism of chaos in single ventricular cell
S.H Sabzpoushan, Niloofar Shahidi, Azadeh Ghajarjazy (Tehran/IR)
Investigation of pharyngeal flow patterns using phase contrast-MRI
Pragathi Gurumurthy, Patricia Ulloa, Christina Kluck
Thorsten M. Buzug, Martin A. Koch (Lübeck/DE)
Sensitivity analysis on cochlear implants with fluid actuation
Silke Hügl, Thomas S. Rau (Hanover/DE), Stefan Griebel
Lena Zentner (Ilmenau/DE), Thomas Lenarz
Omid Majdani (Hanover/DE)
From imaging to hemodynamics – how reconstruction kernels
influence the blood flow predictions in intracranial aneurysms
Sylvia Glaßer, Philipp Berg, Samuel Voß, Steffen Serowy
Gabor Janiga, Bernhard Preim, Oliver Beuing (Magdeburg/DE)
A model for simulating electrophysiological features of a
hypoglossal motoneuron
S.H Sabzpoushan, Ziba Asadnejad Khomarlou, Azadeh Ghajarjazy
Niloofar Shahidi (Tehran/IR)
Development of a simulation model to assess time in
stroke treatment
Lisa Katharina Hinteregger, Alexander Lassnig, Theresa Rienmüller
Christian Baumgartner, Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT)
Flow optimised design of a novel point-of-care diagnostic device for
the detection of disease specific biomarker
Manuel Dethloff (Rostock/DE), Marc Dangers
Boris Wilmes (Schwerin/DE), Hermann Seitz (Rostock/DE)
Improved FPGA controlled artificial vascular system for
plethysmographic measurements
Daniel Laqua, Carina Brieskorn, Jan Hannes Koch, Markus Rothmayer
Steve Zeiske, Marcel Böttrich, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE)
Deducing spectral information in a µ-CT scanner for use in verified
drug transport simulations
Tobias Klepsch, Franziska Eckardt, Henrik Botterweck (Lübeck/DE)
» Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October «
T-PP-14
T-PP-15
V-PP-01
V-PP-02
Finite-element and network-model based performance studies of a
fully implantable hearing aid in the incudostapedial joint gap
Martin Koch, Martin Pachen, Uwe Marschner, Eric Starke
Holger Neubert, Günther Pfeifer, Matthias Bornitz
Thomas Zahnert (Dresden/DE)
Mechanobiological simulation of forg gastrocnemius muscle using
advanced activation model
A. Fethi Okyar, Gokdeniz Yalcin, Namik Ciblak
Mehmet A. Akgun (Istanbul/TR)
Pulse wave analysis using novel strain gauges
Madlen Witt, Dennis Vollberg, Matthäus Langosch
Günter Schultes (Saarbrücken/DE)
Minimally spaced electrode positions for multi-functional chest
Sensors – ECG and respiratory signal estimation
Michael Klum, Tobias Minn, Timo Tigges, Alexandru-Gabriel Pielmus
Reinhold Orglmeister (Berlin/DE)
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» Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October «
15:30–16:30
Room
Topics (ID)
B-PP-01
B-PP-02
B-PP-03
B-PP-04
B-PP-05
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Poster session II
Foyer
Track B: Biomechanics and Orthopaedics (B-PP01–07)
Track C: Biomedical Instrumentation/Micro and Nano Systems (C-PP01–05)
Track F: Biosensors and Bioanalytics (F-PP01–13)
Track K: Clinical Engineering and Hospital Technology (K-PP01–12)
Track R: Medical Device Management (R-PP01–07)
Track U: Neural Engineering (U-PP01–04)
Track W: Personalized Health (W-PP01–03)
Track X: Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Engineering (X-PP01–03)
Osteolysis in total hip arthroplasty after head and inlay
revision surgery
Lorenz Pisecky, Günter Hipmair, Bernhard Schauer
Nikolaus Böhler (Linz/AT)
Direct digital manufacturing of insoles for diabetic patients:
New materials and layouts
Tobias Ziegler, Jhina Maritza Hernandez Marquez (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Heart sound features usage for classification of ventricular
septal defect size in children
Alireza Karimi, Kamran Hassani, Hamid Torabiyan (Tehran/IR)
John Doyle (Abu Dhabi/AE)
Finite element model of the anterior part of the eye
for accommodation simulations
Heiner Martin, Oliver Stachs (Rostock/DE)
Sönke Langner (Greifswald/DE), Niels Grabow
Rudolf Guthoff (Rostock/DE)
Modeling of red blood cell mechanics
Kamran Hassani (Tehran/IR)
» Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October «
B-PP-07
Design, analysis and prototyping of a muscle wire actuated vehicle
Namik Ciblak, Burak C. Yukselen, Mehmet A. Akgun
A. Fethi Okyar (Istanbul/TR)
C-PP-02
C-PP-03
C-PP-04
C-PP-05
C-PP-01
F-PP-01
F-PP-02
CTCelect – fully automated singularization of circulating tumor cells
from human blood for personalized cancer immunotherapy
Tobias Schunck, Michael Bassler (Mainz/DE)
Modular measuring systems for individual treatment and
care of dementia patients
Markus Detert (Magdeburg/DE), Erik Jung, Tobias Leipold (Berlin/DE)
David Wagner, Gernot Heusinger von Waldegg (Magdeburg/DE)
Marc Nagel (Berlin/DE), Bertram Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE)
Ingolf Schlosser (Berlin/DE), Corinna Hartmann (Konstanz/DE)
Jacqueline Detert (Berlin/DE)
High speed digital interfacing for a neural data acquisition system
Andreas Bahr, Lait Abu Saleh, Dietmar Schroeder
Wolfgang Krautschneider (Hamburg/DE)
Bionic forceps for the handling of sensitive tissue
Lucia Kölle, Oliver Schwarz (Stuttgart/DE)
Microwave evaluation of prostate tissue from transurethral resection
Andreas Brensing, David Brandt, Dirk Fischer
Guido Platz (Ruesselsheim/DE)
Biosensing of extracellular complexes of
glycosylphosphatidylinositol-anchored proteins and
phospholipids as biomarkers for Type II Diabetes
Günter Müller, Matthias Tschöp (Munich/DE)
Application of electrophoresis to improve spectral analysis of
lactate in blood plasma
Felix Fiedler, René Gänger, Christian Stark, Benjamin Redmer
Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE)
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» Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October «
F-PP-03
F-PP-04
F-PP-05
F-PP-06
Novel wireless measurement system of pressure dedicated
to in vivo studies
Enrique Bances, Antonio Fiestas, Hartmut Witte (Ilmenau/DE)
F-PP-07
Spectroscopic lactate determination – an evaluation of prediction
accuracy limiting effects
Christian Stark, René Gänger, Felix Fiedler, Benjamin Redmer
Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE)
F-PP-08
F-PP-09
F-PP-10
F-PP-11
In vitro polarimetric blood component determination in
pretreated plasma samples
Christian Stark, Reza Behroozian, Felix Fiedler, Benjamin Redmer
Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE)
86
Requirements and design of a fluidic circuit for optical
measurements on non-hemolyzed human blood
Benjamin Redmer, Jennifer Albrecht, Isabeau Dibbern, Christian Stark
Felix Fiedler, Bodo Nestler (Lübeck/DE)
A novel concept for optical concentration determination of
hemoglobin derivatives in non-hemolyzed human blood
Benjamin Redmer, Isabeau Dibbern, Jennifer Albrecht, Christian Stark
Felix Fiedler, Bodo Nestler (Lübeck/DE)
Preparation of human whole blood samples for spectral analysis of
soluted blood components with magnetophoresis
Felix Fiedler, Abdullah al Kamran Ripon, Christian Stark
Benjamin Redmer, Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE)
Portable auricular device for real-time swallow and chew detection
Konrad Carl Steimer, Christoph Zimmermann, Jennifer Zeilfelder
Christian Pylatiuk, Wilhelm Stork (Karlsruhe/DE)
Optical sensing of nucleic acids at high sensitivity
Günnur Güler, Ercüment Karasulu (Izmir/TR)
Detection of miRNA using a surface plasmon resonance biosensor
and antibody amplification
Stefan Schmieder, Janek Weißpflog (Dresden/DE)
Norbert Danz (Jena/DE), Udo Klotzbach, Frank Sonntag (Dresden/DE)
» Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October «
F-PP-12
F-PP-13
The effect of cochlear implant surgery on balance control
Kourosh Roushan, Xenia Siemens, Christof Stieger
Daniel Bodmer, John Allum (Basel/CH)
K-PP-01
Performance evaluation of a treatment couch used for
tumor tracking
Alexander Jöhl, Markus Stäuble, Marcial Monn,
Marianne Schmid Daners, Mirko Meboldt, Stephan Klöck
Stephanie Tanadini-Lang (Zurich/CH)
K-PP-02
K-PP-03
K-PP-04
K-PP-05
K-PP-06
K-PP-07
A novel mechanical ventilator for small animals enabling
flow-controlled expiration (FLEX)
Sara Lozano-Zahonero, Matthias Schneider, Johannes Spaeth
Stefan Schumann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Rapid on-site test of ESBL-producing bacteria
Cornelia Hettrich, Eva Ehrentreich-Förster (Potsdam/DE)
Identification of instruments and implants with RFID and Data
Matrix Codes for the use at the instrument table
Lukas Böhler (Tuttlingen/DE)
Mateusz Daniol (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL)
Christian Wehrle (Tuttlingen/DE)
Humidification performance of three conventional humidiers
under pulsatile Bi-Level ventilation
Stefan Strohmer (Vienna/AT)
A radiobiological modelling and evaluation system for
radiation oncology treatment planning
Ilias Sachpazidis, Dimos Baltas (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Oxygen consuming lung model
Karolin Franke (Chur/CH)
Medication process in Styrian hospitals
Patrick Hahnkamper, Christian Baumgartner
Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT)
87
» Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October «
K-PP-08
K-PP-09
K-PP-10
K-PP-11
K-PP-12
R-PP-01
R-PP-02
R-PP-03
R-PP-04
R-PP-05
88
Development of a hybrid model to evaluate integrated care in
heart failure treatment
Alexander Lassnig, Theresa Rienmüller, Christian Baumgartner
Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT)
Clinical Engineers improve patient safety in clinical trials
Corrado Gemma, Ilaria Vallone, Paolo Lago (Pavia/IT)
A sytem for monitoring of hand hygiene in hospitals
Lars Bölecke, Johannes Freckmann, Lisa Hoffmann
Daniel Laqua, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE)
Regional governance, planning and management of medical
equipment through an integrated biomedical technology
information flow in Italy
Stefania Bellelli (Turin/IT)
Control tower to surgical theater clinical engineer as a leader of
productive process in operating room block
Matteo Buccioli (Forli/IT), Leo Traldi (Forlì, Modena/IT)
How to deal with regulatory requirements – standards and
other friends
Thorsten Prinz (Frankfurt a. M./DE)
Usability in the lifecycle of medical software development
Franziska Trauzettel, Michael Minge (Berlin/DE)
A case study on performance reliability of infusion pump devices
Ali Tavakoli Golpaygani (Karaj/IR), Marzieh Reza (Tehran/IR)
Mohammad Mehdi Movahedi (Shiraz/IR)
Building medical device ontologies for cross device group risk profiles
Robin Seidel, Ekkehard Stößlein, Wolfgang Lauer (Bonn/DE)
Influence of different test gases in a non-destructive 100% quality
control system for medical devices
Manuel Dethloff, Thomas Pollack, Hermann Seitz (Rostock/DE)
» Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October «
R-PP-06
Device development guided by user satisfaction survey on auricular
vagus nerve stimulation
Stefan Kampusch, Eugenijus Kaniusas, Florian Thürk, Dorian Felten
Ibolya Hofmann, Jozsef Constantin Széles (Vienna/AT)
R-PP-07
High throughput model building workflow for generating
personalized models of whole heart anatomy and
electromechanical function
Anton J. Prassl, Andrew Crozier, Martin Holler (Graz/AT)
Steven A. Niederer (London/GB), Gernot Plank (Graz/AT)
U-PP-01
U-PP-02
U-PP-03
U-PP-04
W-PP-01
Epidural recordings of auditory evoked potentials in cochlear
implant users
Günther Bauernfeind, Sabine Haumann, Martin G. Bleichner
Magnus J. Teschner, Stefan Debener
Thomas Lenarz (Hanover, Oldenburg/DE)
Cost-effective, high-channel-count system for impedance
spectroscopy
Frederick Pothof, Kirti Sharma, Oliver Paul
Patrick Ruther (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Piezoelectric effect of PVDF and PVDF-TrFE scaffolds
Sara Knigge, Fedaa AL Halabi, Alexandros Repanas, Marc Müller
Oleksandr Gryshkov, Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
3D Visualization of intraoperative stimulation test results for
better target selection in DBS surgery
Ashesh Shah (Muttenz/CH), Fabiola Alonso (Linköping/SE)
Daniela Pison (Muttenz/CH)
Jean-Jacques Lemaire (Clermont-Ferrand/FR)
Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE), Jérôme Coste (Clermont-Ferrand/FR) Erik Schkommodau, Simone Hemm-Ode (Muttenz/CH)
Analysis of customized ocular data and wave front aberrations
concerning their deviations from generic eye models
Natascha Bayer, Nino Hirnschall, Lukas Traxler, Andreas Drauschke
Oliver Findl (Vienna/AT)
89
» Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October «
W-PP-02
W-PP-03
X-PP-01
X-PP-02
X-PP-03
90
Prediction of individual aortic root prosthesis size:
deformation modelling as an alternative to direct estimation
Jannis Hagenah, Michael Scharfschwerdt
Achim Schweikard (Lübeck/DE), Christoph Metzner (Hatfield/GB)
Automated detection of alveolar arches for nasoalveolar molding
in cleft lip and palate treatment
Franz Xaver Bauer, Dominik Gau (Garching/DE)
Florian Guell (Munich/DE), Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
Denys J Loeffelbein (Munich/DE)
Instrumentation of Timed-up-and-Go Test for stroke patients
using multisensor insoles
Veronika David, Harald Jagos, Stefan Kotzian, Mathias Forjan
Anton Sabo (Vienna/AT)
ROS-based validation and system integration of two different
electromyography sensor hardware for control of
mechatronic systems
In Seong Yoo, Sebastian Becker, Tien Huy Vu
Jörg Franke (Erlangen/DE)
Automatic pairing of inertial sensors to lower limb segments:
a Plug-and-Play approach
David Graurock, Thomas Schauer, Thomas Seel (Berlin/DE)
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
12:30–13:30
Room
Topics (ID)
E-PP-01
E-PP-02
H-PP-01
H-PP-02
H-PP-03
Poster session III
Foyer
Track E: Bioprinting and Additive Manufacturing (E-PP01–02)
Track H: Cardio Technology (H-PP01–09)
Track I: Cellular-, Tissue- and Bioengineering (I-PP01–09)
Track M: Drug Delivery Technology (M-PP01–05)
Track O: Imaging, Image Processing
Image Guided Interventions (O-PP01–31)
Track Q: Medical Information Mangagement (Q-PP01)
3D printing of hydrogels in a temperature controlled environment
with high spatial resolution
Benjamin Fischer, André Schulz, Michael Gepp, Julia Neubauer
Luca Gentile (Sulzbach/DE)
Heiko Zimmermann (Sulzbach, Saarbrücken/DE)
Biocompatibility of photopolymers for additive manufacturing
Stefan Leonhardt (Garching/DE), Martin Klare (Dortmund/DE)
Maurice Scheer (St. Gerogen/DE), Theresa Fischer, Burghard Cordes
Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
Quantification of the wall shear stress in a Chandler-loop
hemocompatibility testing system
Antonia Kuhn, Benjamin Krolitzki, Marc Müller
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Modification of small-diameter vascular grafts with vascular
endothelial growth factor has an advantage over modification
with RGD peptides
Anton Kutikhin, Larisa Antonova (Kemerovo/RU)
Alexander Seifalian (London/GB), Victoria Sevostyanova
Andrey Mironov, Amin Shabaev, Vera Matveeva, Elena Velikanova
Evgeniya Sergeeva, Evgeniya Krivkina, Yuliya Kudryavtseva
Olga Barbarash, Leonid Barbarash (Kemerovo/RU)
Compliant transparent patient-specific aortic root phantoms for
hemodynamic valve testing
Silje Ekroll Jahren, David Hasler, Bernhard Vennemann
Martina Correa Londoño, Zoltan Laszlo Madi
Hendrik von Tengg-Kobligk, Dominik Obrist (Bern/CH)
91
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
H-PP-04
H-PP-05
H-PP-06
H-PP-07
H-PP-08
H-PP-09
Automation of a test bench for accessing the bendability
of electrospun vascular grafts
Antonia Kuhn, Martin Bensch, Marc Müller, Michael Bode
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
I-PP-01
Current applications of spider silk scaffolds in tissue engineering of
ligament and tendon tissue using bioreactor technology
Frederik Schlottmann, Kerstin Reimers, Christian Plaaß, Sarah Strauß
Vincent Coger, Peter M. Vogt, Jörn W. Kuhbier (Hanover/DE)
I-PP-02
Tracer gas analysis to quantify natural convection and atmosphere
exchange in carbon dioxide incubators
Matthias Schuh (Garching/DE), Bernd Schubert (Erlangen/DE)
Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
92
Foldable blades for a minimally invasive right ventricular assist device
Christine Donay, Fiete Böhning, Thomas Gries, Stefan Jockenhoevel
Tim Bolle (Aachen/DE)
Concept for a miniaturized cardiovascular multi sensor implant
Michael Görtz, Özgü Dogan (Duisburg/DE)
Enhanced compliance properties of an innovative small-calibre
vascular graft
Alexander Löwen, Klas-Moritz Kossel, Valentine Gesché
Thomas Gries, Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE)
Automated control of the laser welding process of
heart valve scaffolds
Antonia Kuhn, Moritz Weber, Anna Lena Hoheisel
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Development of an absorbable polymer stent structure for
regenerative percutaneous transcatheter aortic valve replacement:
Mechanical feasibility in vitro
Niels Grabow, Nadine Troes, Nicklas Fiedler, Felix Möder
Sebastian Kaule, Christoph Brandt-Wunderlich, Jörn-Bo Matthies
Daniela Arbeiter, Wolfram Schmidt, Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE)
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
I-PP-03
I-PP-04
I-PP-05
I-PP-06
I-PP-07
I-PP-08
I-PP-09
M-PP-01
Impact of shear stress on cell expansion and agglomerate formation in microcarrier-based cultivations of adipose tissue-derived
stromal/stem cells
Valentin Jossen, Regine Eibl, Dieter Eibl (Wädenswil/CH)
Simultaneous recording of calcium transients and force production
in tissue engineered muscle fibers reveal modulatory effects of
Nitric Oxide
Lisa-Mareike Scheid, Almut Lütge, Tim Heißenberg, Rainer H. A. Fink
Matias Mosqueira (Heidelberg/DE)
Development and evaluation of a bioprinting platform for printing
cell-laden hydrogels under culture conditions
Sascha Schwarz, Julian Blaser, Daniel Baier, Joseph Thaler
Benedikt Kaufmann, Manuel Oestreich, Stefanie Sudhop
Hauke Clausen-Schaumann, Alfred Fuchsberger (Munich/DE)
Biocentered mechatronic multiscale cell cultivation system
