Activities in biomechanics and mechanobiology focus on the combined use of mechanical engineering principles and biological knowledge to understand disease progression and the performance of medical devices.
Central mechanical aspects are fluid dynamics, thermal transport, elastic and dynamics processes and materials in living systems.
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