Robert Fischer, Anja Straube, Mike Stubenrauch
Hartmut Witte (Ilmenau/DE)
Climate retainment in carbon dioxide incubators
Matthias Schuh, Michael Kirsch, Franziska Breuer, David Dillmann
Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
Development of Volvox spheres for the co-culture of cardiovascular
cells for tissue engineering
Sara Knigge, Sinduja Suresh, Oleksandr Gryshkov
Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
A modular expendable Controlled-Rate Freezer for Cryovials®
Peer-Phillip Ley, Tim Rittinghaus, Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Metabolic comfortin oncology andfree amino acids – perspectives for
the use of their regulatory actions in physiological concentrations
Nefyodov Leonid (Grodno/BY)
93
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
M-PP-02
M-PP-04
M-PP-05
Preliminary design of a disposable multiposition flow valve for an
innovative multiple infusions system
Saif Abdul-Karim, Marko Seiler, Jörg Schroeter, Stephan Klein
Bodo Nestler (Lübeck/DE)
Adjusting inkjet printhead parameters to deposit drugs into
micro-sized reservoirs
Robert Mau, Hermann Seitz, Rigo Peters, Paul Oldorf (Rostock/DE)
The impact of electrospray driven aerosols on the in vitro
transfection efficiency for targeted gene and drug delivery
David Hradetzky, Stephan Boehringer (Muttenz/CH), Paulius Ruzgys
Saulius Satkauskas (Kaunas/LT), Thomas Geiser
Amiq Gazdhar (Bern/CH)
O-PP-01
O-PP-02
Self-adapting autofocus function for intravital microscopy using
a tunable liquid lens
Christian Schnabel, Christopher Schmidt, Edmund Koch (Dresden/DE)
O-PP-03
O-PP-04
O-PP-05
Cerebral cortex classification by conditional random fields applied
to intraoperative thermal imaging
Nico Hoffmann, Edmund Koch, Uwe Petersohn, Matthias Kirsch
Gerald Steiner (Dresden/DE)
94
Designing a compact MRI motion phantom
Anita Möller, Max Schmiedel, Martin Koch
Alfred Mertins (Lübeck/DE)
Tissue stiffness of trabecular bone does not change in patients with
atraumatic vertebral fractures
Johannes Schneider, Matthias Pumberger, Vantte Kilappa
Michael Putzier, Kay Raum (Berlin/DE)
Classification of indirect immunofluorescence images using
thresholded local binary count features
Allmin Pradhap Singh Susaiyah, Suhail Parvaze Pathan
Ramakrishnan Swaminathan (Chennai/IN)
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
O-PP-06
O-PP-07
O-PP-08
O-PP-09
O-PP-10
O-PP-11
O-PP-12
O-PP-13
Analysis of muscle fatigue conditions using time-frequency images
and GLCM features
P. A. Karthick, M. Navaneethakrishna, N. Punitha, A. R. Jac Fredo
Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN)
Numerical evaluation of image parameters of ETR-1
Shamim Ahmed (Halle/DE), Marian Krüger
Christian Willomitzer (Brandenburg a.d. Havel/DE)
Golam Zakaria (Köthen, Gummersbach/DE)
Transfer characteristics of iterative reconstruction techniques
David Heinemann, Andreas Keller, Dunja Jannek (Ilmenau/DE)
High-throughput 3D volume measurement of polymer rods Design
and implementation of a solution for a high-precision volume
measurement of polymer rods with optical measuring technique
and subsequent imaging processing
Kerstin Boochs, Tim Klippel (Klein-Winternheim/DE)
Dietrich Paulus (Koblenz/DE), Heiko Theuer
Torsten Vest (Klein-Winternheim/DE)
Virtual Template Registration – a general approach to
control motion in DCE-MRI
Isabella Radl, Stephen Keeling, Ursula Reiter
Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT)
Influence of denoising techniques on the absolute CBF
quantification of ASL perfusion data
Stefan Manfred Spann, Kamil S. Kazimierski, Christoph Stefan Aigner
Markus Kraiger, Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT)
Blood flow velocity measurements by Magnetic Particle Imaging
Michael G. Kaul, Tobias Mummert, Johannes Salamon, Harald Ittrich
Gerhard Adam, Tobias Knopp, Caroline Jung (Hamburg/DE)
Fabrication of a compliant phantom of the human aortic arch for
use in Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) experimentation
Larissa Huetter (Karlsruhe/DE), Patrick Geoghegan, Paul Docherty
Milad Lazarjan, Donald Clucas, Mark Jermy (Christchurch/NZ)
95
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
O-PP-14
O-PP-15
O-PP-16
O-PP-17
O-PP-18
Development and evaluation of a web based platform to assist
the segmentation of medical images using crowdsourcing
Daniel Xander (Muttenz/CH)
O-PP-19
O-PP-20
Evaluation of florescent cell image segmentation algorithms for
overlapping cell on simulated fluorescent data sets with
known ground truth
Veit Wiesmann, Matthias Bergler, Ralf Palmisano
Thomas Wittenberg (Erlangen/DE)
96
Effect of the number of electrodes on the reconstructed lung
shape in Electrical Impedance Tomography
Benjamin Schullcke, Sabine Krueger-Ziolek, Bo Gong
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Influence of storage technologies to the overall performance of
massively parallel cluster computing workflows in
intraoperative thermal imaging
Nico Hoffmann, René Jäkel, Matthias Kirsch
Wolfgang E. Nagel (Dresden/DE)
Hardware dependencies of GPU-accelerated beamformer
performances for microwave breast cancer detection
Christoph Salomon, Sebastian Ley, Marko Helbig (Ilmenau/DE)
Intraoperative hyperspectral imaging extending optical imaging
of stimulated active brain areas in neurosurgery – a feasibility study
Richard Mühle, Martin Oelschlägel, Tobias Meyer
Stephan B. Sobottka, Matthias Kirsch, Gabriele Schackert
Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE)
Magnetic targeting of ferrofluids under liquid stream conditions for
tumor therapy – simulation and experimental investigations
Ioana Slabu, Anjali Roeth, Gernot Güntherodt, Martin Baumann
Thomas Schmitz-Rode (Aachen/DE)
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
O-PP-21
O-PP-22
O-PP-23
O-PP-24
O-PP-25
O-PP-26
O-PP-27
O-PP-28
Computer assisted assessment of progressing osteoradionecrosis of
the jaw for clinical diagnosis and treatment
Cornelia Kober (Hamburg/DE), Göran Kjeller (Gothenburg/SE)
Robert Sader (Frankfurt a. M./DE), Hans-Florian Zeilhofer
Britt-Isabelle Berg (Basel/CH)
Evaluation of reconstruction parameters of electrical impedance
tomography on aorta detection during saline bolus injection
Florian Thürk (Vienna/AT), Andreas D. Waldmann (Landquart/CH)
Karin H. Wodack, Constantin J. Trepte, Daniel Reuter (Hamburg/DE)
Stefan Kampusch, Eugenijus Kaniusas (Vienna/AT)
Evaluation of open-source software for the lung segmentation
Aseel Alnaser, Bo Gong, Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Automatic determination of lung features of CF patients in CT Scans
Tanusree Chaudhuri, Bo Gong
Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)
Image analysis of self-organized multicellular patterns
Christian Thies (Reutlingen/DE), Galina Khachaturyan (Stuttgart/DE)
Assaf Zemel (Jerusalem/IL)
Ralf Kemkemer (Reutlingen, Stuttgart/DE)
Peptide-modified micelles and liposomes – carriers for xenon
hyper-CEST MRI of blood brain barrier endothelial cells
Margitta Dathe, Karl Sydow, Matthias Schnurr
Leif Schroeder (Berlin/DE)
Effect of key parameters on Synthesis of Superparamagnetic
Nanoparticles (SPIONs)
Ankit Malhotra (Lübeck/DE), Kerstin Lüdtke-Buzug
Corinna Stegelmeier, Felix Spieß, Christina Debbeler (Lübeck/DE)
Atomic magnetometers for magnetic susceptometery and
magnetic particle imaging
Victor Lebedev, Simone Colombo, Vladimir Dolgovskiy
Zoran Grujic (Fribourg/CH), Junhai Zhang (Fribourg/CH; Harbin/CN)
Antoine Weis (Fribourg/CH)
97
» Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October «
O-PP-29
O-PP-30
O-PP-31
Magnetic characterization of phantom materials by
magnetic particle spectroscopy
Patricia Radon, Norbert Löwa, Felix Ptach, Dirk Gutkelch (Berlin/DE)
Q-PP-01
Virtual reality visualization for neurosurgery
Florian Coigny, Nicolas Ganz, Ashesh Shah, Simone Hemm-Ode
Erik Schkommodau (Muttenz/CH)
98
Magnetic nanoparticle-gel materials for development of
long-term stable magnetic particle imaging phantoms
Anne Mattern (Ilmenau/DE), Alexander Joos (Berlin, Munich/DE)
Daniel Baumgarten (Ilmenau/DE), Olaf Kosch (Berlin/DE)
Andreas Weidner (Ilmenau/DE), Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE)
Silvio Dutz (Ilmenau, Berlin/DE)
Fast assessment of magnetic nanoparticle tracers applying a
preclinical MPI scanner
Olaf Kosch, Gael Bringout, Norbert Löwa (Berlin/DE)
Alexander Joos (Berlin, Garching/DE), Harald Kratz, Jörg Schnorr
Lutz Trahms, Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE)
» Poster session IV • Thursday, 6 October «
12:30–13:30
Room
Topics (ID)
Poster session IV
Foyer
Track P: Implants (P-PP01–15)
Track SP: Nachwuchsforscher (SP-PP01)
Track SP: Late Poster (SP-PP02–03)
Track Y: Smart Assistance Systems (Y-PP01–07)
P-PP-01
P-PP-02
P-PP-03
P-PP-04
P-PP-05
P-PP-06
P-PP-07
Investigations on the integrity of epoxy – silicone rubber interfaces
Simone Lauser, Paul Cvancara, Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Towards reliable and resealable multichannel electrical connections
in implants – enhancing conduction and isolation properties in planar
contact pad arrays
Julia Koch, Matthias Mueller, Martin Schuettler
Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Correlation of thermo-mechanical loads while grinding and residual
strength behavior of mixed oxide ceramics for medical applications
Sarah Busemann (Garbsen/DE)
Proof of concepts study of non-destructive component validation
in neural implant manufacturing
Paul Cvancara, Kerstin Thiemann, Fabian Böser
Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Observation of failure mechanisms in laser fabricated parylene
C based electrode arrays
Matthias Mueller, Tim Hoesel (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Juan S. Ordonez (Eindhoven/NL), Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Powering body area networks with stochastic and
discontinuous power chunks
Saskia Habermann, Therese Winkler, Konstantin Rönsch
Christina Junger, Daniel Laqua, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE)
Development of pHEMA based diffusion barriers for in vitro analysis
of drug eluting bone implants
Jan Krieger, Nicole Runge, Azin Baset, Stephan Klein (Lübeck/DE)
99
» Poster session IV • Thursday, 6 October «
P-PP-08
P-PP-09
P-PP-10
P-PP-11
P-PP-12
P-PP-13
P-PP-14
P-PP-15
100
Enhanced application procedure of an injectable drug delivery
system for glaucoma treatment
Stefan Siewert, Franziska Kopp, Michael Stiehm, Sylvia Pfensig
Paul Reister, Jana Lafrentz, Friederike Hauschulz, Thomas Stahnke
Karen Falke, Niels Grabow, Rudolf Guthoff, Klaus-Peter Schmitz
Thomas Eickner (Rostock/DE)
Rapid tooling of vascular models for hydrodynamic assessment of
transcatheter heart valves
Sebastian Kaule, Christoph Brandt-Wunderlich, Leonie Kandler
Wolfram Schmidt, Niels Grabow, Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE)
Micro-folding polyimide structures for neural implants
Max Eickenscheidt, Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)
Patient-specific hip prostheses designed by surgeons
Florian Coigny (Muttenz/CH), Adrian Todor, Horatiu Rotaru
Ralf Schumacher (Cluj-Napoca/RO), Erik Schkommodau (Muttenz/CH)
Plasma treatment on novel cage of carbon fiber reinforced
PEEK to enhance bioactivity
Michael Banghard, Christian Freudigmann, Volker Bucher
Kamel Silmy, Alfred Stett (Reutlingen/DE)
Deposition of bioactive and bioinert ceramic coatings on
magnesium using detonation
Oleksandr Gryshkov (Hanover/DE), Nickolai Klyui
Volodymyr Temchenko (Kyiv/UA), Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
Wear of a total intervertebral disc prosthesis – abrasion tests of a
tribological system of total intervertebral disc prosthesis with
dampening characteristics
Carina Micheler, Erhard Krampe (Garching/DE)
Peter Foehr (Munich/DE), Miriam Haerst (Garching/DE)
Rainer Burgkart (Munich/DE)
A highly miniaturized two-axis acceleration sensor for implantable
hemodynamic controlling system
Dirk Wuensch, Mario Baum, Roman Forke, Karla Hiller (Chemnitz/DE)
» Poster session IV • Thursday, 6 October «
SP-PP-01
Low-power energy management circuit for intracorporal
PVDF piezoelectric energy harvesters
Alexey Antsipkin, Uwe Marschner (Dresden/DE)
Christian Schulz (Mittweida/DE)
SP-PP-02
Influence of proteins on magnesium degradation
Sara Knigge, Hans Jürgen Maier, Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)
SP-PP-03
Conformity assessment of medical laser devices
Alexander Stein (Bonn/DE)
Y-PP-01
Y-PP-02
Y-PP-03
Y-PP-04
Y-PP-05
Textile sensor networks for wound monitoring applications
Johannes Wendler, Dilibaier Aibibu, Andreas Nocke
Chokri Cherif (Dresden/DE)
Smart device based application for minimal invasive spine
surgery using mobile tracking
Andreas Alk, Tobias Martin
Mateusz Daniol (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL)
Sonographic measurement for patient-specific hip rotation
using smart devices
Tobias Martin, Andreas Alk (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL)
Adrian Goral (Kraków/PL)
Joint depth and color camera for positioning of the
acetabular component in total hip replacement
Adrian Goral (Kraków/PL), Tobias Martin
Andreas Alk (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL)
Medical localizer based on Apple iPhone and iPod devices
Mateuz Daniol, Tobias Martin
Andreas Alk (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL)
Y-PP-06
Integration of electronic components into medical plastic parts
by injection molding
Valerie Werner, Christoph Rehekampff, Sebastian Dengler
Matthias Zeppenfeld, Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)
Y-PP-07
Monitoring of daily physical activity in patients with implantable
blood pumps using a 3-axial accelerometer
Christoph Gross, Michael Haller, Daniel Zimpfer
Heinrich Schima, Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT)
101
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A
Abdul-Karim, Saif
94
Abendroth, Philipp
61
Abou Hamdan, Rami
49
Abu Saleh, Lait
85
Achermann, Peter
56
Ackermann, Dimitri
65
Adam, Gerhard
53, 95
Adly, Nouran
60
Affeld, Klaus
72
Ahammer, Helmut
41, 43
Ahles, Jonathan
41
Ahmed, Shamim
95
Ahrens, Markus
77
Ahrens, Ralf
38
Aibibu, Dilibaier
101
Aigner, Christoph Stefan 53, 95
Aigner, Philipp
41
Akgun, Mehmet A.
83, 85
AL Halabi, Fedaa
61, 89
al Kamran Ripon, Abdullah 86
Albers, Jörg
38
Albrecht, Jennifer
86
Alk, Andreas
101
Allgeier, Stephan
58
Allum, John
87
Alnaser, Aseel
97
Al-Nawas, Bilal
58
Alnufaily, Yasser
69
Alonso, Fabiola
89
Alt, Marie Theresa
39
Ambacher, Oliver
39
Anagnostopoulou, Pinelopi 29
Andlauer, Robin
63
Andrée, Birgit
35
Andresen, Reimer
37
Antfolk, Christian
31
Antonova, Larisa
91
Antsipkin, Alexey
101
Appert, Christoph
62
Aramphianlert, Weerayot
40
Arbeiter, Daniela 30, 35, 77, 92
Arbenz, Peter
44
Argiti, Katerina
34
Arnold, Andreas
69
Arnold, Robert
41, 46, 59
Arslan, Ufuk
33
Artmann, Lucas
60
Asad, Syed Salman
60, 77
Asadnejad Khomarlou, Ziba 82
Ashouri Vasjari, Danesh
39
Asseln, Malte
73
Aszmann, Oskar C.
40
102
Auer, Christoph
Augat, Peter
Auwerx, Johan
37, 80
28
46
B
Bachmann, Bernd
60
Bader, Rainer
28, 32, 73
Baer, Karl-Juergen
79
Bahr, Andreas
85
Baier, Daniel
93
Ball, Tonino
39
Baltas, Dimos
87
Balz, Isabel
35
Bammer, Manfred
35
Bances, Enrique
86
Banghard, Michael
100
Bär, Karl-Jürgen
49, 68, 78
Barbarash, Leonid
91
Barbarash, Olga
91
Baron, Lukas
70
Barz, Falk
39
Baset, Azin
99
Bassler, Michael
85
Battmer, Rolf-Dieter
81
Bauer, Franz Xaver
90
Bauer, Juliane
80
Bauernfeind, Günther
72, 89
Baum, Gabriela
52
Baum, Mario
100
Baum, Thomas
73
Baumann, Martin
96
Baumann, Werner
73
Baumeister, Steffen
61
Baumgärtel, Andreas
60
Baumgarten, Daniel 34, 45, 98
Baumgartner, Christian 34, 44
63, 68, 82, 87, 88
Baumgartner, Iris
70
Baumgärtner, Simon
74
Bausch, Gerold
72, 80
Bayer, Natascha
89
Baykut, Doan
63
Becker, Fabian
58
Becker, Sebastian
90
Becker, Stefan
57
Behrens, Peter
55, 60, 61
Behroozian, Reza
86
Bellelli, Stefania
88
Benner, Carl-Friedrich
29
Bensch, Martin
92
Bentler, Christian
39
Berberich, Sofie
39
Bereuter, Lukas
55
Berg, Britt-Isabelle
53, 97
Berg, Philipp
82
Bergamasco, Stefano
70
Berger, Moritz
80
Berger, Sebastian
34
Bergler, Matthias
96
Bergmann, Michael
30
Beringer, Sebastian
69
Berlinghoff, Frank
32
Berndt, Andreas
29
Bertschi, Mattia
59
Beuer, Florian
36
Beuing, Oliver
32, 69, 82
Bialas, Robert
32
Biehl, Margit
32
Blanck, Oliver
43
Blank, Ole
44
Blaser, Julian
93
Bleichner, Martin G.
89
Blesch, Armin
30
Blohm, Lars
38
Blum, Manuel
31
Boccia, Edda
63
Bode, Michael
61, 92
Bodmer, Daniel
87
Boeck, Maria
55
Boedecker, Joschka
31
Boehringer, Stephan
94
Boese, Axel
32, 48, 75, 80
Bogdahn, Malte
33
Böhler, Lukas
87
Böhler, Nikolaus
84
Böhning, Fiete
92
Böhringer, Stephan
32
Bölecke, Lars
88
Bolle, Tim
92
Bolz, Matthias
79
Bongert, Markus
48
Boochs, Kerstin
95
Boos, Stefanie
52
Borgmann, Silke
66
Born, Matthias
57, 74, 83
Bornitz, Matthias
74, 83
Borowski, Finja
55
Borrmann, Fabian
35
Böser, Fabian
99
Bosshard, Christian
74
Bost, Wolfgang
58
Botterweck, Henrik
82
Böttrich, Marcel
28, 82
Boudot, Cécile
35, 77
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Bourauel, Christoph
58
Bourban, Pierre-Etienne
50
Brack, Alexander
69
Brandenburg, Albrecht
38
Brandt, David
85
Brandt-Wunderlich, Christoph
55, 92, 100
Braß, Patrick
59
Braun, Fabian
59, 75
Brauner, Torsten
44
Brausch, Lukas
58
Brecher, Christian
69
Bremm, Rene Peter
34
Brensing, Andreas
85
Bretthauer, Georg
58
Breuer, Franziska
93
Brickwedde, Carina
61
Brieskorn, Carina
82
Bringout, Gael
98
Brose, Andreas
46
Brosien, Kay
29
Brucher, Rainer
59
Brückner, Mathias
52
Bruder, Ralf
43
Brunner, Manuel
30
Bucan, Vesna
30
Buccioli, Matteo
88
Bucher, Volker
60, 100
Buckow, Eric
50
Buehren, Volker
32
Buhl, Sebastian
52, 66
Bukowski, Mark
62
Bulitta, Clemens
52, 66, 70
Bullemer, Christian
50
Burgard, Wolfram
39
Bürger, Frank
52
Burgkart, Rainer
44, 73, 100
Burkhard, Fiona
72
Burkhardt, Sarah
35, 50
Busch, Lisa-Mareike
46
Busek, Mathias
46
Busemann, Sarah
73, 99
Busemann, Sarah
73, 99
Buske, Christian
77
Buzug, Thorsten M.
82
C
Cajochen, Christian
Candreia, Claudia
Cantieni, Tarcisi
Cattin, Philippe
Caversaccio, Marco
104
56
69
72
32
69
Chalopin, Claire
42
Chaudhuri, Tanusree
97
Cheng, Chun-Yiu Jack
44
Cherif, Chokri
101
Chételat, Olivier
75
Christen, Patrik
44
Christoph, Jan
74
Ciblak, Namik
83, 85
Cladera, Borja
79
Clason, Christian
53
Clausen-Schaumann, Hauke 93
Clavica, Francesco
72
Clement, Joachim H.
45
Clemenz, Markus
61
Clucas, Donald
95
Coger, Vincent
30, 92
Coigny, Florian
98, 100
Colombo, Simone
97
Contreras Lopez, Jennifer
54
Cordes, Burghard
91
Cornaglia, Matteo
46
Cornelissen, Christian
64
Coste, Jérôme
89
Cristina-Schmitz, Heidi
66
Crozier, Andrew
89
Cvancara, Paul
99
Cypko, Mario A.
42
D
Danani, Andrea
33
Dangers, Marc
82
Daniol, Mateusz
87, 101
Dannberg, Gudrun
78
Danz, Norbert
86
Dasen, Stephan
75
Dastagir, Khaled
30
Dathe, Margitta
97
David, Veronika
90
De la Cadena, Wladimir
37
de Wild, Michael 30, 35, 50, 60
Debbeler, Christina
97
Debener, Stefan
89
Deckert, Martin
46
Degiorgis, Yan
59
Deiters, Wolfgang
57
Dencks, Stefanie
65
Dengler, Sebastian
101
Deriu, Marco
33
Detert, Jacqueline
85
Detert, Markus
59, 85
Dethloff, Manuel
82, 88
Dibbern, Isabeau
86
Dickhaus, Hartmut
34, 37, 80
Dieckhoff, Jan
53
Diesing, Jan
51
Dillmann, Christopher
74
Dillmann, David
93
Disselhorst-Klug, Catherine 40
66
Divoux, Jean-Louis
81
Djeljadini, Suzana
77
Docherty, Paul
29, 33, 95
Dogan, Özgü
92
Dolgovskiy, Vladimir
97
Doll, Katharina
61
Doll, Theodor
35
Donay, Christine
55, 92
Doneit, Wolfgang
40
Donos, Christian
31
Dornbusch, Friedrich
62
Dössel, Olaf
16, 33, 38, 46
49, 53, 59, 62, 63, 70, 78, 79, 81
Doyle, John
84
Drauschke, Andreas
89
Dreher, Thomas
37
Drossel, Welf-Guntram
73
Duarte, Braulio R.
66
Dümpelmann, Matthias
31
Düregger, Katharina
54
Dutz, Silvio
45, 98
E
Eblenkamp, Markus 50, 54, 60
77, 90, 91, 92, 93, 101
Eckardt, Franziska
82
Ehlert, Nina
60
Ehrentreich-Förster, Eva
87
Eibl, Dieter
54, 93
Eibl, Regine
93
Eickenscheidt, Max
100
Eickner, Thomas 30, 35, 77, 100
Eisenmann, Urs
80
Eisenschenk, Andreas
81
Engel, Sebastian
37
Erkkilä, Mikael Timo
74
Ernst, Arneborg
81
Ernst, Floris
43
Eschenbecher, Nicole
52, 66
Eschweiler, Jörg
44
Esterer, Benjamin
28
Ettrichrätz, Martin
73
Etzel, Robin
41
» Index of keynote speakers, chairs and authors «
F
Fabech, Jonas
75
Falke, Karen
100
Farkas, Robert
62
Faul, Niko
28
Feige, Bernd
56
Feiling, Michael
79
Felderhoff, Thomas
68
Feldheiser, Aarne
68
Feldheiser, Aarne
68
Feldmann, Arne
80
Felten, Dorian
89
Feuerstein, Thomas J.
34
Ficker, Joachim H.
56
Fiebich, Martin
41
Fiederer, Lukas D. J.
39
Fiedler, Eva-Maria
39
Fiedler, Felix
85, 86
Fiedler, Nicklas
92
Fiestas, Antonio
86
Fietze, Ingo
56
Findl, Oliver
89
Fink, Rainer H. A.
93
Fischer, Benjamin
91
Fischer, Claudia
72
Fischer, Dirk
85
Fischer, Gerrit
69
Fischer, Karin
32
Fischer, Robert
93
Fischer, Theresa
91
Fleckenstein, Berit
68
Foehr, Peter
44, 69, 73, 100
Foerstenberg, Dirk
48, 80
Folkmer, Bernd
61
Fonseca Ulloa, Carlos
66
Forjan, Mathias
90
Forke, Roman
100
Fournelle, Marc
58
Franke, Adrian
42
Franke, Jörg
90
Franke, Karolin
87
Franz, Christian
61
Frauchiger, Daniela
50
Freckmann, Johannes
88
Freudigmann, Christian
100
Frey, Sabrina
70
Friebe, Michael 48, 53, 65, 75, 80
Frieboes, Hermann
33
Fritscher, Karl
34
Fritzsche, Holger
80
Fuchs, Mirco
72, 80
Fuchsberger, Alfred
93
Fürst, David
28
G
Gabler, Carolin
32
Gabriel, Holger
49
Gaebel, Jan
42
Gallinger, Simon
40
Galow, Anne-Marie
73
Gänger, René
85, 86
Gantenbein, Benjamin
50
Ganz, Nicolas
98
Gattinger, Johannes
50
Gau, Dominik
90
Gavaghan, Kate
80
Gazdhar, Amiq
94
Gebhardt, Sylvia
65
Geisbüsch, Andreas
37
Geiser, Thomas
94
Geller, Markus
48
Gemma, Corrado
88
Gemmeke, Hartmut
65
Gentile, Luca
91
Genzel, Jochen
41
Geoghegan, Patrick
95
Gepp, Michael
91
Gerhardt, Nils C.
74
Gerlach, Gerald
38
Gesché, Valentine
64, 92
Ghajarjazy, Azadeh
82
Gick, Michael
78
Gigler, Alexander M.
38
Gijs, Martin
46
Gimsa, Jan
73
Giraldo, Beatriz
79
Glasmacher, Birgit
30, 47, 54
61, 66, 78, 89, 91, 92, 93, 100, 101
Glaßer, Sylvia
82
Glasstetter, Martin
39
Glos, Daniel W.
51
Glos, Martin
45, 56
Glueckert, Rudolf
34
Glukhovskoy, Anatoly
69
Golde, Jonas
74
Golkowski, Daniel
34
Golz, Martin
34, 59
Gommel, Udo
52
Gong, Bo
29, 43, 96, 97
Gonzalez, Cristina
72
Goral, Adrian
101
Göttsche, Thorsten
73
Goubergrits, Leonid
29
Grabow, Niels 28, 30, 35, 37, 55
77, 84, 92, 100
Gräfe, Christine
45
Grämiger, Michelle
72
Granegger, Marcus
41
Grasso, Gianvito
33
Grätz, Hagen
73
Graurock, David
90
Greiner, Joachim
63
Griebel, Stefan
82
Gries, Thomas
92
Grieshofer, Peter
40
Gross, Christoph
59, 75, 101
Gross, Volker
66
Grossenbacher, Olivier
75
Großmann, Friederike
29
Grote, Ludger
56
Grujic, Zoran
97
Grünzner, Stefan
46, 50
Gryshkov, Oleksandr 89, 93, 100
Guber, Andreas
38
Guðfinnsdóttir, Halla K.
31
Guðmundsdóttir, Vilborg
31
Guell, Florian
90
Guenther, Margarita
38
Gugel, Sebastian
69
Guggenbichler, Peter
52
Guha, Subhajit
59
Guignard, Jérémie
69
Güler, Günnur
86
Günther, Manuel
30
Günther, Paul
65
Güntherodt, Gernot
96
Gurumurthy, Pragathi
82
Guthoff, Rudolf
58, 84, 100
Gutkelch, Dirk
98
H
Haack, Janne
73
Habermann, Saskia
99
Haberstroh, Jörg
66
Hadert, Nicole
28
Haeberlin, Andreas
55, 72
Haecker, Frank-Martin
46
Haerst, Miriam
35, 77, 100
Hagenah, Jannis
90
Hahnkamper, Patrick
87
Haller, Andreas
66
Haller, Michael
59, 75, 101
Hamadeh, Nader
62
Handler, Michael
34, 63
Hansen, Christian
65
Hanser, Friedrich
63
Harrysson, Ola
50
Hartmann, Corinna
85
Hasler, David
29, 91
105
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Hassani, Kamran
84
Hatzfeld, Christian
37, 41
Hauer, Benedikt
38
Haumann, Sabine
72, 89
Hauschulz, Friederike
100
Hauser, Josephine
75
Heckel, Frank
42
Hedner, Jan
56
Heemeier, Tanja
61
Heid, Andreas
60
Heimann, Axel
51, 52
Heinemann, David
95
Heinig, Andreas
73
Heinke, Matthias
78, 79
Heinke, Tobias
78
Heinlein, Bernd
75
Heinze, Christian
59
Heißenberg, Tim
93
Helbig, Marko
96
Helgason, Thordur
31
Heller, Simon
31
Hemm-Ode, Simone 31, 32, 37
89, 98
Hentschel, Sabine
52, 66
Herbsleb, Marco
49
Hernandez Marquez, Jhina Maritza
84
Herrlich, Simon
61
Herzog, Thomas
65
Hesselmann, Felix
77
Hessinger, Markus
28, 80
Hessling, Martin
54
Hettrich, Cornelia
87
Heuberger, Roman
73
Heuer, Henning
65
Heusinger von Waldegg, Gernot
85
Hewener, Holger
58
Hildebrandt, Thomas
29
Hiller, Karla
100
Hinteregger, Lisa Katharina 82
Hipmair, Günter
84
Hirnschall, Nino
89
Hirth, Sofia
72
Hoesel, Tim
99
Hofer, Christian
40
Hofer, Ernst
41, 46, 59
Hoffmann, Klaus-Peter
51
Hoffmann, Lisa
88
Hoffmann, Nico
94, 96
Hoffmann, Thomas
32, 69
Hofmann, Boris
38, 77
106
Hofmann, Ibolya
89
Hofmann, Martin R.
74
Hofmann, Nicola
54
Hofmann, Simon
66
Hofmann, Ulrich G.
34, 81
Hofmann, Viktor
69
Hofmeier, Benedikt
46
Hoheisel, Anna Lena
92
Hohenstein, Bernd
50
Holc, Katarcyna
39
Hollensteiner, Marianne
28
Holler, Martin
89
Holmqvist, Fredrik
81
Holz, Philipp
38
Hooper, Sue
44
Hopp, Torsten
65
Horky, Jelena
35
Hradetzky, David 18, 46, 61, 94
Huang, Huaiqi
31
Huck, Salina
79
Huetter, Larissa
95
Hügl, Silke
82
Hunger, Sandra
73
Hunger, Stefan
28
Hunsicker, Oliver
68
Husar, Peter
28, 82, 88, 99
Hyttinen, Jari
47
I
Ilg, Rüdiger
Illanes, Alfredo
Illner, Sabine
Imhoff, Michael
Ipsen, Svenja
Ittrich, Harald
J
Jac Fredo, A. R.
Jagos, Harald
Jahren, Silje Ekroll
Jäkel, René
Jamal, Farabi Ibne
Janiga, Gabor
Jannek, Dunja
Janssen, Henning
Janßen, Jan-Dirk
Jauer, Philipp
Jehnichen, Tanja
Jenner, Florien
Jennissen, Herbert
Jermy, Mark
34
53
30
47, 59, 76
43
53, 95
95
90
91
96
59
82
95
69
41
43
75
54
36, 78
95
Jockenhoevel, Stefan
55, 64
77, 92
Jöhl, Alexander
87
Johnson Chacko, Lejo
34
Joos, Alexander
98
Jordan, Denis
34
Joseph, Kevin
34
Jossen, Valentin
54, 93
Jovaisaite, Virginija
46
Jung, Caroline
53, 95
Jung, Erik
85
Junger, Christina
99
Jürgens, Philipp
32, 37, 53
Justiz, Jörn
31, 74
K
Kainz, Philipp
43
Kalkbrenner, Christoph
59
Kalla, Jörg
61
Kallus, Sebastian
37, 80
Kaltenbacher, Wenzel
49
Kamke, Frank
55
Kampusch, Stefan
89, 97
Kandler, Leonie
100
Kaniusas, Eugenijus 38, 89, 97
Karasulu, Ercüment
86
Karimi, Alireza
84
Karthick, P. A.
95
Kast, Christoph
40
Katanacho, Manuel
37
Katarina, Gille
73
Kauff, Daniel W.
51, 52
Kaufmann, Benedikt
93
Kaul, Michael G.
53, 95
Kaule, Sebastian
92, 100
Kaushik, Mitra
43
Kazimierski, Kamil S.
95
Keeling, Stephen
95
Kegel, Michael
61
Keller, Andreas
95
Keller, Fabian
44
Keller, Mark
38
Keller, Markus
52
Kemkemer, Ralf
97
Kemper, Max
74
Kempin, Wiebke
61
Kertzscher, Ulrich
29, 72
Kessler, Thomas
69
Kesting, Marco
73
Khachaturyan, Galina
97
Khan, Marius R.
57
Khoushabi, Azadeh
50
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Kienast, Roland
63
Kienzle, Rolf-Peter
78
Kilappa, Vantte
94
Kircher, Michael
53
Kirmse, Gerhard
52
Kirsch, Axel
36
Kirsch, Matthias
74, 94, 96
Kirsch, Michael
93
Kirsten, Lars
74
Kissinger, Dietmar
59
Kitzmüller, Erwin
41
Kjeller, Göran
97
Klar, Ernst
76
Klare, Martin
91
Klein, Stephan
94, 99
Klepsch, Tobias
82
Klingel, Karin
33
Klingler, Werner
44
Klink, Fabian
32
Klippel, Tim
95
Klöck, Stephan
87
Klose, Marie
77
Klotzbach, Udo
46, 50, 86
Kluck, Christina
82
Kluess, Daniel
28
Klum, Michael
68, 83
Klyui, Nickolai
100
Knaup-Gregori, Petra
57
Kneist, Werner
51, 52
Knieling, Thomas
38
Knigge, Sara 30, 78, 89, 93, 101
Knopp, Andreas
68
Knopp, Tobias
53, 95
Kober, Cornelia
53, 58, 97
Koch, Edmund
74, 81, 94
Koch, Eva
72
Koch, Jan Hannes
82
Koch, Julia
99
Koch, Martin
83, 94
Koch, Martin A.
82
Koch, Timo
32
Koch, Volker M.
31, 72
Kochs, Eberhard F.
34
Koger, Birgit
38
Kohl, Peter
33
Köhler, Bernd
58
Kohse, Stefanie
77
Kokelmann, Martin
31
Kölle, Lucia
85
Kopic, Claudia
72
Kopp, Franziska
100
108
Korossis, Sotirios
64
Kosch, Olaf
53, 98
Kossel, Klas-Moritz
92
Kotzian, Stefan
90
Kraft, Marc
40, 52
Kraiger, Markus
95
Krajewski, Jarek
34
Kramlich, Alexander
49
Krampe, Erhard
100
Kratz, Harald
98
Krauss, Jens
38
Krautschneider, Wolfgang 31, 85
Kreisköther, Kim Dana
60
Kremer, Antje
54
Krenn, Matthias
31, 40
Kretschmer, Jörn
33
Krieger, Jan
99
Krishnamani, Gopalan
46
Krivkina, Evgeniya
91
Kroener, Michael
31
Krolitzki, Benjamin
78, 91
Kruder, Andy
79
Krueger, Martin W.
81
Krueger-Ziolek, Sabine
43, 96
Krug, Johannes 49, 53, 75, 78
Krug, Robin
74
Krüger, Marian
95
Krüger, Thilo B. 34, 37, 51, 52, 81
Krüger-Ziolek, Sabine
29
Kruse, Magnus
55, 77
Krystian, Maciej
35
Kudryavtseva, Yuliya
91
Kuhbier, Jörn W.
30, 92
Kuhl, Matthias
39
Kuhn, Antonia Isabel
Kühnert, Helmut
78
Kukuk, Markus
79
Kunert, Kathleen
72
Kuntz, Lara
44
Kupnik, Mario
41
Kurylo, Agnieszka
38
Kurzhals, Anja
37
Kuß, Julia
41
Kuster, Roman
75
Kutikhin, Anton
91
L
Lachner, Daniel
Lafrentz, Jana
Lago, Paolo
Laidig, Daniel
Lang, Hauke
31
100
70, 88
40
51, 52
Lang, Stephan
79
Langdon, Ruby
29
Langenmair, Michael
69
Langner, Sönke
84
Langosch, Matthäus
83
Langthaler, Sonja
44
Langton, Christian
44
Laqua, Daniel
28, 82, 88, 99
Lassnig, Alexander
44, 82, 88
Latzin, Philipp
29
Laub, Markus
36
Lauer, Wolfgang
76, 88
Laufer, Bernhard
29
Lauser, Simone
99
Lauterböck, Lothar
54
Lazarjan, Milad
95
Lebedev, Victor
97
Lee, Yuk-Wai Wayne
44
Lehnert, Thomas
46
Leipold, Tobias
85
Leistritz, Lutz
68
Leitte, Heike
74
Lemaire, Jean-Jacques
89
Lemay, Mathieu
59
Lemcke, Felix
78
Lemkaddem, Alia
75
Lenarz, Thomas 14, 35, 69, 72
76, 82, 89
Lenis, Gustavo
49, 59, 63
Lenz, Marcel
74
Leonhardt, Stefan
50, 91
Leonhardt, Steffen
29
Leonid, Nefyodov
93
Ley, Peer-Phillip
93
Ley, Sebastian
96
Li, Tao
31
Licandro, Ginevra
33
Liebetanz, David
40
Liebl, Maik
45
Liebsch, Christina
30
Liljemalm, Rickard
39
Lippert, Michael
46
Liu, Qi
28
Loeffelbein, Denys J
90
Loepthien, Nora
75
Loewe, Axel
63, 81
Loitz, Jan
31
Londoño, Martina Correa
91
Löwa, Norbert
45, 98
Löwen, Alexander
92
Lozano-Zahonero, Sara
87
Lüdtke-Buzug, Kerstin
97
» Index of keynote speakers, chairs and authors «
Ludvigsdóttir, Guðbjörg K.
31
Ludwig, Frank
45
Luedicke, Gerhard
30
Lüers, Steffen
36
Luik, Armin
49, 78, 79
Luppa, Peter B.
38
Lütge, Almut
93
Luther, Stefan
63, 74
Madi, Zoltan Laszlo
91
M
Magnúsdóttir, Gígja
31
Mahn, Marlene
66
Maier, Hans Jürgen
101
Majdani, Omid
69, 82
Malberg, Hagen
68
Malek, Michael
28
Malhotra, Ankit
97
Mang, Ira
74
Manikowski, Dominique
35
Manzouri, Farrokh
31
Marcato, Daniel
72
Marek, Romy
50
Marette, Alexis
46
Marko, Christiane
59, 75
Marri, Kiran
79
Marschner, Uwe
83, 101
Martin, Heiner
84
Martin, Tanja
38, 77
Martin, Tobias
101
Martinez, Vincent
69
Martini, Nadja
81
Matich, Sebastian
37, 80
Matschegewski, Claudia
30
Mattern, Anne
98
Matthes, Daniel
80
Matthies, Jörn-Bo
30, 37, 92
Mattmüller, Rudi
37, 51, 81
Matveeva, Vera
91
Mau, Robert
50, 94
Mauck, Josephine
28, 32
Maw, Martin
70, 75
Mayr, Winfried
14, 17, 31
40, 63
Mayrhofer-Reinhartshuber, Michael
43
Meboldt, Mirko
87
Meckel, Stephan
66
Meister, Sven
57
Mela, Petra
55, 64
Melzer, Andreas
42
Menze, Bjoern
48
Menzel, Sarah
64
Mertins, Alfred
94
Metzner, Christoph
90
Metzner, Roland
80
Meyer, Tobias
41, 74, 96
Michel-Behnke, Ina
41
Micheler, Carina
100
Miethke, Christoph
32
Mikut, Ralf
40, 74
Militz, Matthias
32
Millrose, Michael
81
Minge, Michael
88
Mingler, Bernhard
35
Minn, Tobias
83
Mironov, Andrey
91
Mittelmeier, Wolfram
32
Möder, Felix
92
Molitor, Matthias
32
Mollenhauer, Johannes
66
Möller, Anita
94
Möller, Knut 29, 33, 43, 75, 96, 97
Möller, Ronny
38
Mönch, Christoph
80
Monn, Marcial
87
Moreira, Ricardo
55
Morgenstern, Ute 33, 41, 74, 96
Moscato, Francesco 41, 55, 59
70, 75, 101
Moser, Christophe
50
Moser, Virginie
75
Mosqueira, Matias
93
Moss, Robin
70
Moszkowski, Tomasz
51
Mottaghi, Soheil
34
Mouchiroud, Laurent
46
Mounir, Christian
39
Movahedi, Mohammad Mehdi
88
Mueller, Matthias
99
Mueller, Peter Paul
35
Mühlberg, Katja
79
Mühle, Richard
96
Mühlsteff, Jens
59, 75
Müller, Angelina
39
Müller, Dennis
43
Müller, Günter
85
Müller, Judith
30
Müller, Marc 30, 61, 66, 89, 91
92
Müller, Rainer
30, 35
Müller, Ralph
44, 74
Müller, Stefan
Müller-Putz, Gernot R.
Mummert, Tobias
Murray, Jeremy
Music, Zenit
85, 86
38
53, 95
38
68
N
Nagaraj, Yeshaswini
Nagarajan, G.
Nagel, Marc
Nagel, Wolfgang E.
Naib, Khaled
Narasimhan, Shreya
Nasrat, Sara
Navaneethakrishna, M.
Ndzengue, Steven
Nebling, Eric
Nestler, Bodo
Neubauer, Julia
Neubauer, Robert
Neubert, Holger
Neudert, Marcus
Neumann, Ann-Krisitin
Neumuth, Thomas
Neupert, Carsten
Neusser, Christine
Nguyen, Martin
Nicolas, Volkmar
Niederer, Steven A.
Niederhauser, Thomas
Niedermayr, Anja
Nocke, Andreas
Noeh, Claudius
Nolte, Lutz-P.
Nova, Igor
Nyilas, Sylvia
48
79
85
96
38
46
72
95
66
38
86, 94
91
40
65, 83
74
31
42
37, 80
77
80
48
89
72
38
101
66
68
80
29
O
Obermeier, Andreas
44
Obrist, Dominik 29, 70, 72, 91
Odenbach, Robert
75
Oehlbauer, Markus
32
Oelschlägel, Martin 41, 74, 96
Oeltze-Jafra, Steffen
42
Oertel, Joachim
69
Oesterlein, Tobias
49, 78, 79
Oestreich, Manuel
93
Oevermann, Jorge
58
Ohl, Frank
46
Ohs, Nicholas
44
Okyar, A. Fethi
83, 85
Oldorf, Paul
94
109
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Opitz, Thomas
41
Ordonez, Juan S.
69, 99
Orglmeister, Reinhold
68, 83
Osman, Jan
29
Otten, Christian
35
Overhoff, Heinrich Martin
48
P
Pachen, Martin
83
Palmisano, Ralf
96
Parlitz, Ulrich
63
Pascal, Joris
49, 72
Pathan, Suhail Parvaze
43, 94
Paul, Oliver
39, 89
Paulus, Dietrich
95
Peng, Anqi
54
Penzel, Thomas
56
Peschel, Sabine
58
Peter, Nico
74
Peter, Haig Alexander
28
Peters, Rigo
94
Petersohn, Uwe
94
Petrovic, Andreas
53
Pfeifer, Günther
83
Pfensig, Sylvia
30, 100
Pflüger, Patrick
81
Pflugradt, Maik
68
Piechotta, Gundula
38
Pieles, Uwe
60
Pielmus, Alexandru-Gabriel 68
83
Pierrel, Nicolas
59
Pilic, Tobias
80
Pinnell, Richard
81
Pioletti, Dominique
18, 50
Piper, Diana
68
Pisecky, Lorenz
84
Pison, Daniela
89
Pitschmann, Kai
59
Plaaß, Christian
92
Plange, Niklas
72
Plank, Gernot
33, 59, 71, 89
Platonov, Pyotr G.
81
Platz, Guido
85
Poelstra, Anke
48
Pollack, Thomas
88
Pollnow, Stefan
38, 46, 63
Portl, Julia
74
Pothof, Frederick
89
Pothof, Fredrick
39
Pott, Peter P.
28, 37, 80
Potyagaylo, Danila
63, 81
110
Poudel, Prabal
Prassl, Anton J.
Preim, Bernhard
Princz, Sascha
Prinz, Thorsten
Probst, Mareike
Proença, Martin
Prüssmann, Klaas P.
Ptach, Felix
Pude, Frank
Puiu, Andrei Alexandru
Pullig, Oliver
Pumberger, Matthias
Punitha, N.
Putzier, Michael
Pylatiuk, Christian
Q
Quandt, Fanny
65
59, 89
82
54
88
61
59
53
98
41
62
64
94
95
94
72, 86
31
R
Radermacher, Klaus
32, 73
Radl, Isabella
95
Radon, Patricia
98
Rahim, Muhammad Imran 35
Rahimi, Seyed Ali
81
Rajabi, Taleieh
38
Ramakrishnan, Swaminathan
43, 79, 95
Randerath, Winfried J.
56
Ranft, Andreas
34
Ranner, Sigrid
40
Rapp, Christin
60, 77
Rau, Thomas S.
69, 82
Raum, Kay
94
Rausch, Andreas
43
Reboredo, Jenny
54
Redmer, Benjamin
85, 86
Rehekampff, Christoph
101
Reich, Christian
49
Reichard, Bianca
80
Reichensperger, Patrick
59
Reichert, Klaus-Martin
58
Reimann, Susanne
58
Reimers, Kerstin
30, 92
Reinert, Aljoscha
31
Reisacher, Markus
39
Reischl, Markus
40, 72, 74
Reisgen, Uwe
35
Reishofer, Gernot
41
Reister, Paul
100
Reiter, Ursula
95
Remmer, Hilke
45
Rempel, Tobias
79
Repanas, Alexandros
61, 89
Reuter, Daniel
97
Reuter, Thomas
44
Reza, Marzieh
88
Ribitsch, Iris
54
Ricken, Tim
48
Riedlinger, Axel
33
Rienmüller, Theresa 63, 82, 88
Ringenbach, Alex
43
Rissing, Lutz
69
Rittinghaus, Tim
93
Rockstroh, Max
42
Roeth, Anjali
96
Rohde, Manfred
35
Röhr, Udo
28
Rönsch, Konstantin
99
Rose, Georg
32, 49, 69, 78
Rösler, Mechthild
50
Rotaru, Horatiu
100
Rotermund, Hanna
42
Rothmayer, Markus
82
Rotsch, Christian
50, 73
Rotter, Nicole
54
Rottmann, Markus
33, 49
Roushan, Kourosh
87
Rücker, Christoph
64
Rudmann, Linda
39, 69
Rudorf, Sandra
31
Rüegg, Jasmine
50
Ruff, Roman
51
Ruiter, Nicole V.
65
Rund, Armin
53
Runge, Nicole
99
Rupp, Rüdiger
40
Ruther, Patrick
39, 89
Ruzgys, Paulius
94
S
Saba, Rami
Sabo, Anton
Sabzpoushan, S.H
Sachpazidis, Ilias
Sachweh, Sabine
Sader, Robert
Sahmel, Olga
Salamon, Johannes
Salito, Armando
Salomon, Christoph
Sander-Thömmes, Tilmann
Sanner, Bernd
34
90
82
87
57
97
35
95
60
96
45
56
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Satkauskas, Saulius
94
Sayed Herbawi, Abdalrahmen
39
Schacher, Felix H.
45
Schackel, Thomas
30
Schackert, Gabriele
74, 96
Schanze, Thomas
41, 43, 49
56, 79, 80
Scharfschwerdt, Michael
90
Schäske, Jörn
61
Schauer, Bernhard
84
Schauer, Thomas
90
Scheel, Mathias
29
Scheer, Maurice
91
Scheid, Lisa-Mareike
93
Schell, Joachim
68
Scheuner, Erika
75
Scheuren, Ariane
74
Schiecke, Karin
68
Schier, Peter
34
Schiermeister, Linda
55
Schima, Heinrich
41, 59, 70
75, 101
Schizas, Constantin
50
Schkommodau, Erik 32, 89, 98,
100
Schlaak, H. F.
80
Schlamelcher, Jan
42
Schlöglhofer, Thomas
75
Schlömicher, Markus
48
Schlosser, Ingolf
85
Schlottmann, Frederik
30, 92
Schlüter, Anke
79
Schmalenberg, Michael
38
Schmid Daners, Marianne 70, 87
Schmidt, Bertram
46, 59, 85
Schmidt, Christopher
94
Schmidt, Johannes
66
Schmidt, Marcus
49, 78
Schmidt, Martin
61
Schmidt, Nadeschda
61
Schmidt, Ulrike
38
Schmidt, Wolfram
37, 55, 92
100
Schmiedel, Max
94
Schmieder, Florian
50
Schmieder, Kirsten
74
Schmieder, Stefan
86
Schmitt, Claus
49, 78, 79
Schmitt, Daniel
58
Schmitt, Sebastian
48
Schmitz, Georg
65
Schmitz, Klaus-Peter 28, 30, 35
37, 55, 69, 92, 100
Schmitz-Rode, Thomas 62, 96
Schmocker, Andreas
50
Schnabel, Christian
94
Schneider, Andreas
32
Schneider, Carola
41
Schneider, Gerhard
34
Schneider, Johannes
94
Schneider, Marc
69
Schneider, Matthias
87
Schneider, Sarah
72
Schnitker, Jan
60
Schnorr, Jörg
98
Schnurr, Matthias
97
Schober, Konstanze
77
Schoettker, Patrick
59
Schoft, Julia
35
Scholtes, Michael
66
Schöpe, Lothar
57
Schostak, Martin
80
Schreiter, Matthias
38
Schrempf, Andreas
28
Schröder, Rasmus
74
Schrödl, Falk
28
Schroeder, Dietmar
31, 85
Schroeder, Leif
97
Schroeter, Jörg
94
Schrott-Fischer, Anneliese
34
Schröttner, Jörg 40, 44, 63, 66
82, 87, 88
Schrumpf, Fabian
72, 80
Schubert, Bernd
92
Schubert, Rainer
34
Schudt, Florian
66
Schuettler, Martin
99
Schuh, Matthias
50, 92, 93
Schuler, Nadine
79
Schuler, Steffen
63
Schullcke, Benjamin 29, 43, 75
96
Schult, Mark
50
Schultes, Günter
83
Schulz, André
91
Schulz, Christian
73, 101
Schulz, Steffen
79
Schulze, Christian
73
Schulze, Jennifer
60, 61
Schulze-Bonhage, Andreas31, 39
Schumacher, Ralf
50, 100
Schumann, Andy
49, 68, 78
Schumann, Stefan
66, 87
Schumann, Ulrich
59
Schümann, Kerstin
28, 35
Schunck, Tobias
85
Schwab, Martin
69
Schwaerzle, Michael
39
Schwalbe, Marius
70
Schwarz, Hans-Christoph
60
Schwarz, Oliver
85
Schwarz, Sascha
93
Schwarz, Silke
54
Schweikard, Achim
43, 90
Schwerdt, Christopher
55
Sedivy, Roland
43
Seebach, Michael
73
Seel, Thomas
40, 90
Seemann, Gunnar
33, 49, 63
70, 81
Seidel, Robin
88
Seidlitz, Anne
33, 61
Seifalian, Alexander
91
Seiler, Marko
94
Seitz, Hermann 50, 82, 88, 94
Seitz, Jan-Marten
35
Semm, Charlotte
49
Senger, Sebastian
69
Senger, Vanessa
79
Sergeeva, Evgeniya
91
Serowy, Steffen
82
Sesia, Sergio
46
Seufert, Peter
40
Sevostyanova, Victoria
91
Shabaev, Amin
91
Shah, Ashesh
89, 98
Shahidi, Niloofar
82
Sharma, Kirti
89
Shashanka, S. Rao
43
Sieber, Ingo
58
Siemens, Xenia
87
Siewert, Stefan
100
Silmy, Kamel
100
Simanski, Olaf
29
Siroros, Nad
44
Slabu, Ioana
96
Snedeker, Jess
54
Sobottka, Stephan B.
74, 96
Sohrabi, Keywan
66
Sola, Josep
59
Somerlik-Fuchs, Karin
51, 81
Sommer, David
34, 59
Sommermeyer, Dirk
56
Sonntag, Frank
46, 50, 86
Sorrentino, Vincenzo
46
111
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Spaeth, Johannes
66, 87
Spann, Stefan Manfred
95
Spassov, Sashko
66
Spicher, Nicolai
79
Spieß, Felix
97
Sprung, Julian
65
Stachs, Oliver
58, 84
Stahnke, Thomas
100
Stark, Christian
85, 86
Stark, Philipp
59
Starke, Eric
83
Stäuble, Markus
87
Staude, Gerhard
68
Stauffer, Flurin
69
Stebinger, Manuel
80
Steege, Tobias
46
Stefanova, Nataliya
41
Stegelmeier, Corinna
97
Stegmaier, Johannes
74
Steimer, Konrad Carl
86
Stein, Sandra
33
Stein, Alexander
101
Steinbrecher, Lisa
66
Steiner, Gerald
94
Steinhoff, Uwe
45
Stender, Birgit
63
Stephan, Daniel
28
Stett, Alfred
60, 100
Stieger, Christof
69, 87
Stieglitz, Thomas
31, 39, 69
99, 100
Stiehm, Michael
55, 100
Stiesch, Meike
61
Stockmanns, Gudrun
34
Stodtmeister, Richard
41
Stoehr, Matthaeus
42
Stoiber, Martin
41
Stollberger, Rudolf
43, 53, 95
Stoppe, Thomas
74
Stork, Wilhelm
86
Stößlein, Ekkehard
88
Straube, Anja
93
Strauch, Justus
48
Strauß, Sarah
30, 92
Ströbel, Joachim
50
Strohmer, Stefan
87
Stubenrauch, Mike
93
Sturm, Matthias
72
Sudhop, Stefanie
93
Suresh, Sinduja
93
Susaiyah, Allmin Pradhap Singh
94
112
Swaminathan, Ramakrishnan 94
Sydow, Karl
97
Széles, Jozsef Constantin
89
T
Takagaki, Kentaroh
Takam, Pierre Christian
Tanadini-Lang, Stephanie
Tavakoli Golpaygani, Ali
Taylor, Carly
Tegtmeier, Katharina
Temchenk, Volodymyr
Teschner, Magnus J.
Teske, Michael
Tetzlaff, Ronald
Textor, Dominik
Thaler, Joseph
Theiß, Marie
Theuer, Heiko
Thiebes, Lena
Thiele, Julius
Thiemann, Kerstin
Thieringer, Florian
Thies, Christian
Thürk, Florian
Tigges, Timo
Tilp, Andreas
Todor, Adrian
Töllner, Philip
Töppel, Thomas
Torabiyan, Hamid
Toso, Lorenzo
Trächtler, Martin
Trahms, Lutz
Traldi, Leo
Trauzettel, Franziska
Traxler, Lukas
Trepte, Constantin J.
Tretbar, Steffen H.
Trimpe, Sebastian
Troes, Nadine
Tronnier, Helena
Trumpp, Alexander
Trüssel, Andreas
Tschöp, Matthias
Tumampos, Jonas
Tute, Erik
Twiefel, Jens
Tybrandt, Klas
U
Ulloa, Patricia
46
78
87
88
74
35
100
89
77
79
75
93
45
95
64
40
99
44
97
89, 97
68, 83
40
100
40
73
84
58
61
98
88
88
89
97
58, 65
40
92
37
68
74
85
78, 79
57
69
69
82
Unger, Michael
Urban, Gerald
42
30, 46
V
Vallone, Ilaria
88
van Drunen, Wouter J.
69
Vargas Luna, José Luis
31
Veauthier, Christian
45
Velikanova, Elena
91
Vennemann, Bernhard
91
Verjans, Mark
44, 73
Verjus, Christophe
59
Verma, Bhawna
78
Vest, Torsten
95
Vidakovic, Zoran
28
Vienken, Jörg
66
Voelker, Wolfram
41
Vogel, Rolf
55
Vogt, Nicola
50
Vogt, Peter M.
30, 92
Vogt, Sebastian
59
Volbers, Jan-Cedric
54
Völker, Martin
39
Vollberg, Dennis
83
von Deimling, Constantin 44, 73
von der Lühe, Moritz
45
von Elverfeldt, Dominik
41
von Metzen, Rene
60
von Tengg-Kobligk, Hendrik70, 91
Vörös, Janos
69
Voss, Andreas
28, 72, 79
Voß, Samuel
82
Vu, Tien Huy
90
W
Wachter, Nicolas
51, 52
Wadle, Simon
38
Wagner, David
59, 85
Wahl, Gerhard
58
Wakili, Reza
79
Waldmann, Andreas D.
97
Wallaschek, Jörg
69
Walles, Heike
54, 64
Wallrabe, Ulrike
39
Walter, Susan
65
Walther, Julia
81
Wapler, Matthias
39
Wårdell, Karin
37, 47, 89
Wardenberg, Maximilian
60
Warnecke, Athanasia 60, 61, 64
Warwas, Dawid Peter
60
Wearing, Scott
44
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Weber, Moritz
Weber, Peter
Weber, Stefan
Weber, Steffen
Weber, Franz
Wegner, Celine
Wehrle, Christian
Weidner, Andreas
Weidner, Norbert
Weiel, Marie
Weihberger, Oliver
Weis, Antoine
Weißpflog, Janek
Weitschies, Werner
Weitz, Jochen
Welp, Hubert
Wendler, Johannes
Wenger, Christian
Wenzel, Christin
Wenzel, Ulla
Werner, C
Werner, Valerie
Werthschützky, Roland
Wessel, Jan
Wessel, Niels
Westerhausen, Markus
Wieding, Jan
Wiekhorst, Frank
Wiesmann, Veit
Wilhelmi, Mathias
92
32
53, 70
58
30
51
87
45, 98
30
81
37
97
86
33, 61
73
74
101
59
66
54
52
101
28, 37
41, 80
59
56
38, 77
28
45, 98
96
76
Williner, Sebastian
Willomitzer, Christian
Wilmes, Boris
Winkel, Andreas
Winkler, Therese
Winkler, Tilo
Winter, Karsten
Wirth, Steffen
Witt, Madlen
Witte, Hartmut
Witte, Herbert
Wittenberg, Thomas
Wodack, Karin H.
Wohlfender, Fabian
Woias, Peter
Wojdziak, Jan
Wolfrum, Bernhard
Wozniak, Katarzyna
Wrobel, Walter G.
Wuensch, Dirk
Wulf, Katharina
Wulf, Michael
Wülfers, Eike Moritz
Wurz, Marc C.
Wüstenhagen, Carolin
Wysotzki, Philipp
Wyss Balmer, Thomas
X
Xander, Daniel
55
95
82
61
99
41
58
66
83
86, 93
68
96
97
50
31
42
60
60
31
100
77
68
33, 46
69
55
73
32
96
Y
Yakushenko, Alexey
Yalcin, Gokdeniz
Yoo, In Seong
Yukselen, Burak C.
60
83
90
85
Z
Zahnert, Thomas
74, 83
Zakaria, Golam
95
Zapf, Michael
65
Zaunseder, Sebastian
68
Zehnle, Steffen
38
Zeilfelder, Jennifer
86
Zeilhofer, Hans-Florian
53, 97
Zeiske, Steve
82
Zemel, Assaf
97
Zengerle, Roland
61
Zentner, Lena
82
Zeppenfeld, Matthias
60, 101
Zhang, Junhai
97
Zhao, Zhanqi
29
Zidowitz, Stephan
42
Ziegler, Tobias
84
Zimmermann, Christoph
86
Zimmermann, Heiko
91
Zimpfer, Daniel
59, 75, 101
Zou, Ding
56
Zsigmond, Peter
37
Zurbuchen, Adrian
55
Zürn, Jannik
33
Zylka, Waldemar
28
Zysset, Philippe
80
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